Dr. Jessica Glass Kendorski is a licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania, and maintains
certifications as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and School Psychologist
nationally (NCSP) and in New Jersey. She is faculty advisor for PSI CHI, the national
honor society in psychology.
She actively works with school districts to improve systems for all students through
the reform of school and district-wide academic and behavioral policies and practices.
Dr. Kendorski has led the development of the Applied Behavior Analysis programs at
PCOM as well as the approval of these programs by the Behavioral Analysis Certification
Board (BACB).
Prior to her current position at PCOM, she was a Senior Educational Consultant at
the May Institute, where she partnered with, and supported local school districts
in the implementation of school and district wide Positive Behavior Support Initiatives.
Additionally, she worked at the Linden’s Neurobehavioral Stabilization Program, a
residential program specializing in treating children with autism and other developmental
disabilities to overcome severe behavioral challenges. She also completed extensive
neuropsychology training at Bancroft, where she currently serves as a member of the
Rehabilitation Services Board of Trustees. Dr. Kendorski is a regular contributor
and member of the Philadelphia Inquirer Health Advisory Panel on philly.com. An appreciative mom of two, she is passionate about child advocacy, education, and
positive parenting practices.
Dr. Kendorski received her PhD in School Psychology from the APA-accredited program at Temple University.
