Jade Enrique, EdD

Jade is a nationally certified school psychologist, former psychologist supervisor, instructor, and professional graduate-level educated evidenced-based coach. Primarily, she serves as a school psychologist at a virtual public school that serves students in grades K-12. She also serves as a faculty coach trainer and practicum supervisor at several life coach training schools. Jade maintains a small private coaching practice where she primarily offers life, academic, career, leadership, and ADHD coaching for teens, young adults, and education-based professionals. She utilizes a strengths-based, multi-disciplinary, and multicultural approach to coaching. Additionally, she has 20 years of experience in various education, psychology-related, and leadership positions.

Jade finds fulfillment in contributing and utilizing her varied theoretical backgrounds to assist in helping to bring equity and inclusion so that negative outcomes can be changed in underserved populations while empowering others to do so as well. She is also interested in enhancing her data analysis skills to assist with this passion. In her free time, she enjoys reading, spending time with her family, and playing with her dogs. Jade’s previous education includes an EdD in Special Education (Nova Southeastern University); CAGS in Special Education (Nova Southeastern University); EdS in School Psychology (Valdosta State University); MS in Family Therapy (Nova Southeastern University); BA in Psychology (Florida Atlantic University); & an AA in Liberal Arts (Florida Atlantic University). Finally, she also holds diplomate status as a school neuropsychologist, is a certified memory interventionist, and is a certified cross-battery assessment professional.