September Newsletter
How is Language Learned? Almost all children learn the rules of their language at an early age through use, and over time, without formal...
August Newsletter
How does Nutrition affect Children's Development Almost 2 in 3 children between six months and two years of age are not fed food that...
July Newsletter
Easy Sensory Bins to Help Speech Development Kids LOVE them! Sensory bins are engaging and hands-on fun. And they easily make a boring...
June Newsletter
Top Benefits of Play Based Therapy 1. Money saving. You do not need to spend thousands of dollars on resources. You can use anything in...
May Newsletter
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM) May is Better Hearing & Speech Month (BHSM) which provides an opportunity to raise...
April Newsletter
Using Mr. Potato Head for Practicing Speech 1. Labeling & Object Function of Body Parts Use this opportunity to work on the function of...
March Newsletter
Speech Therapy Surge: Mask Wearing 1. Loss of visual cues: Masks remove the ability to speech read and see facial expressions; both...
February Newsletter
3 Things to Remember About Child Development 1. Infants and young children are affected adversely when significant stresses threaten...
January Newsletter - 2022!
Why SEIT? We believe in bettering the whole child while working with the family in their natural environment. -Support families in caring...
November Newsletter
Looking for Ways to Support your Child's Learning through Everyday Life Ideas that you can try during your regular activities – cooking,...
December Newsletter
Elements of Play-Based Learning Play-based learning includes the following elements:
-Self chosen: A child voluntary chooses to play, how...
What PLAY is NOT!
Play is not ‘work’. Play is not directed or prescribed by an adult and there’s no desired outcome in play like in more ‘work-oriented’ ...
October Newsletter
Mental Health Matters October was National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month, & ADHD Awareness Month. Here are ways to help...
The Meltdown vs. Tantrum
How many of you believe that tantrums and meltdowns are the same thing? Many folks do and that only kids have them. These behaviors can...
September Newsletter
What is an Expressive Language Delay? Kids develop motor skills at different rates. But when young kids struggle with fine motor skills,...
We Offer Virtual Services! Same services from afar.
Unsure of having your child come to in-person therapy services? Stressed with all the things you have to do? Need therapy services for...
Fun Practicing Fine Motor Skills!
Let's practice Fine Motor Skills! Why are fine motor skills important? They help children perform important tasks like feeding...
The New Normal at SEIT!
Precautions we are taking for Children that come to SEIT: - We are limiting visits to one family in the office at a time. - Parents must...