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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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All Episodes

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...

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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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34:25

Rethinking How We Support Students - with Carrie Bonnett

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/10/13

In this episode, I chat with executive functioning coach and veteran educator Carrie Bonnett who shares her journey from classroom teaching to helping students and adults strengthen essential life skills.Carrie’s warmth and honesty shine through as she explains what executive functioning really is, why it matters, and how we can all support students (and ourselves) in developing focus, organization, and emotional regulation without shame or judgment.We explore the small shifts that make a big

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41:51

Kindness, Data, and Texts: Building Stronger Students...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/10/06

In this episode, I talk with Iuri Melo, licensed clinical social worker and co-founder of School Pulse, a service reaching more than 100,000 students across the U.S. with evidence-based mental health support.We explore how a simple text twice a week can spark real conversations, build resilience, and help schools stay proactive instead of waiting for crisis moments. Irui shares the story behind School Pulse, why prevention is so hard to measure, and how kindness plus data can be a powerful force for

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05:56

Reframing Negative Language for Positive Change

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/29

In this episode, I explore the language we use with ourselves, our colleagues, and our students - especially those sneaky negation statements.Words like can’t, don’t, won’t, and shouldn’t seem harmless, but they often keep us stuck by focusing attention on exactly what we don’t want.I share examples of how these statements show up in our daily lives, why they reinforce frustration and helplessness, and how simple reframes into affirmations can shift the entire conversation.By focusing on what we do

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23:21

Helping Students Thrive- with Wendy Taylor

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/22

In this episode, I’m joined by Wendy Taylor, the host of The Special Ed Strategist podcast and founder of Learning Essentials.Wendy has such a wealth of experience as an educational therapist, IEP coach, and advocate for families.We talk about what it really takes to build strong support systems between schools and parents, how to make interventions meaningful, and why keeping communication at the centre of everything can change outcomes for students.Highlights:(02:02) Wendy's journey into special

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30:10

Beyond the Screen: How Remote Services Transform...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/15

In this episode, I sit down with Bonnie Contreras, Senior Director of Clinical Solutions at Presence, to talk about the future of remote service delivery in school psychology.Bonnie’s unique journey as a military spouse and school psychologist across multiple states led her to teletherapy, where she’s passionate about increasing access for students and supporting districts through innovative solutions.We discuss the benefits and challenges of teletherapy, building trust in virtual environments, and

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06:36

Rethinking Imposter Syndrome

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/12

Imposter syndrome shows up for so many of us, but what if it is not really about being a fraud at all?In this episode, I share a simple reframe that can shift the way you think about those moments of self-doubt. Instead of imposter syndrome, what if we called it beginner syndrome?By changing the words we use, we can normalize uncertainty, reduce stress, and remind ourselves that it is natural to feel unsure when stepping into something new.I also talk about when beginner syndrome is most likely to

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23:58

Navigating School Psychology with Emotional...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/11

Emotional intelligence isn’t just for students - it’s a game-changer for school psychologists, too.In this episode, I sit down with Serena Renee, a former school psych turned leadership and trauma coach, to talk about how understanding our emotions can transform how we lead, advocate, and collaborate.From setting boundaries without guilt to shifting negative self-talk into curiosity, Serena shares practical strategies for building stronger relationships with colleagues, parents, and students.Whether

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32:39

"Wait, Am I In Charge?" - with Dr. Amy Merenda

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/10

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Amy Merenda, a licensed educational psychologist, to talk about what it really means to “lead” when you’re not technically the boss.We share practical strategies for building trust, improving communication, and growing as a leader in your school - even without formal authority.Amy opens up about her early experiences, lessons she wishes she’d known, and how self-reflection and boundaries can change everything.Whether you’re brand new to the field or a seasoned

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29:08

Strengthening Teacher-Student Relationships with Dr....

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/09

Change in schools can feel painfully slow, but what if the key to progress is patience and influence?In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Amit Bosmia, a nationally certified school psychologist and respected leader in mental health and special education.We talk about the power of relationships, what true advocacy looks like, and how even small shifts can spark real transformation for students and staff.Amit shares his journey, his research on strengthening teacher-student relationships, and how

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04:13

From What If It Fails to What If It Works?

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/08

We all know the “what if” game, but usually it shows up as worry or self-doubt.In this first episode, I flip it on its head and share how asking better “what if” questions can shift your mindset, spark creativity, and even make everyday goals more achievable.From adding more movement to focusing on what’s already working, I walk you through examples that helped me rethink my own week. I’ll also give you a simple seven-day challenge you can try right away.Small questions can spark big change, and

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34:39

Empowering School Psychologists Through AI Technology...

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/08

In this episode, I’m sitting down with Dr Byron McClure, the creator of School Psych AI and someone who’s making a real impact in our field.We talk about what responsible use of AI looks like, how it can ease the pressure of endless report writing, and why protecting student data has to stay front and centre.Whether you’re already experimenting with AI or still feeling a bit cautious, this conversation will give you practical insights and plenty to think about.Highlights:(00:51) Why Byron built

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Trailer

Tomorrow"s School Psych ·

2025/09/05

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 student

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