Posts Tagged: PT

ERI Offers Two Scholarships to Attend New Birth to Three Conference

scholarship therapist

Announcing Our New Birth to Three Conference ERI is excited to kick-off its inaugural Birth to Three Conference scheduled for April 4 and 5, 2024. This virtual conference is geared towards OTs, PTs, SLPs, Special Educators, Assistants and more who work in a variety of pediatric settings including early intervention, hospital inpatient and outpatient, outpatient… Read more »

NEW Neonatal On-Demand Courses with Renowned Presenter Anjanette Lee

NICU neonatal infant premature baby

Introducing a 4-part CEU series focused on Neonatal Therapy ERI is excited to announce that neonatal expert, Anjanette Lee, MS, CCC/SLP, CNT, NTMTC, will be presenting a new 4-part series on Neonatal Therapy. These parts can be taken sequentially, or as stand alone courses. Parts 1 and 2 occurred in the fall of 2023, however,… Read more »

Receive a NEW Bonus CEU Course with Certain Live Feeding Webinars

complex feeding disorders and pediatric dysphagia

Bonus Feeding CEU Just For You ERI is excited to offer a complimentary bonus feeding course when you complete one of our live webinar feeding courses. This bonus add-on is a 1.5 contact hour CEU on-demand entitled, Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Disorders: Bridging the Clinical Decision-Making Gaps with Interactive Case Studies presented by faculty Dana… Read more »

Anjanette Lee Presents “Neonatal Therapy: Establishing Skills for Independent Practice” Parts 1 and 2

NICU neonatal infant premature baby

Introducing a new, 4-part CEU series focused on Neonatal Therapy. ERI is excited to announce that neonatal expert Anjanette Lee will be presenting a new 4-part series on Neonatal Therapy. These parts can be taken sequentially, or as stand alone courses. Parts 1 and 2 are scheduled to run in September through November, 2023, with… Read more »

“Posture, Movement and Function: Beyond the Basics – An Integrated Approach” – A New Webinar for Therapists Working with Children 18 Months Through Teen

feeding and swallowing for infants and children

As therapists treating patients with neuromotor dysfunction, many of us commonly ask ourselves and colleagues “Where do I start?  How do I prioritize in therapy?  What is the most effective way to reach the functional goal? How do I work with children with complex issues for best outcomes?”  ERI and Suzanne Davis Bombria are coming together to answer… Read more »