School Psychologist – Tri County Connections Academy About Us & Our Approach The TriCounty Connections Academy is a therapeutic day school for students with complex social-emotional and behavioral needs. Our model is clinical and educational, grounded in trauma-informed care and restorative practices . We are committed to treating the whole child by connecting school, family, and community systems. Who We're Looking For (Key Traits) We seek a School Psychologist who is: Systemically-minded and Relational: Prioritizes strong relationships and understands student well-being is inseparable from the environment. Trauma-informed: Approaches evaluation and intervention with a "What happened to them?" lens. Reflective and Collaborative: Consults as a partner, willing to examine system-level factors. Committed to Mental Health: Provides direct, evidence-based support and staff training. Calm and Consistent in Crisis: Maintains a regulated presence during de-escalation and safety planning. An Expert Consultant: Translates complex data into practical, trauma-informed strategies for staff and families. What You'll Do (Major Components) Psychoeducational Evaluation: Conduct comprehensive, culturally-responsive, function-based evaluations (problem-solving model). Reports must be actionable and focus on systemic recommendations and skill-building goals. Systemic Consultation and Intervention: Serve as a mental health/behavioral consultant, leading reflective case consultations and facilitating staff training (e.g., trauma-informed care, restorative practices, PBIS). Provide training and professional development for staff and families. Direct Student Support: Provide evidence-based individual and group counseling/intervention focused on emotional regulation and coping strategies. Participate in crisis response and safety planning. Use Trauma-Informed and Restorative Practices: Approach all work through a trauma-informed lens and implement restorative practices over exclusionary discipline. Monitor Progress: Collect and analyze data to monitor intervention effectiveness. Why This Role Matters You will be the clinical anchor for the staff, helping them view behavior through a lens of compassion, function, and skill-deficit. This role involves profound understanding, systemic change, and an unwavering belief in the human capacity to heal to transform a student's trajectory.
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