School Psych Momma

I drink the coffee then I do the things. The child-centered, whole child things!

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Morehouse College Bookstore! #Morehouse

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Representation is so important! A few weeks back, Caleb caught a news story of a young man running with excitement - Morehouse acceptance letter in hand. It inspired him! With an understanding that his mind could change next week, for now I will share his excitement ❤️ #Morehouse

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

@AP_KRachel Because, the “it takes a village” isn’t applicable to children only! ❤️

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

@educatorwhoblog @CCSDCounseling So cute! 😍

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Since I’m in a posting mood!😬 (I’ll get better).This week I also participated in the Intro To Play Therapy session with Dr. Tiffany McNary & it was fabulous! I am intentionally aligning myself with experiences that feed my soul & address social-emotional needs of students! ❤️

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

We know children learn best when there is a healthy, positive & respectful home-school partnership! My first @HendricksEsGA student and parent support night! We talked about parenting with affirmations and I’m already looking forward to the next one ☺️
@CobbSchoolPsych

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

@educatorwhoblog @GeorgiaSouthern Have a great weekend! 🎉☺️

[Jessica Minahan, PhD, BCBA @jessica_minahan]

Reframing Attention Seeking Behavior

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

@MrsOshea30 🤗❤️

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Words are powerful! What we pour into children is what we get out. Plant seeds of love, positivity, peace and resilience. Good morning ❤️ #Affirmations #AffirmationStation

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

@AP_KRachel ❤️❤️❤️ Have an amazing, safe & joyous school year!

[Cobb County School Psychologists @CobbSchoolPsych]

School psychologists are engaging in learning with our new supervisor, Jameika Dooley. We are excited to be back together in person! #engagecobb

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Ever visit a place and it resonates so deeply with the most important parts of you that it feels like home? It’s always a pleasure, DMV! #DMV #DC #Maryland #Virginia #Washington #Summer #July #SummerLove #NationalHarbor #NationalMall

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

@Meghan_Lawson @LisaDuty1 The absolute truth! ❤️

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Don’t forget your local libraries as a resource to encourage healthy reading habits! “Research has shown that the amount of time children spend with books is crucial to reading achievement, and ultimately, to school achievement in general.” @cobblibrary #literacy #raisingreaders

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Feeling the things. Writing the things. Summer is always good to me ❤️

[Well-Read Black Girl Festival ™ @wellreadblkgirl]

“Writing is really a way of thinking -- not just feeling but thinking about things that are disparate, unresolved, mysterious, problematic or just sweet.”✏️ #ToniMorrison💕 #wellreadblackgirl

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Summer reading reinforces literacy skills, increases vocabulary, and expands knowledge. Shoutout to @nothingbundt for the sweet incentive 🎉📚 #literacy #childhood #literacymatters #raisingreaders

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

@rlane_teach @HendricksEsGA Thank you! 🤗

[School Psych Momma @SchoolMommy]

Since childhood, poetry has been one of my favorite genres of literature! The aesthetic, movement and creativity in the words. My poetry group at @HendricksEsGA brings me much joy. My little poets 💓
#poetry #literacy #poetrymonth #EmotionalIntelligence

[Cobb County School Psychologists @CobbSchoolPsych]

It's also National Poetry Month! Students are writing acrostic and cinquain poems! The school psychologist at Hendricks Elementary, Travanti Jenkins-Joyner uses the poetry club for students to creatively acknowledge and express their feelings!#EmotionalIntelligence

[Hilderbrand Pelzer III @HP3potential]

Over half the incarcerated individuals that I’ve spoken with said the main reasons they had quit school were academic problems or a loss of interest in school.