Step-by-Step Therapeutic Services of Hyattsville

Step-by-Step Therapeutic Services of Hyattsville is a Speech Therapist in Hyattsville, MD. The practice serves children with diagnosed disabilities through a mixed-population therapy model. Specific programs include sensory play groups, Interactive Metronome training, B.L.O.O.M. toddler language groups, and handwriting development sessions. The clinic focuses on improving sensory processing, working memory, attention, motor planning, balance, coordination, hand strength, and letter formation. It operates as the exclusive provider of Interactive Metronome Therapy on this side of Prince George’s County and is the sole pediatric clinic in the area offering both comprehensive treatment for developmental disabilities and a training facility for sports-related injuries. The business holds a rating of 3.00 based on available reviews.

The therapeutic approach is led by a team that includes Richelle Wilson, an Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience specializing in working with autistic children, and Beth Turner, a Clinic Director and Speech Pathologist with over 20 years of experience across various settings. Both professionals bring extensive backgrounds to their roles, with Wilson serving as Therapy Coordinator and Turner managing early intervention and speech pathology services. The team emphasizes compassionate, respectful care and works to empower children to thrive rather than just function. Services are designed to provide tactile input, encourage imagination, build confidence, and foster social skills through age-appropriate activities and movement.

The location sits on Brightseat Rd, approximately 0.1 miles from Thomas Pullen Performing Arts School. The Capital Beltway is located about 0.2 miles away, while Downtown Largo Metro is roughly 0.5 miles from the office. Bishop Peebles Drive and Medical Center Drive are also within half a mile of the practice.

Step-by-Step Therapeutic Services of Hyattsville provides specialized pediatric therapy in Hyattsville, MD, combining speech pathology and occupational therapy to support children with developmental needs.