Affirmative counseling strategies can help support LGBTQ students experiencing difficulties. These strategies include supporting identity development and disclosure, and managing discrimination and homophobia. Additionally, by adhering to professional and ethical mandates, school psychologists can be advocates for LGBTQ students and work to educate others about harmful practices such as reparative therapy.
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The Ethics Committee's Dilemmas: Responding to Questions from the Field  (On Demand CPD)
IDEA Trends, Rules, and Survival Tactics: A Legal Update on School Law  (On Demand CPD)
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Leading for Social Justice as a School Psychologist  (On Demand CPD)
After a Suicide: Guidelines For Schools  (On Demand CPD)
"I can't get in trouble for one little e-mail, can I?" - What School Psychologists Need to Know about Law and Electronic Communication  (On Demand CPD)
Legally Sound, Effective Threat Assessment in Schools  (On Demand CPD)
Translating RTI Case Law Into Practice for Struggling Readers  (On Demand CPD)
Military-Connected Children: You Can Make a Difference  (On Demand CPD)
RTI for English Language Learners: Appropriate Screening, Intervention, and Progress Monitoring  (On Demand CPD)
Addressing Equity and Disproporitionality and Family Engagement within Behavior Support Effects |
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