Dr. Sheresa Fairclough is a licensed and Nationally Certified School Psychologist working for the School District of Palm Beach County as well as within the private sector.  She obtained a Master of Art degree in Special Education from the University of Florida and a Master of Art degree and Educational Specialist degree in School Psychology from the University of South Florida.  Additionally, she holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling from Florida Atlantic University.  Dr. Fairclough has experience working with children birth through high school as well as young adults in their college/career years.  She has taught students with learning disabilities and emotional/behavioral disorders in Hillsborough and Palm Beach Counties.  Dr. Fairclough has also served as a K-1 teacher for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD).  She spent some time working for the USF/Tampa General Hospital Early Intervention Clinic conducting developmental evaluations for children birth to 3 and worked for the Charter School Resource Center assisting charter schools throughout the state in developing and monitoring interventions for struggling students.  Dr. Fairclough has served as the President of the Palm Beach Association of School Psychologists.  She is a developmental and educational consultant for an international mission’s organization and assists families with behavior modification for school age children in the public and private sectors.  Dr. Fairclough specializes in conducting psycho-educational evaluations including but not limited to giftedness, learning disabilities, processing skills, autism spectrum disorders, anxiety, depression, ADHD, and emotional/behavioral disorder.  

Jennifer Valentine is a Florida licensed and nationally certified school psychologist who was trained in the School Psychology program at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. She has experience working with children of various ages, backgrounds, and exceptionalities from pre-kindergarten through post-secondary school and in various settings, including the Palm Beach County Public School System, private practice, and local mental health facilities. Jennifer is a current member of her local, state, and national professional organizations and has held various positions on those boards including president (local) and newsletter (state). She specializes in psychoeducational evaluations to help develop the most appropriate educational programming and planning for children with varying exceptionalities, including but not limited to giftedness, autism spectrum disorders, emotional/behavioral disorders, learning disorders, global developmental delays, academic concerns, attention deficit disorder, information processing/memory concerns. She is available to meet for psychoeducational evaluations, parent conferences, and/or educational consulting during the week or on weekends.