Check out our upcoming continuing education courses for the month of May. Whether you’re interested in live webinars, on-demands or future in-person courses, we have a great selection to meet your educational needs from NICU to Adult Care and everything in-between. Find a course for any time of the year that works for you! … Read more »
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NEW Feeding Course for Pediatric Therapists
Sensory processing, structural differences and varying experiences can each play a role in feeding challenges for children through adults. Join speaker, Danielle Carey, CCC-SLP, during this live webinar to strengthen your holistic approach to assessment and intervention for clients with feeding challenges, looking at muscle weakness, abnormal rest posture and swallowing patterns, sensory processing differences, retained reflexes, the mealtime environment, and… Read more »
NEW On-Demand with Bertie Gatlin “Intervention in the NICU”
Learn at Your Convenience with this NEW On-Demand Roberta Gatlin has been a champion in the field of physical therapy, with multiple leadership positions and research publications complimenting her vast clinical and teaching expertise. This newest on-demand course, Intervention in the NICU: A Neurodevelopmental Approach, is recorded from her most recent live webinar and will engage the… Read more »
April is OT Month!
We Love This Time of Year! April is OT Month and ERI is thrilled to celebrate this vital profession. We are honored to serve our community of Occupational Therapists who help both children and adults flourish in their overall well-being and independence through engaging them in meaningful activities. Thank you for all that you do! Meet… Read more »
2nd Annual Birth to Three Conference in the Books!
Wow! Our 2nd Annual Birth to Three Conference wrapped up last week and it’s safe to say it was a tremendous success! With 410 enthusiastic participants in attendance, this conference aimed to bring together therapists from various fields focused on early childhood education and development in the… Read more »