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Therapies in the School August Contest Winner

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  The countdown to our Therapies in the School 25th Anniversary Conference is on! As part of our 25th Anniversary celebration, ERI will be running a fun contest each month that consists of prizes and special offerings just for you…the school-based therapist. Don’t miss your chance to join in on the fun. Secure your spot… Read more »

Mark Your Calendars for International Neonatal Therapy Week And A Special Offer!

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What Is International Neonatal Therapy Week? September 15 – 21, 2024 marks the kick off of International Neonatal Therapy Week (INTW) and we’re excited to celebrate! Started many years ago by the National Association of Neonatal Therapists (NANT), this week recognizes occupational therapists (OTs), physical therapists (PTs) and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) who specialize in the… Read more »

Establishing Competency for Independent Practice in the NICU

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Are you a current or aspiring NICU clinician? Are you considering or preparing for the Neonatal Therapy Certification Exam?    Or maybe you’re considering switching to the NICU from a different practice setting. This 4-part series, taught by Anjanette Lee, is a great option for gaining competence for independent practice in the NICU. These courses can… Read more »

How do You Want to Learn? What are Your CEU Needs? Opportunity to Win!

ERI needs your help! Continuing Education Survey We are  developing our line up of 2025 continuing education courses and we would value your input as we strive to meet your future continuing education needs. Whether it is your preferred length of course, the preferred days of the week to take a course, your preferred format, or… Read more »

Special Olympics and Adapted Sports Programs

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 »