In this episode, Amy and Camika Lewis chat it up about disrupting the status quo, building equity in education, and shifting our mindset from superhero syndrome to being good enough.

As a TASP presidential nominee, Camika also dives into her journey in school psychology and what she plans to do if she is elected president of TASP.

Listen in, and remember to VOTE in TASP elections before November 22!

On this special episode, the crew discussed their personal experiences and the challenges faced by Latino families in accessing mental health services and navigating school systems with special guest Christian Herrera~

We emphasized the importance of understanding and appreciating the culture, traditions, and language of these families to facilitate conversations about mental health and disability. Christian also touched on the need for more awareness and guidance about school psychology, particularly for high school students, and the importance of building trust and rapport with Latino families.

Website: schoolcollective.net

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Christopher Ponce

• Instagram - @theschoolpsychguy
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Christian Herrera

• Instagram - @christian.herrera.lssp

Music by: J Andrew Collins

On today's episode, we invite special guest Francis Chen to talk about utilizing the community to help our students. Francis has been able to help facilitate many aspects of the community into his student's lives. We discuss the role of school psychologists on campus and how we can expand the idea of what we can do to help our students.

Website: schoolcollective.net

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Chris - @theschoolpsychguy

Music by: J Andrew Collins