Thank you to our 2021 virtual Sponsors!

Gold Sponsor

Westmark School: Westmark School transforms the lives of students in Grades 2–12 with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and other language-based learning differences, often combined with ADD/ADHD. Westmark’s multi-modal, research-based pedagogy provides individualized instruction that enables children to discover not only their personal academic style but their strengths and areas of need as well. For more information click here.

Silver Sponsors

Landmark College: Landmark Collegeoffers an online certificate program, as well as individual courses, in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity for educators who work with neurodiverse students such as those with LD, ADHD, or autism. Participants can choose between two tracks: Executive Function or Autism on Campus and Online. Courses can be taken individually, and in any order. Learn more at landmark.edu/certificate

Bridges Academy: The Bridges Education Group, an international leader in the field of twice-exceptional education (2e), helps students from all backgrounds to acquire the skills, knowledge, and confidence to succeed.

The Bridges Education Group comprises Bridges Academy, the Bridges 2e Center for Research and Professional Development, and Bridges 2e Media. For more information click here.

The Digital SLP, LLC: The Digital SLP, LLC: The Digital SLP® Membership is a collection of digital resources for busy speech-language pathologists. Access our growing library of over 1000 digital materials, including interactive games, learning activities, and weekly video clip recommendations. Bonus homework sheets and QuickLink feature is available for premium members. Register for your free trial today!

Bronze Sponsor

Charles Armstrong: Now accepting applications for the 2022-2023 school year for grades 2 through 8. For more information, please visit Charles Armstrong School.

Patron Sponsors

McLean School: At McLean School, we understand students first for what they can do, not for what they can’t do. This Abilities Model® approach enables K-12 bright students, including those with dyslexia, anxiety, and ADHD to be successful in school and life. Located in Potomac, Maryland, our college-preparatory curriculum is traditional without being rigid, challenging without being intimidating, and designed with the real world in mind. See how we transform lives at mcleanschool.org.

Holy Names University Educational Therapy Programs: Develop assessment, diagnosis, and intervention skills to help children and adults with learning challenges with HNU’s master of arts and certificate programs in educational therapy. Gain clinical practice experience at the award-winning Raskob Learning Institute, an on-campus facility dedicated to serving students with learning differences.

Beacon College: Beacon College is America’s leading baccalaureate college for students who learn differently, boasting remarkable 70% four-year graduation and 90% freshman retention rates. Beacon’s Transition Center offers a range of innovative and proactive family-centered transition programming based on student skill-based needs, open to all college-bound high school students and their parents.

Raskob Learning Institute & Day School: Raskob Learning Institute and Day School: Raskob Learning Institute and Day School has served the Bay Area LD community for over 65 years! Our comprehensive Day School serves bright students with mild to moderate learning disabilities in grades 3-8. The Clinic provides 1:1 Educational Therapy, and the Diagnostic Program offers comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations.

Other Sponsors

Hyde Park Day School: Hyde Park Day School (HPDS) is the leading Chicago-area, full-day grade school specializing in the needs of bright children with learning disabilities. A Wilson® Accredited Partner with campuses in Chicago, Northfield and Lemont, HPDS teaches students individualized learning strategies, preparing them for successful transitions to schools in their home communities.

 

To speak with someone about how your organization can have a presence at the AET Conference, please contact Kate Feuling .

Virtual Conference Sponsorship Opportunities

Based on the success of last year’s virtual conference, coupled with the continued presence of Covid-19, AET will be hosting its second virtual conference November 4-6, 2021.

We are offering a comprehensive approach to our sponsorship opportunities to help continue purposeful, quality communication all while building brand awareness amongst a network of educational therapist professionals.

The AET conference attracts professionals concerned with the educational needs of individuals with learning disabilities and other learning challenges: educational therapists, psychologist, speech-language professionals, clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, occupational therapists, teachers, resource specialists, and administrators.

Professionals at the AET conference play a pivotal role in the selection of educational products for their clients in clinics, schools, and private practices.  Educational settings rely on the recommendations of these professionals for the purchase of the most appropriate educational materials and resources.

To review this year’s prospectus, please click here.

For questions on this year’s offerings, please email Kate Feuling at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..