Connecticut Association of School Psychologists

08/28/2025

Welcome back, CT school psychs! Here’s to a year of support, growth, and making a difference. 💙📚🧠

08/08/2025

The NASP Social Justice Committee invites you to take part in the 2025–2026 National Book Read. This year's selection, "Green Card Youth Voices: Immigration Stories from Chicago High Schools," is a collection of powerful personal narratives written by high school students from immigrant backgrounds in Chicago. Learn more about this year's National Book Read:
https://buff.ly/8FTooD7

08/08/2025

Getting ready for the new school year? Start planning for National School Psychology Week, with NASP resources and templates to help your community discover the work you do to help schools and children thrive. You can also help your community participate with suggested activities tailored to students, school communities, and school psychologists. https://buff.ly/X9T5UVO

08/08/2025

After reflecting on a busy and impactful introduction to the field, a school psychology graduate student shares what she has learned from her first year in the hopes it is reassuring or affirming to fellow graduate students, but also of interest to those engaged mentoring and teaching the next generation. Read more about what is making an impact on current school psychology trainees. https://buff.ly/aXX7cuP

07/09/2025

School psychologists deserve a seat at the leadership table, too. Learn manageable steps to get there and how to leverage your expertise once you do! You can fill proficiency gaps among administrative staff, capitalize on opportunities to insert your skill set, and navigate barriers at the start of your leadership journey. Learn more or register here: https://buff.ly/paewAmW

07/09/2025

Start the school year with improved crisis planning and response skills. Register for a virtual PREPaRE workshop in August. Seats fill fast, so act soon! https://buff.ly/eJW8wje

07/09/2025

Our thoughts are with those affected by the devastating flooding in Texas which has claimed numerous lives.
Although most schools are not in session, children will need support from their caregivers and communities. NASP has resources to help adults support children after natural disasters. This Guidance at a Glance can be shared to help adults understand how to support children through this difficult event.
https://buff.ly/IcXTG4e

06/24/2025

Join us!!!

06/24/2025

Dr. Christner will be addresssing CBT in schools!

06/18/2025

Congratulations to the CASP 2025 Award Recipients!

06/06/2025

Put it on your calendar for the Fall!!!

06/04/2025

We spy CASP leadership and National Association of School Psychologists President Peter Faustino

ICYMI: The Connecticut Association of School Psychologists (CASP) 2nd Annual Sarah Gelish Presidential Lecture Series, co-sponsored by Fairfield University's School of Education and Human Development and CASP, brought together alumni, current students, and practitioners to learn from two outstanding leaders in the field.

We were honored to welcome Dr. Rebecca Shiner, who delivered a compelling presentation titled “Understanding & Treating Personality Problems,” and Dr. Peter Faustino, President of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP).