AB 114

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Educationally Related Counseling Services in an AB 114 World

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Schools have repeatedly been demonstrated to be an ideal place to provide counseling services to students to support social, emotional, and behavioral health, as well as the ability to cope with challenges (NASP, 2008). School psychologists provide school-based services as part of a continuum of tiered interventions for the well-being of all students. Within the …

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AB 114: How School Psychologists May Be Best Positioned to Provide Mental Health Services for all Students at all Tiers

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Researchers report that 75-80% of school-age children in need of mental health services do not receive them. Of those who do receive mental health services, 70-80% receive mental health services in school.1 Schools are a natural access point for mental health services; school psychologists are mental health providers trained to support students, parents, and staff …

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