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This website is designed to answer questions you may have about mental health services available from your school psychologist. Learn about services and resources, training to become a school psychologist, find the name of the school psychologist serving your school, and answers to frequently asked questions.
Spotlight on Practice link below features how school psychologists work in partnership with school staff and parents to support student success. View the School Scene video to familiarize yourself with the depression screening program available at some high schools.
If you have any questions or comments regarding school psychology services we would be happy to hear from you. Please contact us by electronic mail or by telephone.
To positively impact the academic and social/emotional development of all students through the provision of mental health services that build resiliency, life competencies and good citizenship.
Psychologists provide a full range of prevention and intervention services that support the mental health and learning potential of all students.
Overview of School Psychologist's Role in Education
Information and Resources for Parents and Teachers
Dede Bailer, Ph.D., Coordinator
571-423-4250
DeDe.Bailer@fcps.edu
John Todd, Program Manager
571-423-4260
Elsie Scimecca, Senior Psychologist for Clusters I, II, VIII
571-423-4482
Terry Aliabadi, Senior Psychologist for Clusters VI, VII, III
703-503-2519
Chandra Holsey-Cookson, Ph.D.,
Senior Psychologist for Clusters IV and V; ECAT School Psychology Internship Program Chair
703-317-1443

Screening for Depression
Play video
Robin Sheare, Web Development Specialist
571-423-4484
rlsheare@fcps.edu
April 30, 2012