Therapy Staffing & Related Services

Founded in 2001, Therapy Source, Inc. is the leading provider of therapy staffing solutions and related services for a wide variety of clients, including public schools, charter schools, virtual schools, early intervention, intermediate units, and other educational institutions. Since we were founded in 2001, we’ve been 100% focused on the educational industry — when you partner with us, our industry expertise is available to you. Those who have worked with us in the past consider our services to be highly professional, helpful, and well-informed.

As therapy staffing professionals, we’ve been delivering related services remotely since 2008, making us telepractice pioneers and innovators. Our HIPAA/FERPA compliant platform, TheraWeb®, offers an interactive and engaging experience with favorable outcomes.

 

Schools nationwide benefit from our in-person and online options to fill therapist and educator gaps, save money, and deliver better student outcomes.

National Network of Highly Skilled Professionals

In-person and online SLPs, OTs, PTs, School Psychologists, Behavioral Therapists, Social Workers and Special Education Teachers – all licensed and certified, with extensive school-based experience.

Innovative Online Platform

We’ve been delivering related services remotely since 2008, making us telepractice pioneers and innovators. Our HIPAA/FERPA compliant platform, TheraWeb®, offers an interactive and engaging experience.

Commitment to Customer Service

Since 2001, our dedication to understanding your needs and providing exceptional, customized services has been unrivaled. We will respond to your requests same day, and treat your questions and challenges with a sense of urgency and importance.

Dedicated Focus and Expertise

Education is our core competency, and we are experts in the areas of special education processing and legal requirements. Our team’s related services, staffing, and business experience synergize to meet your needs quickly and effectively.

 

As a national therapy and related services staffing organization, we provide:

  • Customizable staffing solutions with in-person, remote, and hybrid SLPs, OTs, counselors, psychologists, teachers, and more.
  • Immediate assistance with critical service gaps and student evaluations.
  • In-person (in-school AND in-home) online and blended/hybrid daily and long-term staffing fulfillment options.
  • Access to our massive network of  qualified, licensed and credentialed therapists and educational professional.

We help schools nationwide to:

  • Supplement therapist shortages.
  • Save money vs. hiring direct – hire therapists and other related services professionals when and as you need them.
  • Implement an online or hybrid model for therapist services.
  • Provide coverage when caseloads become larger than can be handled in-house.
  • Stay organized and compliant, through our consulting and compliance services.
School-based therapist working one-on-one with a young girl student

Related Therapy Services

School-Based Related Therapy Services Professionals work with children in grades K-12 with disabilities and cognitive, social communication, language, and other health-related issues. They support and assist with movement, hearing, sight, and more.

These related services professionals help children participate in academic settings and improve their communication, social, emotional, speaking, and listening skills. They collaborate with teachers, paraprofessionals, and other staff to evaluate students, plan individualized learning programs, and administer related services based on the child’s specific needs.

We provide School-Based Related Therapy Services Professionals, including:

Related Behavioral Services

School-Based Related Behavioral Services Professionals offer mental and social-emotional support to children in grades K-12. They correspond with other therapists and educators to work with students who are struggling with academic challenges, disabilities and disorders, and behavioral or emotional issues.

Related Behavioral Services Professionals are wellness advocates who equip students with anger management, social, and communication skills. They evaluate students’ progress and determine the best treatment plan to prepare students to develop mental and psychological resilience, resolve academic struggles, and build positive interpersonal relationships within school settings.

We provide School-Based Related Behavioral Services Professionals, including:

Teacher and student working together in a school-based therapy session

 
Therapist working with a group of students in a school setting

Education Services

School-Based Education Services Professionals work with children in grades K-12 to treat mild to severe mental, psychological, learning, or physical disabilities. They identify and assess students’ skills and learning needs, design and administer IEPs (Individualized Education Programs), and plan differentiated learning activities for the classroom.

Education Services Professionals equip students with academic, language, communication, listening, and life skills to transition smoothly into adulthood. They collaborate with parents, counselors, other educators, and administrators to consistently evaluate students’ progress, address their educational needs, and enhance their academic performance.

We provide School-Based Education Services Professionals, including:

 
Need help? Contact us now!

If your school has a shortage of special education professionals or needs assistance with a larger caseload, we can help! To learn more about how we can assist your public, charter or private school, reach out to us today.

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How School-Based Therapy Staffing Works

School-based therapy staffing connects K-12 school districts with licensed, credentialed therapists and special education professionals to fill open positions — whether for a single semester, a full school year, or long-term contract placements. Therapy Source manages the entire process, from sourcing qualified candidates to credentialing, compliance verification, and ongoing support throughout the placement.

Step 1: Contact Therapy Source

Schools submit a service request describing the therapy specialty needed (Speech-Language Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, School Psychology, or Special Education), the geographic location, the caseload size, and the preferred start date. Our team responds quickly to assess the district’s needs.

Step 2: Candidate Matching

Therapy Source matches your request with our active network of 1,500+ therapists and special educators. All candidates are verified for state licensure, professional credentials, and HIPAA/FERPA compliance before being presented to your district.

Step 3: Placement and Ongoing Support

Once your district selects a candidate, Therapy Source handles onboarding, contract management, and continued support throughout the placement. Our TheraWeb® platform is available for districts choosing teletherapy, providing a HIPAA-compliant, interactive online environment that works in low-bandwidth settings.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About School-Based Therapy Staffing

How does school therapy staffing work?

School therapy staffing connects school districts with licensed therapists and special education professionals to fill therapy vacancies. A staffing partner like Therapy Source handles sourcing, credentialing, compliance verification, and placement — the district provides the caseload, and the staffing company provides the qualified professional to serve students.

What types of therapists does Therapy Source place?

Therapy Source places Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), Occupational Therapists (OTs), Physical Therapists (PTs), School Psychologists, Licensed Professional Counselors, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Special Education teachers, and paraprofessionals. Both in-person and teletherapy placements are available in all 50 states.

How quickly can Therapy Source fill a therapy vacancy?

Therapy Source works to match school districts with qualified therapists as quickly as possible. Turnaround time varies based on the specialty, location, and caseload requirements, but our team begins the matching process immediately upon receiving a service request. We maintain an active network of 1,500+ therapists ready for assignment nationwide.

Is Therapy Source HIPAA and FERPA compliant?

Yes. Therapy Source is fully HIPAA and FERPA compliant. Our proprietary teletherapy platform, TheraWeb®, is built with high-level data encryption and strict privacy controls to protect student information. All therapists placed by Therapy Source are required to adhere to HIPAA and FERPA standards throughout their assignment.

What states does Therapy Source serve?

Therapy Source provides school-based therapy staffing services nationwide — in all 50 states. We offer both in-person placements and teletherapy through TheraWeb®, giving school districts across the country access to qualified therapy professionals regardless of their location.

What is the difference between contract therapy staffing and direct hire?

Contract therapy staffing places a therapist through a staffing agency (like Therapy Source) who manages the employment relationship, payroll, benefits, and compliance. The district pays the staffing agency, which in turn pays the therapist. Direct hire means the district recruits and employs the therapist directly. Contract staffing offers flexibility, faster placement, and reduced administrative burden — ideal for filling vacancies quickly or covering leaves of absence.

What is the difference between in-person and teletherapy staffing?

In-person therapy staffing places a licensed therapist physically on-site at the school to provide face-to-face therapy services. Teletherapy staffing delivers the same evidence-based therapy services via Therapy Source’s TheraWeb® platform, connecting therapists with students remotely using secure, HIPAA-compliant video technology. Teletherapy is especially valuable for rural districts, districts with limited local talent, or situations requiring flexible scheduling.