School Services

Project Play Therapy has partnered with many schools to help scholars unlock their fullest potential. We help your students get back on track with evidence-based, creative, and fun therapies.

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Project Play Therapy Provides the Following School-Based Services:

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Partnership Perks

Project Play is well-known for being a one-stop shop to access all school related services in one collaborative relationship. Partnering with Project Play goes well beyond the direct treatment model. Included in your contract at no additional cost to your school:
  • Complimentary TennCare billing for eligible children. All TennCare savings go directly to the school.
  • Professional supervision provided by Project Play for state licensure regulations.
  • Experienced leadership team to support our service providers and school partners with challenging cases.
  • Collaborative roundtables offered to school partners on a quarterly basis.
  • HIPAA & FERPA compliant electronic medical records platform for compliant therapy documentation.
  • School service provider observation, feedback,
    and coaching model for continuous growth
    and improvement.
  • Evaluation/assessment materials offering a wide range of the latest editions.
  • Expertise and consultation with federal, state, and local special education regulatory guidance.

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School Partners

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Students Served Every Month

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Serving Schools in These Counties

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For School Administrators

We partner with administrators throughout Tennessee to seamlessly integrate into each unique school environment. To facilitate these relationships, we have a specific point person dedicated to school-related communication. We strive to develop an in-depth understanding of each school’s core values and echo those throughout our work on-site.

Our team can evaluate and customize our offerings to fit the needs of each member of your student body. Project Play Therapy’s goal is to help children thrive while positively contributing to your school’s culture. To learn more about the benefits of partnering with us, contact Project Play today.

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Speech & Language
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Speech Language Pathologists work with students to develop communication skills in order to build independence and help students meet their fullest potential in academic and social communication. Skills addressed include: comprehension and expression of spoken and written language, social pragmatics, articulation of speech sounds, fluency of speech production, alternative and augmentative forms of communication, and executive functioning.

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Occupational Therapy

School based occupational therapy (OT) focuses on academic achievement and social participation within the school setting. OT is a field that helps people engage in meaningful “occupations” – which for students includes classroom tasks such as handwriting, participation, using manipulatives, as well as independent skills such as clothing fasteners and lunch containers. OT’s expertise includes activity and environmental analysis and modification, with a goal of reducing the barriers to participation within the classroom environment, so that students can be as independent as possible. We can provide teacher training, direct therapy, group therapy, and consultations.

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Physical Therapy

Physical therapists work as part of the school team to support a student’s ability to access their educational environment. PTs are movement specialists who help students be able to successfully participate in a variety of physical activities throughout the school day. Deficits in gross motor skills can affect learning and social participation by hindering access to education and create feelings of isolation from peers.

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Behavioral Therapy

ABA is the study of human behavior, is evidence-based, and holds the belief that all students can learn and grow to reach their greatest potential. In the school setting, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) support teachers and students in the school setting to reduce challenging behaviors, promote positive behaviors, and increase independence across the school day. Behavioral supports can include direct support, teacher coaching, and creation of behavior plans.

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Psychological Services

School psychologists are uniquely qualified members of school teams that support students’ ability to learn and teachers’ ability to teach. They apply expertise in mental health, learning and behavior, to help children and youth succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally. School psychologists partner with families, teachers, school administrators, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments that strengthen connections between home, school, and the community.

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Music Therapy

Music therapists use music interventions to support students’ growth in non-musical goal areas. In the school setting, music therapists can support a variety of goal areas on the IEP; music therapy can also improve attention and increase motivation to participate in other aspects of the school setting. Music therapists use interventions such as singing, instrument play, movement to music, improvisation, musical games, songwriting, and music listening.

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Mental Health Counseling

Project Play offers a unique way of supporting student’s mental health needs in addition to the traditional school counseling role. Our professional therapists offer direct clinical counseling services in order to provide mental health support for a variety of needs. Our school-based counselors also collaborate with teachers and staff in order to identify how student mental health concerns may manifest in the classroom setting.

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Special Education

An academic interventionist for Project Play is a licensed special education teacher who can serve students directly, provide Individualized Education Program (IEP) case management and/or support schools with special education coordination. The interventionist is trained to provide high quality academic support to students with a variety of learning needs in accordance with IEP service minutes.

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Hearing & Vision Services

PPT partners with Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center to provide vision and hearing services to several of our schools. Hearing & vision specialists can train school staff about the impact of vision and hearing loss and support with recommended accommodations, participate in IEP meetings and/or consulting on IEP goals, support with assistive technology needs as well as classroom environmental modifications and provide direct services to students focusing on academic, social emotional and self-advocacy.

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Professional Development

Project Play Therapy’s multidisciplinary team of experts can provide you, your team, or your school with the tools necessary to help all children thrive! Our menu includes courses to help prevent and manage challenging classroom behavior, support social emotional learning, multi-tiered systems of support, and child development. We can also create custom PD’s to fit your school’s needs!