Getting unceremoniously dropped into the school psych field after graduate school is absurdly overwhelming and often filled with anxiety, impostor syndrome and loneliness. And if you didn’t get great supervision or mentorship in school, odds are you may not find it out there in the field. Even if you get a great lead school psychologist, many feel they can only reach out so many times before they start to feel like a bother (or that they should have these things figured out by now).

Let me help. Your first years as a school psychologist don’t have to be scary or hard.

Intern supervision and early career mentorship is my favorite part of my career, and I love nothing more than helping new school psychologists learn to develop their own confidence, judgment and style. I want to be there when you need me and to lovingly tell you when you don’t need me at all. I care about developing your own skills and career focus, as well as making sure you’re setting healthy and appropriate boundaries for your own well being. This job can take a toll and doing it alone, without a mentor, makes it so much harder than it has to be.

Price: $200 per month (scheduled based on group availability)