Tune in for a fun-filled coffee chat with School Psych Memes, the creative genius behind the beloved and hilarious school psychology memes account. As fellow school psychologists, we discuss School Psych Memes' social media journey, work-life balance, life as a school psychologist, imposter syndrome, ADHD, SLD, testing, how to remember your endless passwords, and so much more! Get ready for laughs, insights, and relatable experiences!
Make sure to check out the previous episode referenced in this episode:Episode 10: Specific Learning Disability
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About the GuestSchool Psych Memesis a dedicated professional with an impressive academic background, holding an Ed.S in school psychology achieved in 2011 and an Ed.D in school psychology earned in 2022. Currently making a positive impact in an elementary school district located in the Chicago suburbs, they have brought their expertise to support young learners’ mental well-being. Originally from western Michigan, School Psych Memes has embraced the diverse experiences that shaped their journey. Beyond their professional endeavors, School Psych Memes finds joy in various hobbies. Music holds a special place in their heart, as they both listen to and play it. They cherish spending time outdoors, embracing the beauty of nature. Additionally, golf serves as a sporty outlet to unwind and stay active during their leisure hours.
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