Roughly 1 in 4 American adults have a disability, including mobility and vision impairments that limit their ability to play sports. But people with disabilities — whether physical or intellectual — can join in on the fun with the right assistance through adaptive sports programs and organizations like Special Olympics. On top of helping people with disabilities… Read more »
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Job Search Strategies for New Grads
As a new therapist fresh out of school, you’re eager to kickstart your career and land a job in your field. However, with an outlook of 15% growth for physical therapists and 12% for occupational therapists, the job market can become competitive. Navigating the job search process can feel overwhelming. When it comes to job search strategies for… Read more »
25 Fun Facts to Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Therapies in the School
ERI’s Therapies in the School Conference is a long-running annual conference that has been providing school-based therapists with the latest research and strategies to implement in classrooms all across the country and beyond. We’ve taught thousands and thousands of therapists over the years, and this year we’re so excited to be celebrating our 25th… Read more »
NEW! On-Demand Birth to Three Conference Now Available
Exciting news! We’re thrilled to offer a brand new on-demand series aimed at the birth to three therapist. Meet more of your babies’ and toddlers’ needs with these multidisciplinary presentations and universal topics with Birth to Three Annual Conference – On-Demand. Earn up to 31 contact hours (3.1 CEUs) upon completing the full conference. Birth… Read more »
Struggling with Carryover? Try Something New to Unlock Your Full Potential
Written by Joann Sorg, MS, OTR/L and featured in the recent NANT newsletter. Have you ever felt discouraged by lack of carryover from caregivers and colleagues? Do you sometimes scratch your head as you watch a caregiver or colleague attempt to execute what you taught them and wonder, is that really what they thought I… Read more »