eLuma is committed to impacting lives with the help of each and every individual we work with. We want to make sure that you have the chance to get to know these amazing people through our Leaders in Education series. In this profile, we feature Keilani Clark who is an Academic Advisor at National Education Partners. Keilani Clark is a leader in education because she expands the definition of an expert to include indigenous people of rich cultural backgrounds who aren’t
Lehi, UT, November 25, 2020 — (EINPresswire.com) — eLuma Online Therapy is excited to announce that Laurie VanderPloeg, the Director for the Office of Special Education Programs at the US Department of Education, will be joining as a speaker at eLuma’s 1st Annual eLumaNation Virtual Summit on December 4, 2020. In her presentation, VanderPloeg will provide critical updates from the OSEP offices that should offer insight and clarity to educators trying to navigate through unprecedented challenges and difficult times. About eLumaNation eLuma’s founder and CEO Jeremy
eLuma is committed to impacting lives with the help of each and every individual we work with. We want to make sure that you have the chance to get to know these amazing people through our Leaders in Education series. In this profile, we feature Jeremy Glauser who is the CEO and Founder of eLuma. Some mistakenly think education leaders can only be teachers or administrators. The truth is education leaders can be parents, publishers, and developers. Jeremy Glauser is
eLuma’s CEO & Founder Jeremy Glauser had the opportunity to join Dr. K Todd Houston and Kim Dutro Allen on their podcast “Telepractice Today”. In this episode, Jeremy discusses how eLuma got started, the importance of teletherapy now, and beyond COVID. Listen Now Video Transcript Narrator: [00:00:00] Welcome to episode 24 of Telepractice Today with Kim Dutro Allen and Dr. Todd Houston. Kim Dutro Allen: [00:00:18] Okay, welcome back to another episode. Todd has some news, not happy news
When I was ready to reenter the workforce after staying at home for 9 months with my second child, I knew that the traditional brick-and-mortar school job just wasn’t going to work for my family. I needed something more flexible. Getting my (then) baby and 3-year-old out of the door to make it to work by 8am (or earlier…eek!) was a daunting thought. Maybe it was finally time for me to take a more serious look into teletherapy. So, I