Sara Beth Keppler
Sara Beth Keppler, MS, ECSE, IECMH-E®, CPSI
About
Sara Beth (SB) Keppler (she/her) is the lead Developmental Interventionist and co-owner of EMME. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary and Early Childhood Education in 2007 and a Master of Science in Advanced Inclusive Processes in 2008 at Saint Bonaventure University. She went on to obtain an endorsement in Early Childhood Special Education in 2012 at the University of Colorado Denver.
Sara Beth is a Developmental Interventionist because she loves seeing caregivers energized by their own success. Her work centers caregivers as the experts on both their child and family circumstances. Equally curious and directive, Sara Beth prioritizes an open and reciprocal dialogue with caregivers as she guides client growth.
As Sara Beth draws on 17 years of experience, she equips caregivers, extends grace, and encourages balance to all. There is power in authenticity. The best news for all of us is that nobody functions at one hundred percent, all of the time.
With candor and humor, Sara Beth believes in you, even if you don’t yet. Her greatest priority in this work is increasing your confidence as a caregiver. She holds herself and others accountable with kindness, dignity, and respect. She looks forward to cheering you on through the big moments yet to come.
Sara Beth lives in Colorado with her husband, Cédric, daughter, Zoë, and dog, Achilles. They speak French fluently and love spending time in the mountains together as a family.
Company
Service Areas
Berthoud, Boulder, Broomfield, Erie, Jamestown, Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Lyons, Mead, Nederland, Nunn, Superior, Ward
Professions
Assistive Technology Consultant, Developmental Interventionist, Early Childhood Special Educator, Sleep Specialist, Social Emotional Specialist
Specialties
Feeding and Swallowing, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Premature Birth Support, Down Syndrome, Alternative Communication (AAC), Assistive Technology, Behavioral Support, Cerebral Palsy, Daily Routines, Developmental Assessment, Developmental Delays, Early Communication, Early Learning, Family Training, Fine Motor Development, Genetic Conditions, Gross Motor Development, Infant Mental Health, Medically Complex Care, Motor Planning, Parent-Child Interaction, Play Skills, Sensory Processing, Social-Emotional Development, Speech and Language Development, Transition Support