​SAIOP Classes (Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program)
This program is for individuals 18 years and older. Classes are held in our Goldsboro office 3 times per week Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9AM-12PM. Pull out individual counseling sessions are also provided during this class.
Peer Support Services (PSS)
We offer Peer Support Services (PSS) to both men and women. PSS is evidenced-based mental health model of care that provides community-based recovery services directly to adults diagnosed with a mental health or substance use disorder. PSS provides structured, scheduled services that promote recovery, self-determination, self-advocacy, engagement in self-care and wellness, and enhancement of community living skills of individuals.
Why SEIT?
We believe in bettering the whole child while working
with the family in their natural environment.
Support families in caring for their children.
Superior services to qualifying families.
One-on-one, individualized sessions.
Help young children to grow and develop.
Learning happens through creative play.
Child's natural environment,
face-to-face, or virtual.
#1 Play Therapy agency choice for many families!
Our Goal: Help your child reach their fullest
potential through our therapeutic services.
Early Intervention services can change a child’s developmental path and improve outcomes for children, families, and communities. Simmons Early Intervention Therapy offers programs to help every child succeed. SEIT therapists use a play-based coaching model to help children work toward achieving developmental milestones.
Creative play, while incorporating the child’s needs along the way. Where learning and fun happens! Toys, games, songs, and fun.
Sing songs, build figures, match items, manipulate objects, etc.
We are committed to putting you and your child’s needs FIRST.
Everybody Loves SEIT!
Is SEIT for you? Does your child...
* Have a delay to walk, speak, or play with others?


* Have difficulty with behaviors?

* Exhibit delays in thinking?
* Slow to develop relationships with others or
respond to them appropriately?

* Have trouble performing daily living tasks such
as feeding or dressing one’s self?