Siera Cullins

School Psychologist, Ed.S., NCSP

[Goodreads @goodreads]

there's nothing more healing than a good reading session

[Kareem J. Weaver @KJWinEducation]

Tell school board members to make sure the materials they adopt have proof of working, before they adopt them.

Normalize that.

[American Psychological Association @APA]

The American Psychological Association is deeply concerned about the Administration’s recent announcement on #autism.

Promoting unsupported scientific theories risks fueling stigma, undermines public trust and distracts from real scientific progress.

[William M. Boyd Elementary @APS_WMBoyd]

Please join us in our Tribute to Black Excellence at Boyd Elementary School.

https://t.co/7H1EZdi59e

[Siera Cullins @sieracullins]

high growth>high scores

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

BERNIE SANDERS: Vaccines do not cause autism. Do you agree?

RFK Jr: As I said, I'm not going into HHS with any preordained--

SANDERS: I asked you a simple question, Bobby

RFK Jr: If you show me those studies ...

SANDERS: That is a very troubling response

[Siera Cullins @sieracullins]

Being appreciated by those I appreciate🫶🏼🧠✏️

[Siera Cullins @sieracullins]

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[Siera Cullins @sieracullins]

Supporting our students & families by helping end hunger in the community.

https://t.co/OfRfBca607

#SchoolPsychWeek #NASP #NSPW #GASP

[Siera Cullins @sieracullins]

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[Siera Cullins @sieracullins]

Love a good zones bingo session! I try making Friday’s kiddos only, no meetings & it’s truly my favorite thing ever!

[American Psychological Association @APA]

As young people continue to face a growing #mentalhealth crisis, there's an urgent need for more school psychologists. New funding and training programs are helping more join the profession and stay there. https://t.co/YcKEStdqTU

[Black Therapist 💕 @NicoleLewisLCSW]

1. Having 2 emotionally stable parents.
2. Pretty privilege.
3. Being able to purchase Christmas gifts.
4. Access to the internet.
5. The privilege to not understand privilege.
6. Access to me.
7. The ability to breathe out of both nostrils.
8. Access to clean water.
9. Not looking at the prices of groceries.
10. Seeing a dentist regularly.
11. Falling asleep without taking medication.
12. Being able to attend your children’s school events.
13. Having time to even care for yourself.
14. Experiencing life without mental health problems.
15. Having a family who actually cares about you.
16. Light skin.
17. Being protected by the 👮‍♂️
18. Not having to worry about being SA’d when you leave your home.
19. Being able to pay for daycare.

[Schoolpsych.com @SchoolPsychDCom]

#tbt to a classic school psych meme

[Schoolpsych.com @SchoolPsychDCom]

It’s March Madness for school psychologists!😅

[Siera Cullins @sieracullins]

Wrapped up a group today teaching little ones how their ADHD can be a super power! @MCPSWellness

[Schoolpsych.com @SchoolPsychDCom]

Happy Halloween to all the school psychologists out there!🎃

[FASP @FLschpsychs]

Our hearts remain with our families and colleagues in southwest Florida. As we continue to weather the storm and prepare for recovery, please check out the words of our FASP board member & school psychologist, Michael Kelleher. Thanks for being a helper💓https://t.co/63bX5DKdTQ

[Gabriella Ponzini, PhD @PonziniG]

I want to clarify what mental health professionals mean when we say that mental illness does not cause gun violence:

[National Association of School Psychologists @nasponline]

Our hearts go out to the Uvalde, TX community who has experienced a tragedy today.
In the wake of tragedies, students may be confused and frightened. NASP has resources for responding to school violence and talking with children about violence.
https://t.co/ArgVAcnNV3