Therapy services

Steps Therapy Services offers assessments, recommendations and school-based therapy support for children and young adults. Our team of professional therapists is here to help support your child in all areas of their development in a relaxed and friendly way.

NIST is in the second year of partnering with Steps With Theera to provide Occupational Therapy. This year, we also added Physical Therapy. The qualifications, experience, and level of collaboration and interpersonal skills that each therapist brings to our team-based approach at NIST is excellent. Our students are benefiting enormously from this support.

– Trish, Learning Support Team Leader, NIST International School, Bangkok.

What do we offer?

Our services include:

Read about the different therapy types in more detail below. We offer a range of assessments depending on your child’s needs and include a comprehensive report with home and school recommendations. Individualised therapy programmes for school and/or home are also available upon request.

If you would like to know more about how we can help support you and your child, contact Hayley, our speech therapist, at therapy@stepswiththeera.com.

Questions? Click here to email us.

Speech and Language Therapy

Everyday tasks such as asking questions, making friends, expressing our needs, having fun, and learning at school all rely on our ability to communicate. Speech and Language Therapy can help support any aspect of speech, language and/or communication development.

This might include support for those who:

Struggle to say certain sounds or make themselves understood
Are taking longer than expected to learn to talk
Have a limited vocabulary, struggle to form sentences, or get their words and sentences muddled up
Find it difficult to understand what others are saying
Struggle to communicate socially with others
Stammer.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy helps children with coordination, focus and organizational skills. It enables children with certain learning and attention issues perform the activities of daily living they struggle with.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy helps children and young people who have difficulty with movement. It focuses on short and long-term conditions which impact physical development, activity and a child’s ability to participate in play, learning and socialising.

Play Therapy

Play Therapy helps children express or communicate their feelings. Children learn to express themselves in healthier ways, become more respectful and empathetic, and discover new, more positive ways to solve problems.

School and parent training

Steps Therapy Services also offers a range of tailored training packages for schools and parents to help support children’s social and academic development. More information on our training packages can be found here.

Questions? Click here to email us.

Our Team of Professional Therapists

Hayley Thomas – Speech and Language Therapist

Hayley’s qualifications: MA SEN (Autism), BSc (Hons) Speech and Language Therapy, PGCE Special Educational Needs Coordination, Certified Elklan Tutor, Advanced Makaton (key word sign) specialist

Hayley says: “I love finding fun and creative ways to deliver therapy, but the best part of my job is seeing a child’s confidence grow as their communication skills develop.”

Kim Meintjes, Occupational Therapist

Kim’s qualifications: BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy.

Kim says:“Occupational Therapy is all about function and independence, and I get the most satisfaction when a trainee learns how to do something that could be really small to a typical person, entirely on his/her own. Whatever it is, it’s not small to the person who couldn’t do it before, but now can. In one example I heard a trainee offer help to a classmate who often used to struggle to roll up his yoga mat. ‘No thank you’ was his proud reply. ‘I can do it’. Wow, what a moment – for me!”

Oom Chutikul – Play Therapist and Filial Coach

Oom’s qualifications: MA Play Therapy, Filial Coaching, Early Intervention Specialist.

Oom says:“I love the magic that happens when trust is formed: the client engages through play with full acceptance for who they are. Watching them continue to grow and achieve their full potential is the reason I came into this field.”

Nomtien Saejeng

Counsellor

MA Counselling Psychology, BA Psychology

“Seeing a little seedling who was struggling, gradually sprouting new leaves and flourishing according to his or her strength is the greatest joy in the life of being a child and parenting counsellor.”

Julia Low

Physical Therapist

BSc Biology
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

“I love that Physical Therapy can help bridge families and children with the skills and knowledge to be confident and capable in their everyday life.”

Questions? Click here to email us.