Being a school psychologist is a challenging profession, but also rewarding. It involves helping children and adolescents with social, emotional, and academic difficulties. However, this role comes with great responsibility, and school psychologists must remain up-to-date on the latest psychological research and techniques. One way to do this is by reading. Books are a great source of knowledge, and they can provide school psychologists with valuable insights and tools to help them serve students in need. In this post, we will share 15 must-read books for school psychologists.
3“School Crisis Prevention and Intervention: The PREP a RE Model, Second Edition” by Melissa Allen Heath and Amanda B. Nickerson
School psychologists must prepare for and respond to crisis situations. This book offers a comprehensive, evidence-based model for school crisis prevention and intervention.
