Petya Todorovska
NCSP
My Approach
Petya has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults through both the assessment and intervention process in a variety of settings including public schools and university-based centers for learning. She has been involved in collaboration and consultation with providers across environments with focus on most appropriate recommendations and supports, specific to each patient and understandable to the individual, school teams, and parents, and feasible within the structure of a child’s daily life. Petya has worked closely with children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing difficulties with learning, executive functioning, depression, anxiety, and social-emotional functioning. She truly believes that patients present with unique strengths and needs and deserve to have their voice heard and incorporated in their individualized recommendations and support plans.
Ages Treated | Teens, Adults
About Petya Todorovska
My Experience
Petya earned her Master-of-Art and Educational Specialist Degrees in School Psychology and received doctoral-level instruction and training from National Louis University in Evanston, IL. Petya’s work history reflects experiences as a K-12 teacher in Bulgaria, a university clinician at National Louis University, completing evaluations of students with mental-health and educational needs; and an interviewer at the University of Chicago where she administered psychiatric interviews of adolescents and their caretakers about symptoms of ADHD and coexisting emotional and behavior problems. As a school psychologist, Petya has worked with individuals aged 6 to 22 years of age with varied learning, executive-functioning, and social-emotional needs.
Education
National Louis University
B.S School Psychology
National Louis University
M.A. School Psychology
University of Plovdiv
M.Ed. Bulgarian Philology and Ethnology
Languages Spoken
English, Bulgarian, Spanish
Gender
She/Her
Location
Treatment Modalities
- Psychological Testing and Evaluation