Educationally Related Mental Health Assessment: What every school psychologist should know Jun 01, 2012
Participants will gain a better understanding of clinical mental health assessment/diagnoses and how best to support individualized educational program (IEP) teams in addressing the educational implications of such diagnoses.
Topics covered:
Developing assessment and service protocols that are both legally sound and designed to maximize effective student planning.
Understanding DSM-IV (V) axis diagnoses
Operationally defining clinical diagnoses within the assessment process to support educational planning
Identifying the risk factors that may require collaboration with community-based mental health assessment and service providers
Presented by Bruce Gale, PhD., Clinical Psychologist and member of Positive Environments, Network of Trainers (PENT) Leadership Team
and Jonathan Read, Fagen, Friedman, & Fulfrost Attorneys
Educationally Related Mental Health Assessment: What every school psychologist should know
Date(s)
Jun 01, 2012
Time
8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Audience
School psychologists
Facilitator(s)
North Coastal Consortium For Special Education
Price
$ 30.00 per individual Free for staff members of NCCSE SELPA school districts Register online at http://www.nccse.org
Location
North County Regional Education Center (NCREC) 255 Pico Avenue San Marcos, CA 92069 Map | Driving Directions Maps and directions provided by Google® Maps. Please verify map and driving directions for accuracy prior to attending event.
Credit Offered
Professional Growth/Staff Development (3.5 Hours Offered)
Affiliation: California Board of Behavioral Sciences Notes: This workshop meets the qualifications for 3.5 hours of continuing education credit for LEPs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. CEP #5150
Contact
North Coastal Consortium for Special Education fvasquez@sdcoe.net P: (760) 761-5119
Sponsor
North Coastal Consortium for Special Education (San Diego COE)
