Posts Categorized: school-based practice

Therapies in the School 2026 Scholarship Opportunities

Are you passionate about supporting students in school-based therapy? At Education Resources, Inc. (ERI), we believe that clinicians deserve opportunities to grow, connect, and lead. That’s why we’re excited to offer two scholarship opportunities to attend our 2026 Therapies in the School Conference this November—for FREE. Each scholarship provides free tuition to the full conference—giving… Read more »

How to Document Co-Treatments in IEPs

School-based therapists often see powerful outcomes when they collaborate across disciplines—whether that’s PTs and SLPs, OTs and SLPs, or PTs and OTs working together. Co-treatment and overlapping services can promote functional carryover, support participation, and help students achieve meaningful goals. However, successful collaboration requires careful attention to documentation, reimbursement, communication, and logistics. This blog walks… Read more »

How to Use AI in School-Based Therapy

Updated July 7, 2026 Author: Jill Baker How to Use AI in School-Based Therapy: What Practitioners Need to Know   Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way we work, learn, and communicate—and school-based therapy is no exception. As excitement grows around new possibilities, so do concerns about ethical use and data privacy. ERI faculty member… Read more »

Meet Anne Buckley-Reen

Meet Anne Buckley-Reen: A Trailblazer in Autism, Motor Development & Therapeutic Yoga Anne Buckley‑Reen, OTR, RYT, is a powerhouse in the world of autism intervention. A pioneer in using yoga therapeutically, Anne has transformed how clinicians, educators, and families support children with autism—especially those struggling with motor and regulatory challenges. For over 20 years, Anne… Read more »

26th Annual Therapies in the School Conference a BIG Success

What an amazing Therapies in the School Conference!   Over 500 therapists attended this year’s conference from 36 states, 4 Canadian provinces, and Australia.   Attendees by profession We were thrilled to host school-based therapists of all kinds, plus special educators. Attendees by Years of Experience   Practitioners, new and old alike, find the conference… Read more »