Contact Dr. Cindy Fisher:
Cell: 913-522-6660 connect@smartsteps4me-com
Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cindy-fisher-1470851a/
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See a Demo Account:
You may use this info if you do not want to create an account to test the app. First, download the app.
Login name: SS4me22@gmail.com
Password: demo2022
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Videos
Explanation cartoon
In this 1 minute, 11 second explainer cartoon, a young man uses his Smart Steps Mobile app when he missed his ride to work. He found a different way to work. The app reminded him to call work to let them know he was on his way. He felt good about getting to work, and his boss was pleased that she had the help she needed.
Explanation cartoon
In this 1 minute, 42 second explainer cartoon, a first year college student needs to ask for accommodations, which is new for him since he didn’t have to do this in high school. He uses Smart Steps Mobile to give him ideas to contact each professor and the testing center. It helped make his college experience less stressful because he had just the right amount of support when he needed it. He gained confidence handling things on his own, and his mom had peace of mind seeing this growth.
Testimonials
“As an advocate in special education, disability, and neuro-inclusivity, I am excited about the Smart Steps Mobile App. It provides the type of non-judgmental guidance and support that individuals need when navigating challenging situations. It can also be used to teach decision-making skills, which is essential for success. I love that customizable decision trees are available to work through specific situations. I believe the Smart Steps Mobile App is a valuable tool for anyone who needs a little extra support for navigating life’s challenges.”
Lelah Erb-Bashaw, M.S., Board-Certified Advocate in Special Education, Kansas City, MO
“I think it’s an awesome tool for our students with disabilities to help them to advocate for themselves and be able to do some problem solving on their own.”
Transition Teacher, North Carolina
“Through my work with teens and young adults who identify as autistic or neurodivergent, I have found Smart Steps App to be a major asset. It enables people to create step by step, actionable decisions which helps give confidence in many facets of everyday life.”
Amanda Gabel, Amanda Gabel Consulting (www.amandagabelconsulting.com) 516-524-9915
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Using Smart Steps Decision Trees to Sequence Events: “One of the features of the Smart Steps Mobile App we find valuable is its flexibility. Our son is a 34 year-old quadriplegic with CP, autism and mild cognitive impairment. He also has significant speech delays. His challenge is performing activities of daily living that require multiple steps. These challenges may not suggest he would benefit from Smart Steps App. But by using “Decision Trees” creatively as a “Task Sequencing” tool he can quickly reference the Smart Steps App to remind him of the steps necessary to complete a specific task and the best order to perform them. He can also call for help when it is necessary. Smart Steps provides him with a great way to learn how to become more independent… while providing him the means to reach out for help when necessary! Thank you, Smart Steps!”
Steve Johnson, Podcast Host of Navigating Life As We Know It https://www.podpage.com/navigating-life-as-we-know-it/
“I was looking for something like this!”
Joe
“Where have you been?”
Meghan
“I’ve been telling people about Smart Steps. It’s such a great tool.”
Beth
“Smart Steps LLC provides very helpful tools for students with disabilities, especially autism.”
Robert Hull, Hull Consulting
“How did you think of this? It’s so simple, but it’s perfect because it’s simple.”
“They don’t always communicate well, so it could help them with their words.”
Brian
“Cindy is a thoughtful and highly experienced educator and I admire her passion for helping those in need to solve their problems. So impressed with this creative strategy. I wish you and those you serve much success, Cindy.”
Bobbie Martin
In the News
Northwest Missouri State University (10/2022)
“Northwest Alumna Creates App to Help Disabled College Students”
News Release in the Exceptional Needs Magazine, (7/2022)
“Behavior Issues: A Four Step Plan to De-Stressing Your Household.”
News Release in the Shawnee Mission Post, (4/2022)
“App Created by Former JoCo Teacher Aims to Help People with Autism Navigate Daily Challenges”
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