Private Practice
The Chairperson of this committee is:
PHYLLIS WALTERS
Email: docphyl1@aol.com
List of Private Practitioners in Florida
FASP does not certify that a member has specialized training or education in these areas. It is up to the consumer to verify licensure with the practitioner or with the Department of Health.
IMPORTANT Update for Private Practice
Concerns related to the private practice of school psychology, dual practioners, and the use of "outside" evaluations, often present ethical and procedural challenges to school districts and to our profession. FASP has spent considerable time examining these issues and has developed a set of guidelines/procedures we believe serve the best interest of students, parents, school districts, and practioners (both public and private).
Please review the documents presented here and feel free to use them in your professional activities. If there are any questions and/or comments please contact either myself docphyl1@aol.com or FASP's President, Mark Neely Mneely@cfl.rr.com.
- Cover Letter from one of FASP's Past-Presidents, Freda Reid
- Letter to District Administrators
- Example of School District Policy for Parent-Initiated Evaluations by Private Practioners at Parent Expense
- Example Procedures for Review of Parent-Initiated Evaluations by Private Practitioners at Parent Expense
- Sample Format for Scheduling of Local School District Case Review of Parent-Initiated Evaluations by Private Practitioners
- Assessment of Independent Intellectual Evaluations:
Suggested Format for the District Review Committee
- Sample Summary for District Review of Parent-Initiated Evaluations by Private Practitioners at Parent Expense
- Sample Letter to Notify Parents of the District Review
Committee Recommendations
- FASP Guidelines for Dual Practioners
- Sample Notice of Available Services
- FASP Response to Issues of Timelines for Initial Evaluations