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Praise for The Thriving School Psychologist and Dr. Rebecca Branstetter

If only I had this book back when I started practicing as a school psychologist! This book reminded me that I can do more than merely survive in my professionit showed me that I can thrive in my profession! Dr. Branstetter provides truth bomb after truth bomb to help cultivate a mindset shift. The personal stories from practitioners and real school psychologists in the field were powerful. This is a timely book that will help any school psychologist learn how to thrive!

Dr. Byron McClure, School Psychologist and Founder of Lessons for SEL

With the Thriving School Psychologist , Rebecca Branstetter provides practical guidance for busy school psychology practitioners and interns. Using humor and stories from her own experiences as well as from others in the profession, this book provides many suggestions for improving work-life balance, decreasing stress, and increasing happiness and job satisfaction. When I was an early career practitioner, I would have benefitted from a book such as this, particularly the time saving tips for report writing and how to expand our role in the schools! An easy read, this book is appropriate for the early career, mid- career, and veteran school psychologist. As a bonus, Rebecca also provides information regarding other resources and helpful tools.

Leslie Z. Paige, EdS, NCSP, NASP Past-President

This book should be required reading for not only all school psychology graduate students, but for all school psychologists! The Thriving School Psychologist teaches you the unwritten rules of being a school psychologist that no grad school textbook will ever teach you. Its not just for newbies though! Even as a seasoned practitioner and professor of school psychology, I found myself nodding and smiling and filing away strategies I can use right away. Whether or not you are just starting out or have been in the field for years, I highly recommend you get this book today!

Kristin Baisden, School Psychologist and Adjunct Professor of School Psychology

I am not exaggerating when I say that participating in the Thriving School Psychologist training and resources have reinvigorated my love of the profession, truly. What a gift to this profession to have this kind of support and advocacy for us school psychologists. Rebeccas resources are invaluable and have been so helpful to me! Thank you!

Karen W., School Psychologist

Because of the Thriving School Psychologist Collective, my evenings and weekends are MY evenings and weekends. I completed 90% of my psychological evaluation reports at work this past school year, which meant MUCH more time for my family and friends. In the evenings, I have time to relax with my husband. We hang out with friends and take trips on the weekend. The feeling that I should be writing reports instead is GONE. The guilt from spending time writing reports when I could be enjoying life is GONE. And if Im being honest, this past school year was by far my most productive year yet. I got more kiddos tested and more reports done than I ever have, and that wouldnt have been possible with the old habits I had. Thank you!!!

Jessica S., School Psychologist

First of all, I LOVE The Thriving School Psychologist Collective!!!! Everything that Ive learned through the modules is incredibly practical and real. Dr. Branstetter has so many giftsfor gathering and synthesizing information and resources, for simplifying the complex, for finding solutions to Defcon 1-level problems, for injecting humor and spice into school psych, for validating peoples situations and helping them feel understood, for making what I normally consider boring things fun, and especially for being relatable and REALand all those gifts come to LIFE in the Thriving School Psychologist Collective!

Casey P., School Psychologist

This is a must-read for all school psychologists and graduate students! Dr. Branstetter provides practical recommendations to common obstacles that school psychologists face. These tips are reinforced by powerful anecdotes of how she and other school psychologists went from surviving to thriving. I wish they taught this in graduate school!

Tim McIvor, NCSP, Founder of SchoolPsych.com and President-Emeritus of Nevada Association of School Psychologists

If you are a school psychologist at any point in your career, you need to read this book. Infused with her distinct humor and relatable style, Rebecca Branstetter has made a momentous contribution to our field. Of note, she addresses the elephant in the room, also known as burnout, and explicitly describes how we can actually support time management, connections with colleagues, and self-care. Her words are encouraging, affirming, normalizing, and reinforce that we can achieve joy and balance as school psychologists, even in the most challenging school districts.

Dr. Cori Bussolari, Associate Professor, University of San Francisco

Also by Dr. Rebecca Branstetter

Available at www.rebeccabranstetter.com

The School Psychologists Survival Guide

A practical and accessible guide for helping school psychologists meet their everyday challenges

The Everything Parents Guide to Children with Executive Functioning Disorder: Strategies to help your child achieve the time-management skills, focus, and organization needed to succeed in school and life.

A guide for parents and professionals to teach the 10 most critical executive functioning skillsat home and at school.

The Conscious Parents Guide To ADHD: A Mindful Approach for Helping Your Child Gain Focus and Self-Control (The Conscious Parents Guides)

An all-in-one guide that helps parents create a plan that not only addresses the challenges a child with ADHD faces, but also creates a mindful, less stressful atmosphere for the whole family.

Dedication

This book is dedicated to all the school psychologists who are holding it down for our kiddos every day to help them thrive. I know its hard. But its worth it. You make a difference. I am inspired and grateful for all you are doing--so this book is for you.

-Rebecca

the Thriving School Psychologist

2020 Rebecca Branstetter

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Limit of Liability/Disclaimer of Warranty: While the publisher and author have used their best efforts in preparing this book, they make no representations or warranties with respect to the accuracy or completeness of the contents of this book and specifically disclaim any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. No warranty may be created or extended by sales representatives or written sales materials. The advice and strategies contained herein may not be suitable for your situation. You should consult with a professional where appropriate. Neither the publisher nor author shall be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damages, including but not limited to special, incidental, consequential, or other damages. Readers should be aware that Internet Web sites offered as citations and/or sources for further information may have changed or disappeared between the time this was written and when it is read.

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