Dr. Kristy Kelly

Biography

Kristy Kelly is an Associate Clinical Professor and Director of Clinical Training in the School Psychology Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. With a PhD in Educational Psychology, she is a licensed psychologist and holds the National Certification in School Psychology (NCSP). Kristy oversees clinical training, supervising graduate students working with children, families, and school staff members in various settings including the School Psychology Training Clinic and Student Assessment Services. She teaches practicum seminars focused on foundational clinical skills and assessment interventions, emphasizing the importance of social-emotional and behavioral strategies in educational settings. Kristy's research interests encompass clinical supervision and professional development for school psychologists, as well as issues related to clinic and school-based interventions. Her contributions to the field include various publications and presentations that address the theoretical foundations of school psychology and the role of multicultural ethical practices in supervision. She actively participates in professional organizations, contributing to the advancement of school psychology training and practice.

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