Educational Therapy offers children and adults with learning disabilities and other learning challenges a wide range of intensive, individualized interventions designed to remediate learning problems.
The pathway to Board Certification:Step 1: Become an Associate ET Step 2: Advance to Educational Therapist/Professional (ET/P) Step 3: Become a Board Certified Educational Therapist (BCET)
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The Association of Educational Theraptists is here to help you find a Board Certified Educational Therapist (BCET), an Educational Therapist/Professional (ET/P), an Associate Educational Therapist, or an Allied Professional member of the association in the United States or Canada.
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