With the 2nd Annual Birth to Three Conference just around the corner, we’re rolling out some fun ways to keep the learning going after the conference. Participants who register by Friday, March 7 will be entered to win a one-on-one hour long session with a faculty member of their choice from the list below 👇🏼… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Physical Therapy
NEW COURSE! Babies and Beyond: Facilitating Function with Strategies that Grow
New Course for Pediatric Therapists! Therapeutic handling and facilitation doesn’t stop with babies, and it doesn’t stay static through childhood, either. Through the framework of the NDTA Contemporary Practice Model, attendees will embrace the dynamic progression of motor development for children with neuromuscular conditions. Join ERI’s dynamic speaker and NDT expert faculty member, Colleen Carey,… Read more »
Group Rates for Birth to Three Now Available
Only two months left before the big day! Group rates are now available for the upcoming virtual Birth to Three Conference. Even though the early bird price has ended, you can still save by learning together with colleagues or as a team. Check out our group tiers below: Groups of 3 or more participants –… Read more »
Hands-On Vestibular Training in White Plains, NY
“Jeff Walter was a great instructor. He kept our group engaged and gave us tools to recognize differential diagnoses involving the vestibular system. I would highly recommend this course/instructor to fellow clinicians to take your knowledge of vestibular rehabilitation to the next level.” – Rachel H. Welcome back to faculty member, Jeff Walter, PT, who… Read more »
Two Scholarships to Attend Birth to Three Conference – Apply Today!
Announcing Our Birth to Three Conference Scholarships ERI is excited to kick-off its 2nd Annual Birth to Three Conference scheduled for March 20 and 21, 2025. This virtual conference is geared towards OTs, PTs, SLPs, Special Educators, Assistants and more who work in a variety of pediatric settings including early intervention, hospital inpatient and outpatient,… Read more »