Blog: Teletherapy News & Industry Information

For millions of students, getting the right support at school can depend on whether the specialists they need are actually available. School psychologists help evaluate students and identify learning or behavioral needs. Speech-language pathologists provide critical communication services. Counselors...

School counselors have always been important. But in schools today, their work is especially essential. Students are navigating academic pressure, social media stress, anxiety, family challenges, bullying, college and career decisions, identity questions, and big emotions that do not politely wait until...

School counselors play an important role in supporting students’ academic achievement, emotional well-being, and future success. From helping students navigate personal challenges to assisting with college and career planning, school counselors are key members of a school’s support team. If you’re...

A Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI) is an educator who supports students with visual impairments, helping them access the curriculum, develop independence, and achieve academic and personal goals.  Students with visual impairments are often supported by a team of specialists, including TVIs,...

How geography, school proximity, and local service infrastructure shape care access barriers for children—and what districts can do now. Rural schools across America face some of the biggest gaps in access to specialist student support. Geography, long travel distances, and staffing shortages can leave...

Remote school teachers deliver high-quality education to students through online platforms, helping them fully engage in learning no matter where they are. These educators design lessons, lead virtual classrooms, and provide individualized support to ensure every student can succeed academically and...

As teletherapy and remote learning reshape the future of education, VocoVision set out to identify which U.S. cities are best positioned for educators, school therapists, and other professionals seeking remote school-based roles. The 2025 Remote Education Jobs Index ranks 99 major U.S. cities based on...

When most people think of Physical Therapists (PTs), they imagine athletes recovering from injuries or adults regaining strength after surgery. But in schools, PTs serve a very different yet equally important role. A school PT is a licensed healthcare professional who helps students develop the mobility,...

. In this context, “occupation” doesn’t just mean a job; it refers to the meaningful activities that make up a student’s school day, such as holding a pencil, navigating the classroom, staying organized, or engaging in group learning. Occupational Therapists in schools work with children and teens...

In today’s fast-paced, tech-driven education environment, virtual teacher professional development is more important than ever. Just because educators work in an online setting doesn’t mean their professional growth should take a back seat. In fact, staying current on best practices, instructional tools,...