Ryan Hogan Returns: World's Okayest School Psych and School Psych Dad
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Ryan Hogan Returns: World's Okayest School Psych and School Psych Dad
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Summary
In this episode of Ask Jen Psych, Jennifer Roden welcomes back Ryan Hogan , a school psychologist from Texas known on instagram as School Psych Dad @schoolpsychdad and World's Okayest School Psychologist @worldsokayestschoolpsych. They discuss Ryan's journey in the field of school psychology, the challenges and progress of his son with autism, and the importance of advocacy in special education. The conversation covers practical tips for parents navigating school transitions and placement changes, the significance of extended school year services, and the emotional landscape of parenting a child with special needs. They also touch on the impact of politics on special education and the importance of community resources and support groups for parents.
Takeaways
Jennifer Roden is back with her podcast, Ask Jen Psych.
Ryan Hogan is now officially recognized as a school psychologist in Texas.
Behavior is a form of communication, especially for children with autism.
Parents should document their child's behavior to advocate for services.
It's important to be vocal to legislators about special education needs.
Parents need to be persistent in seeking services for their children.
Building relationships with educators is crucial for a child's success.
Parent support groups can provide valuable resources and connections.
It's okay for parents to feel overwhelmed and seek help.
Navigating the education system requires understanding and advocacy.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Guest Reintroduction
01:08 Updates on Ryan's Career and Personal Life
03:35 Navigating Autism: Ryan's Son's Journey
09:44 The Importance of Extended School Year Services
11:58 Transitioning Between School Levels
18:33 Building Relationships with Educators
22:29 Documenting Progress for Services
27:59 Advocacy for Special Education Funding
31:32 Challenges in Special Education Services
36:23 Finding Support Groups and Resources
39:52 Navigating Outside Services and Therapies
44:41 Final Thoughts on Parenting and Support
54:49 Introduction to Ask Jen Psych
55:16 Engagement and Community Building
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