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In our conversation today, Jana Parker shares her journey from being a school psychologist to becoming a licensed educational psychologist and entrepreneur. She discusses her motivations, the challenges faced by educational psychologists transitioning to private practice, and the unique role of licensed educational psychologists in California. Jana also highlights the importance of community support through her initiative, Empower LEP, which aims to guide and mentor educational psychologists in their professional journeys. This episode is perfect for any of you considering the leap from school psychology to private practice!

Cool Things Mentioned

• The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting
• My “Why” Workbook
• Ep 21 | Liz Angoff | Licensed Educational Psychologist | Empower LEP Podcast
• Email Jana at jana@empowerlep.com

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About Jana Parker

Jana Parker is a licensed educational psychologist and the founder of Mind by Design, a multidisciplinary group practice in Campbell, California, offering psychoeducational evaluations, therapeutic services, and educational support. She is also the owner of Empower LEP, an initiative that includes a podcast an