All NPI Numbers of Educational
What is an Educational psychologist?
They apply principles of psychology to learning, motivation, social/emotional development and Educational systems to help children and youth succeed academically.
What training is required?
Doctoral degree in school psychology including coursework in education, psychology tests/measures, child development and interventions. Licensing requires supervised experience.
What populations are served?
Students of all ages dealing with learning disabilities, autism, ADHD, behavioral issues, giftedness, language delays or other challenges impacting academics.
What settings do they work in?
Schools, clinics, hospitals, private practices, counseling centers, rehabilitation facilities, advocacy organizations and university research settings.
How can students access services?
Contact the school counselor, psychologist or administrator. Parents can also request evaluations through each state's special education process.