Add to ORKGPrior to World War II, there were no formal training programs in Nebraska for school psychologists. Instead, itinerant psychologists such as George Kelly and T. Ernest Newland traveled the rural areas of the country providing psychological services, educational evaluations, and professional consultation to schools, children, and parents (Helge, 1985)
A nationwide survey of school psychologists across the four NASP regions was conducted in order to d...
The American Psychological Association continues to identify rural health as a priority and focuses ...
Color poster with text and tables.Wisconsin public schools are attempting to make a December 1, 2013...
Mental health service delivery in rural settings has become increasingly limited while rates of ment...
School administrators in both rural and urban districts were surveyed to determine their level of ps...
To compare the work practices and training needs of rural and urban psychologists, 774 surveys were ...
A questionnaire was completed by school psychologists in Nebraska and Iowa. Sixteen domains in the p...
School psychologists practicing in rural settings are faced with unique problems which impede effici...
This study investigated the effects of rural vs. non-rural background and setting variables upon 383...
The field of school psychology has grown tremendously within the past 100 years, and legislation has...
This purpose of this study of seven counties in Nebraska (Adams, Jefferson, Hamilton, Knox, Polk, Ro...
The practice of school psychology in rural areas is a topic that has been fairly absent from the lit...
Despite recent efforts to encourage fede-al funding of psychological services for underserved popula...
In rural areas, the lack of psychologists available makes it difficult for patients to receive the c...
Children in rural areas face greater academic, mental health, and behavioral difficulties than child...
A nationwide survey of school psychologists across the four NASP regions was conducted in order to d...
The American Psychological Association continues to identify rural health as a priority and focuses ...
Color poster with text and tables.Wisconsin public schools are attempting to make a December 1, 2013...
Mental health service delivery in rural settings has become increasingly limited while rates of ment...
School administrators in both rural and urban districts were surveyed to determine their level of ps...
To compare the work practices and training needs of rural and urban psychologists, 774 surveys were ...
A questionnaire was completed by school psychologists in Nebraska and Iowa. Sixteen domains in the p...
School psychologists practicing in rural settings are faced with unique problems which impede effici...
This study investigated the effects of rural vs. non-rural background and setting variables upon 383...
The field of school psychology has grown tremendously within the past 100 years, and legislation has...
This purpose of this study of seven counties in Nebraska (Adams, Jefferson, Hamilton, Knox, Polk, Ro...
The practice of school psychology in rural areas is a topic that has been fairly absent from the lit...
Despite recent efforts to encourage fede-al funding of psychological services for underserved popula...
In rural areas, the lack of psychologists available makes it difficult for patients to receive the c...
Children in rural areas face greater academic, mental health, and behavioral difficulties than child...
A nationwide survey of school psychologists across the four NASP regions was conducted in order to d...
The American Psychological Association continues to identify rural health as a priority and focuses ...
Color poster with text and tables.Wisconsin public schools are attempting to make a December 1, 2013...