Category Archives: teletherapy

Common Core Standards in reading, math, and science require a deeper understanding of core SEL skills and the ability for students to apply them.  Aligning arts instruction with social emotional learning (SEL) education is a natural alignment for teaching these skills to children. In today’s blog, guest author Sue Laue, an SEL expert trainer and coach, introduces usContinue reading “Social Emotional Learning Aligned With Art Curriculum”

It’s here! Back to School time has arrived! Just in time for the new year, we bring you another month filled with all new E-Therapy original activities. Keep reading to unlock your September FREEBIE resources and materials.  September Calendar of Activities By now, you’ve probably heard about our monthly national day calendars which are jamContinue reading “Teletherapy Activities: September 2021”

For many of us the ability to talk to our coworkers, friends, and family is something we take for granted. We speak up when we need help, whisper “I love you”, or laugh at a funny joke. But non-verbal children do not have a voice or the ability to use verbal speech effectively.  For themContinue reading “Communication Strategies to Use With a Non-Verbal Child”

In this new blog in the Voices Series, Registered Occupational Therapist, Marisa Machado, OTR, shares some tips on getting started with online therapy and keeping your students engaged. Her online therapy activities work on visual motor, visual perceptual, handwriting, fine motor, and keyboarding goals. Online therapy can be challenging at times, especially for new teletherapists. IContinue reading “Voices: Online Therapy Activities From An Occupational Therapist”

E-Therapy’s Voices series returns with a guest blogger that has been in the education world for 12 years – as a student! Aden Faris is a high school senior who saw his peers struggling with school work during last year’s school closures and subsequent move to online learning. With a heart for his community andContinue reading “Voices: How A High School Senior Helps Kids Graduate”

by Diana Parafiniuk, founder of E-Therapy Online learning can turn into a monotonous activity for students and teachers. As teletherapists, we know that keeping your students’ attention during online classes is not an easy task. Many students enthusiastic about being online for all their classes has waned, and at this point, they would much ratherContinue reading “5 Ways To Break The Monotony Of Online Learning”

After the stressful year and a half that educators had due to Covid-19, many therapists are entering summer break with an introspective look at their lives and careers. Teletherapy may not have been a choice before, but after school closures and a hit to their mental health and wellbeing, school-based therapists are making a choiceContinue reading “Start Your Own Telepractice Or Join A Teletherapy Company?”

In this new blog in the Voices Series, Registered Occupational Therapist, Marisa Machado, OTR, shares some tips on getting started with online therapy and keeping your students engaged. Her online therapy activities work on visual motor, visual perceptual, handwriting, fine motor, and keyboarding goals. Online therapy can be challenging at times, especially for new teletherapists. IContinue reading “Voices: Online Therapy Activities From An Occupational Therapist”

Summer is flying by and back-to-school pre-planning is just around the corner for many.  Here at E-Therapy, our experienced SLPs have been busy creating back-to-school teletherapy activities to fill your August lesson plans and to help you feel well-prepared as you transition back from summer break. Check out our new Resource Library for free games, activities, andContinue reading “Teletherapy Activities And Calendar: August 2021”

Empower Guest Blog From Angela Jordan, MA, CCC-SLP If you are a school-based therapist, you definitely have students on your caseload with goals to produce the dreaded /r/ sound. I say “dreaded /r/ sound” because it can be a very daunting sound to tackle and correct. There are many times that the student has practiced andContinue reading “Articulation Strategies And Tips For The /r/ Sound”