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      • 2023 Montana AP® Summer Institute >
        • AP® Biology
        • AP® Chemistry
        • AP® English Literature and Composition
        • AP® Environmental Science
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        • AP® U.S. Government and Politics
        • AP® US History
        • AP® Summer Institute FAQs 2023
        • AP Summer Institute Scholarships 2023
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        • IEFA (1 credit courses) >
          • Dance House
          • In the Footsteps of Crazy Horse
          • My Indian Boyhood
          • Native American Literature Glencoe
          • #NotYourPrincess
        • IEFA (2 credit courses) >
          • American Indian Literature K-8
          • American Indian Literature 9-12
          • Art and Literature IEFA Integration K-5
          • Boarding School Era
          • Early Childhood Literature in IEFA
          • History of Indigenous Resistance Movements
          • History of the Flathead Reservation
          • IEFA and the Visual Arts (2021-22)
          • Montana Tribal Histories
          • Native American Representation in Cinema and Popular Culture
          • Seasonal Rounds of the Salish
          • Seven Essential Understandings
        • IEFA (3 credit courses) >
          • American Indian Sovereignty
          • Current Events in Indian Country
          • Foundations of IEFA
          • Plants in MT Native Cultures
        • IEFA (5 credit courses) >
          • Birchbark House
        • IEFA Special Topics/Author Studies (1-5 credits) >
          • IEFA Special Topics 1 >
            • Who Will Tell My Brother?: The Indian Mascot Controversy
            • Honoring Native Women’s Voices
            • American Indian Short Stories
            • American Indian Poetry
            • Biographies of Native Americans
          • IEFA Special Topics 2 >
            • The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
            • Fire on the Land
            • Native American Astronomy
            • An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States for Young People
            • If I Ever Get Out of Here
          • Native American Author Studies
      • English Language Arts/ Dyslexia/Best Practices >
        • Contemporary Issues: Dyslexia
        • Helping Student Writers
        • Language Study for Teachers
        • Learning from Finland
        • Writing Improvement
      • Gifted & Talented >
        • Exploring SENG
        • Nurturing Individual Potential
        • Overcoming Underachievement in Students
      • Improving Teaching Practices and/or New Teachers >
        • It's Never Too Late
      • Educational Leadership/ Administrators >
        • Introduction to Calibration with 3 Delivery Options
        • Rural Schools: Supervising Teacher
      • School Climate/ MANDT/ Mindfulness >
        • Love and Logic
        • Mindful Practices for Educators
      • VESi Online Courses
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      • Reading and Writing Workshops
      • Teach Forward and Calibration
      • Teacher and Principal Evaluation Project

​ Special Education & Mental Health Services

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eWELLNESS is E-Therapy's mental health program. 
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E-Therapy offers mental health services which can include social work, counseling and psychological evaluations. Through its eWELLENESS program, E-Therapy is committed to holistically supporting students, staff, teachers, and administrators in developing their mental well-being while also partnering to break down common barriers in order to support mental health programming. Highly-qualified therapists, in addition to mental health counselors, are hired and trained to customize services to truly engage students on every level to ensure their success in the classroom and beyond. All therapists have years of experience working in a myriad of school settings with varying student populations. They are state and nationally certified. Additionally, E-Therapy conforms to all HIPAA, FERPA and industry standards.
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Contact info

    -https://www.electronic-therapy.com 
    - (928) 814-4990
-info@electronic-therapy.com

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