Feeding requires a remarkable level of coordination. It is one of the most complex and physically demanding tasks an infant must master in the early weeks and months of life. Each swallow depends on the precise interaction of 26 muscles and 6 cranial nerves working together to safely transport food and liquid. When any part… Read more »
Pre-Purchase On-Demand for Massive Savings! As we gear up for the virtual Birth to Three Conference scheduled for March 26 and 27, we’re thrilled to share even more learning opportunities for you. Starting July 1, a curated collection of recorded on‑demand sessions from the conference will be available—perfect for continued learning long after the live… Read more »
The countdown for the Birth to Three Conference is on! With only two weeks to go, we have some exciting news to share. The enormously popular clinical psychologist, Dr. Becky Kennedy of Good Inside, will be joining ERI’s Joann Sorg, OT for a 45-minute lunch Q&A discussion as part of the overall conference on Friday,… Read more »
With the 2nd Annual Birth to Three Conference just around the corner, we’re rolling out some fun ways to keep the learning going after the conference. Participants who register by Friday, March 7 will be entered to win a one-on-one hour long session with a faculty member of their choice from the list below 👇🏼… Read more »
New Course for Pediatric Therapists! Therapeutic handling and facilitation doesn’t stop with babies, and it doesn’t stay static through childhood, either. Through the framework of the NDTA Contemporary Practice Model, attendees will embrace the dynamic progression of motor development for children with neuromuscular conditions. Join ERI’s dynamic speaker and NDT expert faculty member, Colleen Carey,… Read more »