Christine has been a miracle worker in our lives! She has the most knowledge and professionalism of anyone we have come across in over 10 years of dealing with social cognition therapists. We have tried school programs etc and none have ever come anywhere close to what Christine has been able to do for our boys! When she has attended IEP meetings she has been the epitome of professionalism! Christine has a passion and sincere care for our boys and every child she works with. You cannot go wrong with Christine. If you want results and your child(ren) to gain the necessary skills to be successful in life Christine is definitely the person you want to utilize. Our boys mad such amazing progressing such a short amount of time that neighbors and friends were wondering what we were going because of the observable difference for the better in their social skills. It is without a single iota of hesitation that I recommend Christine to anyone who desires for their chid(ren)'s social skills to improve. I recommend her to all of the families I meet that need the same help. Christine truly has been our miracle worker. We are most grateful for her and the skills and gifts she has imparted to our family!

Christine-whose practice is working on social cognition in group settings with kids, has the capacity to be a very effective behavioral therapist, but can be very impatient with her young clients and has been known to use humiliation tactics in order to bring about desired results in group therapy.

Sh can be inconsistant in her practice, and can lack tactfulness. Needs improvement in working with kids who are resistant to therapy due to their anxiety or low self esteem. Needs improvement in tailoring her intervention to focus on what a child should be doing rather than what have you done wrong this week. Positive intervention gives better results than negative. Just my opinon.

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She is unprofessional and her knowledge base is limited in the area of developmentally appropriate practice; her communication skills are limited and has issues with civility during IEP meetings; She is not able to relate or communicate with general education teachers; I would not recommend her as a therapist.

Ms. Stanton Peterson was totally unprofessional during the duration of an IEP meeting at a public elementary meeting and was reminded, by the principal, of our district civility policy due to her unprofessional comments. Moreover, Ms. Peterson was unprofessional in her conduct during an observation of her client during the school day at this same school site.