Posts Categorized: School Based Therapists

NEW On-Demand Course for School-Based Therapists

We hope you enjoyed a nice summer break and had some time to relax and re-charge with family and friends!  As the back-to-school reality sets in…we wanted to let you know about a new ON-DEMAND offering that will help to get yourself ready for the upcoming school year.  Learn Participation-Based Goals and Strategies to Positively… Read more »

Back-to-School Savings from ERI!

We hope you’ve enjoyed the summer so far and have had time to relax and re-charge with family and friends! As summer winds down and that back-to-school reality sets in, we’d like to let you know about some special ERI savings designed for our community of school-based therapists and Special Educators!   School-Based Therapists and… Read more »

Learn and Earn CEUs this August with ERI!

Summertime! We hope you’ve been able to find a little time to relax, re-charge and have some fun adventures with family and friends this summer!  As we all begin to think about summer winding down, we’re here to remind you that ERI has many CEU course opportunities available for you to improve your level of… Read more »

SAVE $100 – Therapies in the School 24th Annual Conference 2023 – Register Now!

ERI is committed to renewing your passion for school-based therapy and providing you with tools and strategies you can use right away to improve learning outcomes for your students. Every year, ERI’s Therapies in the School Conference brings the very best speakers to share the very latest research and school-based therapy techniques—and their passion for… Read more »

Person-First vs. Identity-First Language

As a speech-language pathologist, occupational therapist or physical therapist, you likely work with children and adults with a wide range of disabilities, diagnoses and conditions. If so, it’s normal to feel unsure about using person-first or identity-first language and maintaining a respectful environment. What Is Person-First Language?    Person-first language refers to emphasizing a person instead of their… Read more »