Dr. Erin Yosai, LP, NCSP

11/03/2025

Like and share and venmo cash 💰 if you love a school psychologist 🤓💛📚🍎

11/03/2025

Schools Psychs are such an important part of the educational process (I’m just a little bit biased) 🤓📚🍎🐛 thank your school psychologist this week (chances are they are drowning in post-conference referrals and could use some sweet words) 👀💛

As National School Psychology Week begins, we thank school psychologists for all the work they do to help students who are finding their path! Tips and resources to celebrate , can be found at: buff.ly/JjYBk6B

10/03/2025

So stinking blessed to have a fam fan club.
So grateful to have been asked to participate in this evening’s panel on mental health and neurodivergence. Thank you for having me,

09/30/2025

Join us on Thursday evening for a community conversation!

Thank you so much to Dr. Erin Yosai of the KU Educational Psychology's Outcomes, Assessment Services, & Intervention Supports (OASIS) for sharing your knowledge and experience on our panel discussion, Mental Health & Neurodivergence.

📅October 2nd @ 5:30 pm
📍Bert Nash Center: 200 Maine Street, Lawrence KS, 2nd Floor Community Room

Dr. Erin Yosai is a licensed psychologist and Associate Professor of Professional Practice in School Psychology at the University of Kansas, where she also serves as the Outcomes, Assessment Services, & Intervention Supports (OASIS) Training clinic. She specializes in assessment and intervention for young people with neurodevelopmental disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, and learning disabilities. Through her clinical work with NellieHealth and her leadership of the OASIS Training Clinic, Dr. Yosai is dedicated to strengths-based evaluation, family collaboration, and equipping the next generation of school psychologists to provide evidence-based, neurodiversity-affirming care.

For more information and to RSVP, please visit the link in the comments.

Thank you to Meritrust Credit Union for making this program possible!

09/29/2025

Join me and other community professionals for a panel on Neurodivergence and Mental Health (i.e. Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia) at Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center Thursday evening! Free to attend!

https://www.bertnash.org/event-details-registration/nash-cares-mental-health-neurodivergence?fbclid=IwRlRTSANH2DNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHjtQ4VX0TPRjBfZCwGakflTMkHpJiIAYhOjQ6dE7bieg3ePBm8q2d-pAggQx_aem_akE5--B9iiZaEgBtZKfXmAy rntend M

Join a community conversation about equity, access, and representation in neurodivergent mental health. Our panelists will include professional experts, as well as those with lived experience. This event is free and open to the public. RSVPs are greatly appreciated for planning purposes.

09/20/2025

https://www.erinyosai.com/post/the-f-word-pt-ii

Smudged glasses taught me how to see.
Patriarchy taught me how to listen.
Feminism taught me that harmony is possible.

I grew up watching, nah...bathing in the world of 80-90s-and early 00's Disney. (Proud elder millennial, whoop whoop!) I would sketch wedding dresses all over my journals and school notes, fantasizing how one day I would meet the guy, the birds would sing, and I would get to live happily ever after....

09/19/2025

“The first time I was called the F-word… and no, not that one.”

I remember the first time I was called the F word… “feminist.”Let’s set the scene. I was in college, sitting in an undergraduate psychology course — I believe it was Theories of Counseling.The college I attended was tiny (pop. 913), a small liberal arts school nestled in one of the richest...

08/25/2025

It’s the start of a new week! Start it off right with a mindful moment. 🪷☮️💟🌊

08/24/2025

Finally, the last part 🤓💟☮️🌊

08/24/2025

Get to know Dr Yo! (part three) ☮️💟🌊

08/24/2025

Get to know Dr Yo! (part two) ☮️💟🌊