Who We Help

Education Professionals for Schools

• Speech-Language Pathologist

  Our incomparable monolingual and bilingual speech-language pathologists are experts in the field of communication. These school-based professionals are equipped with the tools and knowledge required to support the student’s communication needs. SLPs evaluate and provide intervention for speech, language and communication disorders. They also work collaboratively with IEP team members and inform families and caregivers of how to best assist the student in developing their communication skills.

• School Psychologist

  Every student deserves access to a school psychologist, including those who are bilingual speakers. That’s why Bilingual Therapies is committed to providing both monolingual and bilingual School Psychologists to provide equal opportunities to mental and emotional health needs. In addition to serving students’ mental health needs, school psychologists also bridge a gap between necessary collaborators such as parents, teachers and administrators.

• Special Education Teachers

  Our special education teachers ensure that students with disabilities can successfully access the classroom curriculum. Their focus is to provide an inclusive classroom environment with the resources students need to succeed. These professionals provide intervention as it relates to the student IEPs, offer personalized learning environments and meet with the teachers and parents to communicate student progress.

• Sign Language Interpreters

  Sign language interpreters are essential to providing students with the communication tools they need to thrive in their school environment. Our SLIs help students by conveying the essence and content of communication being delivered in the classroom. When the student needs to respond in class, they can rely on the SLI to interpret their response and voice it for them.

• School Occupational Therapists

  Our monolingual and bilingual school occupational therapists provide a wide variety of assistance to students. This includes consultations, evaluations, monitoring, supervision and intervention. Our OT professionals work to reduce physical barriers that limit student participation, work with teachers to plan relevant instructional activities and support student success by providing assistive technology. 

• School-based Physical Therapists

  Our talented and committed physical therapists work closely with school professionals to help students achieve their educational goals by improving the student’s access to the school and mobility within it. This includes assistance with activities involved in a school day such as moving throughout school grounds, sitting, standing in line, or at the board and moving in class or throughout the building.

• Deaf and Hard of Hearing Teacher

  Providing students with the assistance they need is the objective of our highly-skilled deaf and hard of hearing teachers. In addition to working in a variety of settings, these professionals will work with evaluation teams to consult on placement, transition, curriculum and accommodation decisions. You can anticipate our exceptional DHH teachers to encourage communication, instill self-advocacy and orient students to their equipment (like hearing aids) as well as their classroom equipment (like FM systems).

• Teacher of the Visually Impaired

  Helping classroom teachers and others adapt materials and curriculum to make them accessible to visually impaired students are some of the many services you can anticipate from our TVIs. Our TVIs provide their students with resources and tools and they are responsible for adjusting the learning environment to help students best succeed.