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School psychological service

The School Psychological Service (SPD) of the Office of Education advises and supports children and young people, parents and guardians, teachers, school management and authorities in the event of school difficulties, learning problems, behavioral difficulties or educational issues. If necessary, it carries out school psychological assessments and helps in crisis situations that may arise in connection with kindergarten or school. In individual cases, it contributes to the optimization of development, to adjustments in support and to changes in behaviour. One area that is increasingly becoming part of the SPD's remit is "Inclusion - one school for all".

Registration is usually carried out by the school in agreement with the parents. However, direct registration by parents is also possible. After an assessment, the results of the investigation and the strategies for change are discussed with those involved. The consent of the parents or legal guardians is required for school psychological assessments or therapies for a child or adolescent. The school psychology service works together with other institutions and specialist agencies and coordinates the measures. School social work is an important cooperation partner. Access to school psychological services is free of charge
Regional responsibility of the employees of the school psychological service according to the information sheet: 

Informationsblatt "Der Schulpsychologische Dienst des Fürstentums Liechtenstein"

Address

Office of Education
School Psychological Service
P.O. Box 547
Landstrasse 190
9495 Triesen

Law

Verordnung über die schulischen Fördermassnahmen (SchulFMV) - Art. 58

Obligation to remain silent

1. the employees of the school psychological service are subject to a duty of confidentiality. This does not include information that is used by the Office of Education as a basis for decision-making when approving measures and/or by teachers when preparing, implementing or evaluating lessons

2.  Reporting obligations under the Children and Young Persons Act remain reserved.

Contact person

Link Website: https://www.llv.li/en/national-administration/office-of-education/organization-office-of-education/school-psychological-service