September 5, 2025 - 14:53

Gabriella Russo, a dedicated school psychologist, is making significant strides in fostering resilience among students. Growing up in Fairfield, Russo developed a passion for psychology that led her to pursue a Bachelor's degree in the field from the University of Connecticut. She furthered her education with a Master's degree and a Sixth Year Certificate in school psychology from Southern Connecticut State University.
What Russo enjoys most about her role is the opportunity to help students navigate challenges and build resilience. She believes that equipping students with the tools to face adversity is crucial for their emotional and academic success. By creating a supportive environment, Russo encourages students to express their feelings and develop coping strategies, which can have a lasting impact on their overall well-being.
Through her work, Russo aims to not only address immediate concerns but also to instill a sense of confidence and strength in her students, preparing them for future challenges. Her commitment to their growth is evident in her daily interactions and initiatives within the school community.
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