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Apr 6, 2023 16 min

179. 5 Considerations for Therapy at School

from Special Education Inner Circle Hosted by Catherine Whitcher

As someone who has been working in the education system for a long time, I can tell you with confidence that the strategies that we use to deliver therapies at school have not changed in decades. It's definitely time to start thinking about therapy differently and giving it the attention it deserves. In this episode of the Special Education Inner Circle Podcast, I share with you five considerations that are important game-changers when deciding what kind of therapy could be happening at home and school. First and foremost, it's important to acknowledge that there is no one right way to make progress. For too long, we've been doing things the same way when it comes to therapy in schools, and sometimes even at home. We've been neglecting to explore other options and approaches that could help children make progress. Exploring new options is exactly how I found Mendability. a Sensory Enrichment Therapy for home and school. Listen to the full episode to learn all 5 considerations for the parents and teachers to talk about before deciding the next steps for therapy at school. Recommended Resource: You can reach out to Mendability here. More Resources For You: Earn Your Master IEP Coach Certificate Start Your Own IEP Coaching Practice Download Your Free IEP Question Checklist

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