The National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) is a professional organization serving school psychologists and others who support students’ learning, mental health, and development. It provides resources for members at every career stage, from graduate students and early-career professionals to experienced practitioners, educators, and leaders. NASP promotes professional standards, ethical practice, school psychology research, and the integration of psychological services into schools.

The association offers professional development through its annual convention, online learning, webinars, leadership institutes, and specialized training, including the PREPaRE curriculum for school crisis prevention and response. Its publications include books, ebooks, Communiqué, School Psychology Review, podcasts, and practical guidance on topics such as behavioral health, special education, school safety, diversity, and crisis response. NASP also supports professional credentials through Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP) certification information, renewal guidance, and continuing professional development resources.

Additional services include career and mentorship resources, graduate student support, program approval and accreditation information, and advocacy on public policy and workforce issues.