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Tomorrow"s School Psych

Hosted by Jenny Ponzuric - school psychologist turned neuropsychologist, former administrator, professor, and lifelong learner - this podcast explores what’s next in the world of school psychology and special education. Each episode gives you clarity, strategies, and resources to make your work feel a little easier while strengthening how you support students and families. Expect practical tools, career insights, and honest conversations about the evolving role of school psychologists. From

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32:09

Why College Accommodations Might Surprise You with...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2026/03/02

In this episode, I sit down with Elizabeth Hamblet, a nationally recognized expert on the transition to college for students with disabilities. With more than two decades of experience working in college disability services offices, Elizabeth shares what really changes after high school and why so many students arrive on campus with expectations that simply don’t match reality.We talk about the biggest misconceptions around accommodations, why IEPs and 504 plans don’t transfer, and how well

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07:11

What Else Can I Do With My School Psych Credential?

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2026/02/23

Have you ever quietly wondered, do I really want to be doing this exact version of the job for the next 20 years? In this episode, I’m kicking off a mini series exploring the different ways school psychologists can use their credentials beyond the traditional K–12 role, and I’m starting with what was possible inside my own district.I share how pursuing additional training in school neuropsychology and getting deeply involved in MTSS work completely shifted my career path without requiring me to

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06:50

3 Interview Tips for School Psychs

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2026/02/16

Interview season can feel intense, especially in school psychology where you’re often sitting in front of a full panel and being asked to explain complex, real world work on the spot.In this episode, I’m sharing three practical tips to help you feel clear, confident, and prepared whether you’re interviewing for internship, your first job, or a new district.We’ll talk about how to answer “tell us about yourself” without rambling, why your closing questions matter more than you think, and what to do

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27:54

Overwhelm as a Warning Sign: What School Psychs Need...

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2026/02/09

In this episode, I’m joined by Kelly Mobeck, also known as Coach Kelly, a certified performance and leadership coach with over two decades of experience supporting high achieving professionals. Together, we talk about overwhelm, that heavy, all consuming feeling so many of us carry, and why it’s not a sign that you’re failing or doing something wrong.Kelly shares practical, grounded strategies to help you create relief in the moment, along with deeper insights into how perfectionism, people

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24:57

Creating Safe & Affirming Spaces with Katie Pettersen

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2026/02/02

This episode is a thoughtful, practical conversation for anyone working in schools who wants to support LGBTQ students without feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to start. I’m joined by Katie Pettersen, a school psychologist with deep experience advocating for students, families, and staff in an increasingly complex educational landscape.We talk about what affirming support can actually look like day to day, from small signals of safety in your office to navigating evolving policies, systemic

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09:38

Low-Incidence Eligibility Evaluations: What School...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2026/01/26

Today’s episode is part three of my series on knowing your tools and strengthening eligibility practices, and we’re focusing on low incidence disabilities. I’m walking through three practical tips to help you evaluate students with hearing impairments, visual impairments, or orthopaedic impairments in a way that’s accurate, equitable, and truly team-based.We talk intentional tool selection (with specialists at the table), how to avoid accidental over-testing by mapping responsibilities, and how to

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08:51

Autism Eligibility Evaluations: What School Psychs...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2026/01/19

Today I’m talking autism evaluations, specifically how to do them thoughtfully, collaboratively, and in a way that actually reflects the whole student.This is part two of my eligibility series (part one was learning disabilities), and I’m sharing three practical tips you can put into play immediately.We’re getting into why your speech-language pathologist is not an “extra” on the team, how understanding their tools helps you write a clearer eligibility statement, and why a quick team conversation

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09:15

3 Essential Tips for Stronger SLD Evaluations

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2026/01/12

Can we talk learning disabilities for a second? Because SLD evaluations live right at that messy intersection of data, instruction, and real human experience, and it’s one of my favorite areas to nerd out on. In this episode I’m sharing three quick tips that can make your evaluations clearer, more accurate, and way more connected to actual educational impact.We’ll hit the practical stuff, like really understanding what your academic subtests are truly measuring (even if you’re not the one

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16:42

From Pushback to Partnership: Rethinking Teacher...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2026/01/05

In this episode, I’m talking teacher consultation with Michelle Valdivieso, and she brings the kind of calm, seasoned clarity that makes you instantly rethink how you walk into a classroom.We get into what consultation is really for, how it’s changed with rising behavior needs, and why being “the testing person” is the fastest way to stay invisible.We also talk about the tricky stuff, like consulting when you don’t have a teaching background, getting real buy in (especially pre referral), and how to

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06:15

You Never Step Into the Same School Twice: A Self-IEP...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/12/29

