Jeremy Glauser is featured among a panel of experts discussing how edtech evolved and made a difference throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and what technologies and techniques educators should keep using in the future.
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National survey of 400 administrators reveals dramatic uptick in teletherapy adoption by U.S. schools in response to COVID-19.
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eLuma was featured in TechBuzz.News about its role in pioneering online therapy for schools, and how its currently helping schools address COVID mental health issues.
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Earlier this week, eLuma Online Therapy was featured in The Hutchinson News about its role in providing teletherapy services to students with special needs in the Reno County Education Cooperative (RCEC).
Watch this KAPP-KVEW Local News Story featuring eLuma’s Founder and CEO, Jeremy Glauser, to learn how eLuma is supporting the emotional needs of Pasco School District’s students.
eLuma’s CEO and Founder, Jeremy Glauser, was selected by an independent panel of judges as a first-time finalist for the EY award in the Utah region.
Special education’s leading teletherapy provider to partner with CASE to support and promote its causes, advocacy, and national events.
In the most recent issue of School Administrator Magazine (from the AASA or the School Superintendents Association), eLuma is profiled as one of the national leaders in providing teletherapy for special education. In the article author, Merri Rosenberg explores the growing role that online therapy is playing in helping alleviate national shortages plaguing special education.
