Blog: Teletherapy News & Industry Information

When engaging students during telepractice it is important to incorporate the same level of expectations that you would have in a brick-and-mortar setting. Create a list of virtual classroom/session expectations and hold students accountable to meet them. Creating rules and guidelines together will help...

As a school psychologist myself, it is always great to hear from other school psychologists about their experiences and what drove them into a field that plays such a vital role in supporting the academic, social, and emotional needs of students. Recently, I had the privilege of interviewing Kylie Miller, a...

The National Association of School Psychology (NASP) holds a conference each year that brings together psychologists and related specialists from all over the country. This year’s NASP conference was held in a convention center nestled between the snow-capped mountains of Denver, Colorado.  VocoVision...

As remote learning continues to expand and evolve, teachers need to find more and more new ways to connect with students and make remote learning both productive and entertaining. Read our blog to learn about the benefits of remote special education, as well as some activity ideas you can incorporate to keep...

Remote positions are on the rise. As telehealth and remote jobs continue their steady climb throughout the American workforce, those who have transitioned to remote work remark that they have been able to establish a better balance between their careers and personal lives. While working in a remote role...

It’s hard to believe that 2023 is upon us. The best thing about a new year is the opportunity to look back and forward simultaneously. Many take this opportunity to make pledges or resolutions to incorporate new habits or drop old ones. Interestingly, a study demonstrated only 55% of those that make...

On December 2, 2022, we celebrate Special Education Day. This particular day recognizes that education is a human right for all individuals. President Gerald Ford signed The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (EHA) of 1975 or Public Law 94-142 in 1975. This law was monumental because it gave special...

A school psychologist is a vital member of a school community, however, not every school has a school psychologist. As students continue to navigate anxiety, depression, and other mental disorders that can negatively impact their well-being, academic progress, and future livelihood, school psychologists are...

Another school year is upon us, and with another year of school comes another opportunity to reestablish goals and realign priorities. To streamline decision-making and increase teacher and staff engagement, it is important to follow these 5 simple tips for effective school leadership:  Read...

More than half of public schools currently report full-or-part time vacancies. Is your school one of them? There’s a better way.  With virtual educators and teleservices, your school or district can have direct access to a national network of the most qualified educators and therapists across the...