Tim Rogers
School Psychologist / President
Education:
Ph.D. from the University of Georgia in 1983
Description of duties:
Provide School Psychological services to more than 10 Maine School districts. Services include psychological, academic, emotional and behavioral evaluation as well as consultation to multiple special purpose programs for children with special needs. Specialties include working with children with Autism and Developmental Disabilities and children with behavioral or emotional disorders. Provide consultation services to the Bangor Regional Program, a Day Treatment program for children with emotional disabilities or behavioral disorders. Provide supervision to the EMCTS Specialized Section 28 Program which provides home and community supports to children with Autism.
Special professional interests:
Dr. Rogers has a special interest in working with children with Autism and related developmental disabilities. In addition, he works closely with children with behavioral issues such as Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
Recognition/Awards:
Dr. Rogers has won a number of awards for his professional career including the Zimmer Research Award for graduate research presented by the University of Georgia. He was named the Maine Special Education Therapist of the Year in 2011 by the Maine Administrators of Services for Children with Disabilities.
Other pertinent information:
Dr. Rogers is an avid outdoors-man who loves the opportunity Maine provides to fish and hunt. He spends most of his free time on the water during summer months pursuing his passion of fly fishing for native Brook Trout.
Ph.D. from the University of Georgia in 1983
Description of duties:
Provide School Psychological services to more than 10 Maine School districts. Services include psychological, academic, emotional and behavioral evaluation as well as consultation to multiple special purpose programs for children with special needs. Specialties include working with children with Autism and Developmental Disabilities and children with behavioral or emotional disorders. Provide consultation services to the Bangor Regional Program, a Day Treatment program for children with emotional disabilities or behavioral disorders. Provide supervision to the EMCTS Specialized Section 28 Program which provides home and community supports to children with Autism.
Special professional interests:
Dr. Rogers has a special interest in working with children with Autism and related developmental disabilities. In addition, he works closely with children with behavioral issues such as Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
Recognition/Awards:
Dr. Rogers has won a number of awards for his professional career including the Zimmer Research Award for graduate research presented by the University of Georgia. He was named the Maine Special Education Therapist of the Year in 2011 by the Maine Administrators of Services for Children with Disabilities.
Other pertinent information:
Dr. Rogers is an avid outdoors-man who loves the opportunity Maine provides to fish and hunt. He spends most of his free time on the water during summer months pursuing his passion of fly fishing for native Brook Trout.
Hannah Batley
Licensed Psychologist
Education: Doctorate in Psychology and School Psychology-University of Southern Maine
Credentials: Licensed Psychologist and School Psychologist-Doctoral
Description of Duties:
Dr. Batley conducts evaluations for populations ranging from preschool to high school, including but not limited to diagnostic, cognitive, academic, and behavioral evaluations. Dr. Batley currently specializes in pediatric psychological evaluations for toddlers and preschoolers. Dr. Batley has additional experience in school consultation services at the school wide, classroom, and individual student levels.
Special professional interests include early childhood assessment and intervention, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Applied Behavior Analysis, Response to Intervention, and Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports.
Recognition/Awards: Dr. Batley received the Outstanding Graduate Student award and scholarship from the University of Southern Maine.
Other pertinent information: Dr. Batley previously worked as a professional musician and continues to enjoy singing and playing the piano in her free time. Dr. Batley also enjoys hiking, knitting and enjoying the beauty of Maine with her family.
Belinda Sharpe
School Psychologist
Education:
M.S. 2009 University of Southern Maine, Gorham, ME
Major: School Psychology
Emphasis: Applied Behavior Analysis
M.A. 1978 Trinity International University, Deerfield, IL
Major: Christian Education
B.R.E. 1977 Glen Cove Bible College, Glen Cove, ME
Major: Bible
Minors: Christian Education, Missions
Description of duties:
Assess students and explain their cognitive abilities and consult with educational staff as requested on cognitive, academic, and behavioral issues.
Special professional interests:
Memory and autism spectrum disorder
Recognition/Awards:
2007 Golden Key Club University of Southern Maine
2007 Graduate Assistantship University of Southern Maine
1978 Cum Laude Trinity International University
1977 Graduate Assistantship Trinity International University
1977 Summa Cum Laude Glen Cove Bible College
Professional Affiliations/Memberships:
New Hampshire Association of School Psychologists (NHASP)
Maine Association of School Psychologists (MASP)
Nationally Certified School Psychologist, (NCSP), National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)
American Psychological Association (APA) Professional Affiliate
Certified School Psychologist, New Hampshire and Maine
Experienced Educator (Secondary), Social Studies, New Hampshire
Experienced Educator, Elementary, New Hampshire
Highly Qualified Elementary Educator, New Hampshire
K-8 Elementary Educator, Maine
Secondary Educator, (English and Social Studies), Maine
M.S. 2009 University of Southern Maine, Gorham, ME
Major: School Psychology
Emphasis: Applied Behavior Analysis
M.A. 1978 Trinity International University, Deerfield, IL
Major: Christian Education
B.R.E. 1977 Glen Cove Bible College, Glen Cove, ME
Major: Bible
Minors: Christian Education, Missions
Description of duties:
Assess students and explain their cognitive abilities and consult with educational staff as requested on cognitive, academic, and behavioral issues.
