Program Consultation: A Framework for Development and Improvement of Special Education and Related Services

Barbrack, Christopher R.

doi:10.1080/02796015.1980.12086558

School Psychology Review

1980

DOI: 10.1080/02796015.1980.12086558

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Program Consultation: A Framework for Development and Improvement of Special Education and Related Services

Christopher R. Barbrack¹

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Two alternative roles for the school psychologist in the treatment of emotionally disturbed and autistic children

Ruttle

1981

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This paper will describe two alternative roles for the school psychologist working with programs for autistic children or programs for emotionally disturbed children. The first approach is concerned with behavior management of children either by consultation to program staff or by direct work with the child, as well as support of staff through continuous feedback of classroom behavior management techniques. The second approach encompasses all of the first approach, in addition to the psychologist serving as coordinator for the program and thereby assuming greater responsibility for cooperation between the school and the home, as well as for ongoing program development. A major difference in these two roles of the school psychologist, compared to the traditional role, is an intense involvement with a small number of children and a high level of input into the management, structure, and techniques used in a small number ofclassrooms. The paper will present a model for both of the two alternative approaches for the school psychologist. The model will include: a format for ongoing behavior assessment, suggestions for the structure of teacher-psychologist feedback sessions, methods of school and home cooperation, and a proposal for a horizontal administrative structure of programs for emotionally disturbed and for autistic children. The concept that is advocated is a team of professionals (teacher and psychologist) planning for the holistic development of the child.Correspondence concerning the article should be sent to Kristi Ruttle,

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Two alternative roles for the school psychologist in the treatment of emotionally disturbed and autistic children

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1981

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Program Consultation: A Framework for Development and Improvement of Special Education and Related Services

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Two alternative roles for the school psychologist in the treatment of emotionally disturbed and autistic children

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