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Counseling services now offered at STEPS for Kids

by Steps For Kids | Jun 29, 2020 | Uncategorized

We are pleased to announce the addition of Jamie Frederick, LCPC to our team of pediatric specialists! Our team knows how important it is to address the whole child for success in therapy. By providing mental health services alongside occupational, physical, and...
5 Tips for COVID19/Quarantine Anxiety To Start Using Now

5 Tips for COVID19/Quarantine Anxiety To Start Using Now

by Steps For Kids | Apr 11, 2020 | Uncategorized

Jamie Frederick, LCPC For many families, the COVID19 Pandemic has taken anxiety and stress levels to a new high. In addition, many of our go-to outlets for healthfully managing our stress are no longer available due to shelter-in-place restrictions. Homes have become...
4 Tips to Turn Toddler “Jargon” Into Conversations

4 Tips to Turn Toddler “Jargon” Into Conversations

by Steps For Kids | Apr 8, 2020 | Uncategorized

Is your toddler starting to talk but speaking a “different language”? No worries! It’s a common phenomena of language development called “jargon.” Lots of young children engage in this kind of “babble-speak” as they learn how to use language effectively. Recent...
SPD Modulation Disorders Sensory Over-Responsivity

SPD Modulation Disorders Sensory Over-Responsivity

by Steps For Kids | Sep 16, 2019 | Uncategorized

SPD Modulation Disorders: Sensory Over-Responsivity As I shared in a previous post, Dr. Lucy Miller has identified six sub-types of SPD under the umbrella term of sensory processing disorder. In the next few posts, I want to discuss in detail the definition of each...

3 Easy Ways to Build Language Skills Every Day

by Steps For Kids | Oct 16, 2017 | Uncategorized

Taking time to sit and read with your child is highly recommended by all the current research. Reading to your child improves cognitive and language skills while also strengthening social, emotional and character development. Children also learn from watching,...
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Recent Posts

  • Counseling services now offered at STEPS for Kids
  • 5 Tips for COVID19/Quarantine Anxiety To Start Using Now
  • 4 Tips to Turn Toddler “Jargon” Into Conversations
  • SPD Modulation Disorders Sensory Over-Responsivity
  • 3 Easy Ways to Build Language Skills Every Day
  • Here’s What Sensory Processing Disorder is NOT
  • The Six Sub-Types of Sensory Processing Disorder
  • October is Sensory Processing Awareness Month
  • Building Relationships and Cooperation in the Classroom
  • 5 Tips to Improve Communication with Your Child’s Teacher
  • Helping your Child with Anxiety
  • Strategies to Help Calm an Anxious Child
  • Avoid the Struggles and Navigate Homework Successfully
  • Tantrum or Meltdown? How to tell, and what to do
  • When Is Clinic Based Treatment Appropriate?
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