MAY 30, 2025
Supporting Marginalized Students in School
A day for school counselors and school psychologists to learn two evidence-based approaches followed by collaborative discussion to develop actionable steps!
Continuing Education Credits
6.0 CE credits are available for this event!
NHASP is a NASP-approved provider of CPD hours and Certificates of Attendance will be accepted toward NCSP. A total of 6.0 CE credits will be awarded for this event.
NH Licensed Psychologists should note that NASP is an approved CE provider and these credits count towards licensure renewal requirements.
Workshop Descriptions
Building Resilience in LGBTQ+ Youth: Essential Knowledge and Tools for School-Based Clinicians by Sara Sullivan
- Identify resiliency factors that positively impact the mental health of LGBTQ+ students
- Define minority stress and describe how it impacts mental health
- Navigate legal and ethical considerations in working with LGBTQ+ students
- Apply knowledge of local and national resources to support LGBTQ+ students and their caregivers
The Science of Flocking: How Brain Based Communication Builds Healing Relationships by Alison Roy
- Understand the basics of neuroscience in classroom setting
- Learn and practice communication skills based on the polyvagal theory
- Learn classroom/school based strategies that may help to calm or regulate
- Learn the foundations of Restorative Justice and practice
Workshop Agenda
8:00-8:30AM Registration and coffee
8:30- 11:00 AM- LGBTQIA+
11:00- 11:45AM- Lunch
11:45- 2:15PM- Neuroscience of Restorative Practices
2:15- 2:30PM- Break
2:30-3:30PM Collaborative discussion to establish action steps
Registration Information
Purchase orders will not be accepted for this event.
Online payments will be accepted for this event. Please note that NHASP is now using payment processing from Wild Apricot to simplify your checkout process. You will no longer be re-directed to PayPal for payment.
No refunds will be provided for cancellations received after 5pm on Wednesday, May 21, 2025
*Students currently enrolled in a school psychology or school counseling program receive a reduced registration fee for this event.
For questions, please contact NHASP President Samantha Broadhead. Contact information is located in the sidebar or on the contact us page.