This episode is a reminder that present levels are not just for students. They matter for you too. Our work changes constantly, and so do we, which means taking a moment to assess where we are right now can bring clarity, calm and direction.Today I walk you through a quick reflection you can use any time of year to check in on how you are doing and what might need adjusting.We look at your relationships at work, how your time is spent and the thoughts that shape your experience each day. With small

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08:03

3 Tips for your Own Sustained Attention

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/12/22

This episode is for anyone who ends the day wondering how they were busy for eight hours yet somehow still have a full to do list.Our attention is constantly pulled in every direction, and sustaining focus has become one of the most valuable executive functioning skills we have. Today I break down what gets in the way of deep focus and how to make attention feel easier, not heavier.You will learn how to identify your biggest distractions, why your personal patterns matter, and how to choose one

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24:21

Building a More Inclusive Future for School Psych

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2025/12/15

This episode is packed with heart, honesty, and the real work happening behind the scenes to grow our field. I sat down with three incredible leaders who are reshaping how we recruit, support, and retain school psychologists, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds.Their energy is contagious, and their commitment to creating a more welcoming profession shines through in every story they share.Kristin (president), Anna (past president), and Marissa (president elect) make up the

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20:31

Protecting our Practice: How a State Association...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/12/08

This episode was such an energizing conversation, because it highlights something every school psychologist eventually faces, that moment when a policy shift threatens your work and you have to decide how to respond.Kim and Mike walked me through a real situation in Indiana where their scope of practice was suddenly on the line, and how fast, coordinated action changed the outcome. It is a reminder that we are not powerless, even when legislation feels intimidating or unclear.We also talk about the

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09:05

How Projection Sneaks Into Our Workday

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/12/01

This episode is a short, powerful reminder of how easily projection shows up in our daily work.When we are tired, stretched thin or overloaded with meetings and deadlines, it is so tempting to hand our stress to someone else without even realizing we are doing it.I talk through the phrases we all catch ourselves using, the ones that push responsibility outward, and how a small shift toward reflection can feel grounding instead of draining. This is especially helpful during those midyear months when

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24:04

From Assessments to Impact, Rethinking the School...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/11/24

I had such a great conversation in this episode, because it taps into a feeling so many of us know well. We entered school psychology excited to work directly with kids, then suddenly found ourselves buried in testing cycles and report writing.Talking with Dr. Zack Maupin was a reminder that our skills stretch far beyond that loop, and that it is absolutely possible to make space for more meaningful, hands-on work.Zack shares practical, realistic ways to shift your role without adding chaos to an

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32:22

Inside the Zones of Regulation with Leah Kuypers

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/11/17

In this episode, I sit down with Leah Kuypers, the occupational therapist and creator of the Zones of Regulation, to talk about how this simple yet powerful framework has reshaped how educators understand and support emotional well-being in schools.Leah shares the story behind the Zones, what inspired her to create it, and how it continues to evolve to meet the needs of neurodiverse learners today.We also dive into the shift from behavior management to skill-building, why co-regulation is the unsung

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07:31

Why Your Planner Isn’t the Problem

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/11/10

If you’ve ever said, “I just need the right planner,” this episode is for you.Time management isn’t always about color-coded calendars or fancy systems - sometimes it’s really about attention, impulsivity, or working memory.I break down how executive functioning impacts your ability to manage time and why improving your focus or task initiation might be the real solution.I also share practical strategies educators and school psychologists can use right away, from using the Pomodoro Technique to

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26:24

Preschool Evaluations: What Every School Psych Needs...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/11/03

Preschool evaluations are a whole different world, and in this episode, I chat with Erin MacIntyre about what makes assessing three and four-year-olds so unique.We talk about how play-based assessments can reveal just as much as standardised tests, how to work effectively with families who are part of the process, and what makes a great multidisciplinary team tick.Erin also shares the three key areas she focuses on when evaluating cognition in preschoolers, along with her top advice for new school

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23:15

Data with Heart: Tech, AI, and the Human Side of...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/10/27

Data can tell a story, but only if we know how to read it.In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Curt Merlau, Vice President of Resultant’s Education Practice, to talk about how schools can move from simply admiring data to actually acting on it.Curt shares how his team uses technology and human-centered design to make data meaningful, improve mental-health supports, and give educators the tools they need to make smarter, faster decisions.We dig into AI, early intervention, and why no dashboard or

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06:01

The Words That Shape Your Confidence

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/10/20

In this episode, I’m talking about something that quietly shapes how we communicate and lead - the words we choose.We explore the concept of soft talk - phrases like “maybe,” “I’ll try,” or “hopefully” - and how they create uncertainty in our goals and interactions. I break down why we use soft talk, how it impacts clarity and accountability, and what happens when we start replacing it with solid talk instead.This short episode will help you recognize when language is helping you think versus

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