Mariana Rocha received her PhD in School Psychology from the University of Oregon. Dr. Rocha is a Program Administrator for the Multnomah Early Childhood Program, which provides EI/ECSE services for children ages birth to five in Multnomah County. Dr. Rocha also serves as adjunct faculty for the School Psychology program at Lewis & Clark College. As a nationally certified school psychologist for over 20 years, she has supported several school districts in Oregon across a variety of roles, including school psychologist, coordinator of early childhood special education, assistant principal, and special education facilitator. She identifies as a Latina woman who is bicultural and bilingual. Her professional interests include trauma-informed practices, equitable systems of support for students and families, social-emotional learning, early intervention and prevention, and assessment of children who identify as culturally and linguistically diverse.
Academic Credentials
PhD School Psychology, University of Oregon.