Special professional interests:
Memory and autism spectrum disorder
Recognition/Awards:
2007 Golden Key Club University of Southern Maine
2007 Graduate Assistantship University of Southern Maine
1978 Cum Laude Trinity International University
1977 Graduate Assistantship Trinity International University
1977 Summa Cum Laude Glen Cove Bible College
Professional Affiliations/Memberships:
New Hampshire Association of School Psychologists (NHASP)
Maine Association of School Psychologists (MASP)
Nationally Certified School Psychologist, (NCSP), National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)
American Psychological Association (APA) Professional Affiliate
Certified School Psychologist, New Hampshire and Maine
Experienced Educator (Secondary), Social Studies, New Hampshire
Experienced Educator, Elementary, New Hampshire
Highly Qualified Elementary Educator, New Hampshire
K-8 Elementary Educator, Maine
Secondary Educator, (English and Social Studies), Maine
Sally Ives
Licensed Psychological Examiner
Education:
BA in psychology 1980 (Mt. Holyoke College); MA in educational psychology (1982) @ American International College; CAGS in School Psychology (1988) @ American International College. Received Counseling Skills and Practice Certificate and Certificate in foundations of Biblical Counseling, (both through Christian Counseling & Education Foundation, an affiliate of Westminster Seminary)
Description of duties:
Conduct psychological (cognitive and behavioral) evaluations and educational assessments; parent and teacher consultation relative to behavioral and academic programming. Provide training to school personnel regarding assessments - what they are and what they are used for)
Special professional interests:
Divorce and grief issues; the relationship between faith and behavior changes
Recognition/Awards:
Karate: 2015 Award for Best Attitude, 2016 Student of the year award
First place in Kumite competition (sparring) in women's division in April 2016
Third place for routine throwing competition with husband as partner (April 2016)
Professional Affiliations/Memberships:
Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NASP)
Other pertinent information:
Volunteer in supervising parent exchanges of children of divorce (SAFE Exchange);
Have co-led "Divorce Care" groups for strategies in working through family discord.
Love to play with and train our 2 Great Dane/German Shepherd puppies
LOVE being a grammy!
Passionate about cooking, baking, health and fitness...biking, hiking, X-country skiing, karate, dance (ball room and swing).
Purple belt karate
Rock church Apprentice
Small group coordinator for Financial Peace University
Small group leader/coordinator for the rock church support to high school football team
Serve on the rock church hospitality team
BA in psychology 1980 (Mt. Holyoke College); MA in educational psychology (1982) @ American International College; CAGS in School Psychology (1988) @ American International College. Received Counseling Skills and Practice Certificate and Certificate in foundations of Biblical Counseling, (both through Christian Counseling & Education Foundation, an affiliate of Westminster Seminary)
Description of duties:
Conduct psychological (cognitive and behavioral) evaluations and educational assessments; parent and teacher consultation relative to behavioral and academic programming. Provide training to school personnel regarding assessments - what they are and what they are used for)
Special professional interests:
Divorce and grief issues; the relationship between faith and behavior changes
Recognition/Awards:
Karate: 2015 Award for Best Attitude, 2016 Student of the year award
First place in Kumite competition (sparring) in women's division in April 2016
Third place for routine throwing competition with husband as partner (April 2016)
Professional Affiliations/Memberships:
Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NASP)
Other pertinent information:
Volunteer in supervising parent exchanges of children of divorce (SAFE Exchange);
Have co-led "Divorce Care" groups for strategies in working through family discord.
Love to play with and train our 2 Great Dane/German Shepherd puppies
LOVE being a grammy!
Passionate about cooking, baking, health and fitness...biking, hiking, X-country skiing, karate, dance (ball room and swing).
Purple belt karate
Rock church Apprentice
Small group coordinator for Financial Peace University
Small group leader/coordinator for the rock church support to high school football team
Serve on the rock church hospitality team
Jennifer Harrison
Psychological Evaluation Assistant