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Apr, 2023

Smart Steps Mobile Helps Choose a College

Smart Steps Mobile is usually for everyday situations when you feel stuck, such as a late ride or needing to ask the boss a question. One new app user gave us a new idea, and we thought we’d create a scenario with a broader question: Thinking About Going to College. Meet Kaylee. She is a senior and is ...Read More

By: office@smartsteps4me.com | Tags: choosing a college, college, Community college, day-to-day-life, graduation, Smart Steps Mobile app, transition to adulthood | Comments: 0

Mar, 2020

Distance Learning and COVID-19: Schedule the Day

COVID-19 has turned our world upside down as the world moves to distance learning. Children have a hard time understanding why they can't go to school. Teachers and parents aren't sure how to fill the day. Students need down time to self-soothe and to deal with anxiety related to the corona virus. They also need structure to ward ...Read More

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Mar, 2020

Special Announcement for the Flu Season

Stuck at home? Here's a thought. Social distancing, the corona virus, and seasonal flu have created disruption everywhere. Teachers and parents are talking online about how to create as much normalcy as possible by keeping a schedule. Smart Steps Mobile is here to help structure your day. To make it easy, Smart Steps offers a special free upgrade for ...Read More

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Oct, 2013

Community Conversation: Mental Health Issues

By: cindyfisher | Tags: Community resources, Dual diagnosis, Kathleen Sebelius, Mental health, mental health services, Sly James | Comments: 2

Do persons with disabilities commit violent acts? Can persons with mental health issues be productive citizens with satisfying lifestyles? What are some action steps toward a better mental health support system? These and other questions were presented and discussed as part of a U.S. national dialogue in Kansas City, Missouri, on September 21, 2013. Over 300 people gave up