We are so excited to announce the release of brand NEW, school-based practice specific content to help you navigate the issues you’re encountering with your students every day: Therapies in the School 25th Annual Conference 2024 – ON-DEMAND 11. Therapies in the School 25th Annual Conference 2024 – ON-DEMAND 11 is a collection of 10 sessions recorded at our annual… Read more »
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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 »
NEW COURSE: Let’s Get Walking! Gait in Pediatrics
New Course for Pediatric Therapists! Walking! The motor milestone parents and caregivers eagerly anticipate, and therapists inquire about when taking developmental histories. Mobility, in all of its forms, facilitates child development across multiple domains: communication, cognition, socialization, and more. When children present with differences in their pre-gait and early gait… Read more »
Two Incredible Days of Learning – Therapies in the School 25th Annual Conference
THANK YOU to everyone who attended Therapies in the School 25th Annual Conference on November 14 and 15, 2024! Well-seasoned school therapists as well as those still in the early years of their school-based careers attended our two-day virtual conference to build connections, share ideas and actively learn. This year, participants joined us from 34 states… Read more »
NEW COURSE! Differences Not Deficits: Understanding The Neurodiversity Affirming Approach
When we know better, we do better. Our understanding of Autism continues to evolve and expand, particularly as clinicians and researchers learn more from Autistic individuals about their experiences, needs, strengths, joys and perspectives. Monotropism, Masking, and the Double Empathy problem are just some of the topics that have contributed to a greater understanding of… Read more »