Susan Micari, M.S., Ed., BCET has written on the topic of Education Therapy in a wide range of publications and mediums.

2020

• Writer for Understood with Dr. Annalisa Perfetto, on topics of interest to adults with learning disabilities and neuro-atypicality

2015 – present

• Column: Association of Educational Therapists Journal on topics of interest to educators, such as working with trauma, death of a client, practical assessments of executive function

2019 – present

• Expert Blogger: The NVLD Project

2009 – present

• Column: Association of Educational Therapists Journal

2012

• Two creative non-fiction stories published on-line at The Authentic Writing Workshop

2009

• “Dyslexia Discourse,” article on Non-verbal Learning Disabilities with Dr. Larry Hess

1996

• “Turning Straw into Gold,” an article about using folklore and storytelling to enhance literacy development and the acquisition of narrative scaffolds, C.A.R.T.S. Newsletter, 1996. The newsletter is a product of Bank Street College of Education and City Lore foundation, dedicated to folk arts in education.

1994

• “The Gift of Tongues: the evocation of a community,” Applying the Rassias method to teaching English as a second language to homeless people of mixed nationalities and proficiencies in English.   The U.S. Department of Education: ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education Database
• “The Theater Workshop Project: Experiences in Enhancing the Literacy of Homeless People.,” The U.S. Dept of Ed.: The ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education
• “The Theater Workshop Project: Experiences in Enhancing the Literacy of Homeless People.,” The U.S. Dept of Ed.: The ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education
• Giving Shelter: Reflections on Teaching Homeless Children. 1992, (manuscript optioned for television)

1993

• “What the Dickens!” article on using Charles Dickens in the ESL adult education classroom. Appeared in The Ram’s Horn, a journal of the Rassias Foundation, Dartmouth College