School psychologists assist students at all levels from elementary school to high school students individually or in groups. To help deal with various behavioral issues, learning difficulties, disabilities, emotional problems, and other concerns. In many cases, school psychologists will provide counseling, mentoring, and instructional services to help promote wellness by reinforcing strong communication, problem-solving, anger management, self-regulation, or social skills. School psychologist may help students in processing issues such as bullying, LGBTQ issues, low self-esteem, poor academic performance, social anxiety, problems with authority and problems at home.

For those who are facing learning disabilities, school psychologists will help increase achievement by assessing their abilities and devising the best instructional strategies for optimal learning. School Psychologist diagnose and treat children with behavioral and learning challenges, and are able to assess students eligibility for special education services. Working with parents, teachers, and school personnel, our psychologists conduct a variety of assessments, treatments, and interventions in order to promote the academic, social, and emotional growth of all students.