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Direct linkWinnick, Joel B.; David, Jennie G.; Chancey, Leigh; Buzenski, Jessica; Woika, Shirley – Communique, 2023
Pediatric inflammatory bowel disease is on the rise. School psychologists must understand the significant physical, emotional, and psychological effects of this condition to be effective advocates for students and their families, and to conduct well-informed, comprehensive evaluations for this population. This article discusses the academic,…
Descriptors: Chronic Illness, Special Needs Students, At Risk Students, School Psychologists
