Building Blocks Therapy, PLLC

Building Blocks Therapy, PLLC Building Blocks Therapy offers Child-Centered Play Therapy, Parenting, and Pre-School Observations. Reply HELP for help. Message freque

By texting Building Blocks Therapy, you agree to receive messages from Building Blocks Therapy, Reply STOP to Opt out. Suzanne Stewart, MS CMHC, LPC, NCC is the owner of Building Blocks Therapy, PLLC. She currently offers Play Therapy, Parenting Guidance, and Pre-School Observations in the Midland, TX area. She uses a person-centered, developmentally-informed counseling approach and seeks to build a relationship of safety for children and their families. Through the counseling process, she aims to foster understanding, development and healing all while honoring the child as an amazing human! Suzanne is passionate about children, having worked with them and their families in various capacities for almost three decades. Additionally, she has a specialization in crisis and trauma. On a personal level, Suzanne is a wife, mother and grandmother. When she is not at work or with family, she enjoys cooking, gardening, and traveling.

12/26/2025

📢 We’re Accepting Donations!
The Texas Size Garage Sale is now accepting donated items to help support our largest fundraiser for Meals On Wheels and seniors in our community!
🧡 If you’ve been cleaning out closets, garages, storage units, or just have items you no longer need, we’d love to give them a second life to make a BIG impact in the lives of homebound elderly of Meals On Wheels!
📍 Drop-off Location:
Secured Texas Size Garage Sale Drop-Off Area
3301 Sinclair Ave. – North side of the building

The drop-off area is monitored with 24/7 cameras, and our team will ensure donations are moved inside for safety and care.
Your treasures turn into meals, hope, and support for homebound seniors right here in Midland. Thank you for giving back!

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12/19/2025

Sometimes children are asking in the only way they know how, "Do you still love me as much as you did when I was tiny and new?" ❤️

12/16/2025

This is the voice of a child living with PDA and high anxiety.

A child who wants to do the right thing — but whose nervous system goes into threat when demands feel overwhelming.

Behaviour like avoidance, refusal, or shutdown is not a lack of care or effort.
It is anxiety, fear, and a body trying to stay safe.

When we shift from pressure to connection, from control to collaboration, everything changes.

See visual for details of how to request a copy of our free download, which includes a printer friendly version. Remember to LIKE the post to receive the link.












12/16/2025

When a child is melting down, our instincts can take over — and not always the helpful ones.
We might lecture, rush to fix, or tell them to calm down… but these actually block co-regulation rather than build it.

Let’s talk about what not to do — and what to try instead — so we can truly help a child borrow our calm instead of our chaos.

IN THE RESOURCE STORE - instant electronic download with secure global checkout.

Managing Big Feelings: A Toolkit for Parents & Educators, a Parent and Educators Toolkit

Helping children turn big emotions into skills for life.

When a child’s emotions feel too big to handle, it can be overwhelming — for them and for you.
Managing Big Feelings: The Toolkit is your go-to resource for guiding children through strong emotions with empathy, clarity, and proven strategies.

What’s Inside:
• Step-by-step calming strategies for moments of overwhelm
• Practical activities to build emotional awareness
• Visual aids to help children recognise and name their feelings
• Scripts and prompts for supportive conversations
• Tools for parents, educators, and support staff

This toolkit is grounded in evidence-based approaches to emotional regulation. It’s designed to work in classrooms, at home, and in one-to-one settings, helping children learn how to manage their emotions in ways that are safe, healthy, and empowering.

Download now and start turning emotional overwhelm into growth, resilience, and connection.

Electronic download available at
link in comments.

12/16/2025

Humans are creatures of habit and we often seek out the familiar. Let's make that a good thing. ❤️

Sigh! Don't forget those coping skills and self-care!
12/08/2025

Sigh! Don't forget those coping skills and self-care!

12/03/2025
11/23/2025

When we shout, it’s usually because we’re overwhelmed — not because our child is “too much”.

And the good news? Repair is powerful. It teaches your child that relationships can wobble and still feel safe.

If you’ve raised your voice today, you haven’t “failed”. You’ve had a human moment. What matters most is what comes next.

It’s also a brilliant way to model emotional regulation, showing your young person what it looks like to own mistakes with warmth and courage.

11/18/2025

Times are especially challenging for our seniors right now. With local food pantries stretched thin and ongoing SNAP benefit hurdles, many older adults are struggling to meet even their basic needs.
You can help by supporting our Warming Tree Project — a heartfelt effort to ensure every senior is remembered and cared for this holiday season. ❤️🎄We’ve extended the deadline for donations to ensure our homebound elderly neighbors with Meals On Wheels receive the warmth and comfort they deserve.
Our Warming Tree needs your help more than ever! Please consider donating new socks, blankets, jackets, pajamas, slippers, small space heaters, hygiene items, or gift cards. Every item makes a real difference in the life of a senior who may otherwise go without.
Thank you for helping us spread kindness and warmth throughout our community!

11/18/2025

Sensory overload doesn’t usually explode out of nowhere — it builds in layers throughout the school day. This visual explains how noise, movement, lights, and demands stack up until a young person reaches breaking point.

Full After-School Restraint Collapse Toolkit, including sensory processing checklist, available via the link in comments below ⬇️ or via Linktree Shop in Bio.

11/17/2025

It's that time of year! For our kids with sensory needs, the holiday season can be a real challenge.

Here, we're breaking down sensory seeking needs when it comes to all of the holiday overwhelm.

We have a few tips for the changes to routine, crowds, and self regulation needs that arise during the holidays! ... https://www.theottoolbox.com/home-ideas-sensory-seekers/

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214 W. Texas Avenue, Suite 1109
Midland, TX
79701

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