School-based physical and occupational therapists are integral members of the education community, helping children further their education and reach numerous milestones. As the country continues to battle COVID-19, many schools have made the difficult decision to close their doors for the remainder of the school year. We know this means you are continuing to balance telehealth sessions… Read more »
Register before February 29, 2020 and save $100 (use promo code THERAPIES6 at checkout). For years, school-based therapists have gathered in Boston for ERI’s annual Therapies in the School conference. Touted by many as the must-take conference for therapists working in the classroom, participants learn from experts including Anne Buckley- Reen OTR, RYT, Kim Wiggins,… Read more »
Are you a therapist looking to gain practical tools to treat children with gross motor and sensory dysfunction? You’re in luck! Acclaimed ERI Instructor, Liesa Persaud, DPT, PCS, PT, CKTP is back with a new two-day course, “Treatment of Motor Issues in Children with Sensory Dysfunction.” Liesa will teach evidence-based “Sensory-Aware” tools and techniques that… Read more »
When Leah Kuypers created The Zones of Regulation, her goal was to provide others with information on a framework she used to foster self-regulation and emotional control in children. Her book has been enthusiastically received by educators and therapists across the country, and now she is sharing her expertise with ERI’s community of therapists on… Read more »
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (ASHA’s) School Services team will be working with the ASHA Leader team to write an article on the benefits of collaborating with other special education providers, e.g., occupational therapists, nurses, physical therapists, special education teachers, school counselors, school psychologists. The ASHA Leader is ASHA’s newsmagazine. They would like to include quotes… Read more »