New Jersey Association of School Psychologists
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Welcome to NJASPWe are a non-profit professional association organized in 1958 for school psychologists working or living in New Jersey. |
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Thank YOU TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED IN #SELDAY
Let's keep the #SEL spirit alive all year long!
Here are just a few links that to help you in your role as a school based behavioral and mental health provider
- Prevention and Wellness Promotion
- Providing Effective Social–Emotional and Behavioral Supports After COVID-19 Closures: Universal Screening and Tier 1 Interventions
- Social-Emotional Learning in the Early Years
- Brain-based SEL Tips for School Psychologists
- SEL and Social Justice
- Lessons for SEL
- New Roles for School Psychologists: Addressing the Social Emotional Learning Needs of Students
- SEL is Alive and Well in NJ
- Practical Tips for Implementing SEL
And we would love to hear how you are promoting SEL and student behavioral and mental health at your school! Please SHARE - contact Barry Barbarasch
General Mental Health Resources
NJASP Considerations for School Re-Entry
Trauma-responsive MTSS Toolkit
Mental Health Awareness Resources
A Proclamation on National Mental Health Awareness Month, 2021
Children's Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness Events
National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day
2021 Children's Mental Health Awareness Week and Mental Health Month | WIC Works Resource System
Children's Mental Health Awareness Week
Featured ResourceConsiderations for School Re-Entry during COVID-19: Supporting Social and Emotional Learning and Mental and Behavioral Health Upon School Re-Entry through a Trauma- Informed, Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) Framework. |
NJASP Condemns Racism and Violence Against Black, Indigenous, and People of Color
As an organization dedicated to promoting the well-being of all individuals, The New Jersey Association of School Psychologists (NJASP) stands committed to fighting structural and systematic racism. We express outrage and deep distress regarding the murders of George Floyd, Ahmad Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and countless other Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). Such practices by our institutions have been an ongoing stain on our nation, and continue to impair the dignity and threaten the lives of Black Americans.
Please read our entire statement here: NJASP Antiracism Statement .pdf
Contact Helizhabeth Cruz or Brianna Prego Diversity Co-chairs with comments/questions.
Check out NJASP Social Justice Resources and Links
Join NJASP for even more benefits and resourcesClick here for Membership Already a member? Get Involved! You do not have to commit to attending board meetings to be involved! We welcome and encourage new voices on our many committees. Check out NJASP Committees and be part of the conversation in whatever way fits with your interests and availability. |
We at NJASP would like to provide our fellow school psychologists opportunities to showcase your skills or what has worked for you in your practice. Whether it is report writing, crisis management, school-wide programs, academic/ behavioral interventions, etc. We feel that it is important to provide you a platform for all of us to learn from each other. Please click here to complete a form for submission. We are very excited about this initiative. | Members, follow the link to the Discussion Board to ask questions, make comments, share information, etc. re: your remote school psychology practice. This Discussion Board resource is a benefit of NJASP membership and not available to the general public in order to enhance participant privacy. |
