About Seana

Career speech-language pathologist with over 20 years of experience in the pediatric setting

Seana M. Speirs, M.A., Reg. CASLPO

I am a career speech-language pathologist with over 20 years of experience in the pediatric setting. I have extensive training in helping parents support children of all abilities, including late talkers, children with motor speech difficulties and children with early signs of autism.

I am passionate about providing parent-coaching and now, virtual care has allowed me an even greater opportunity to help parents like you support your child’s communication skills in everyday activities and routines right in your home.
I truly believe that YOU are the expert on your child. You are your child’s best teacher – and together we can help communication skills blossom!

Professional Credentials

Areas of Specialization

Extensive training in helping parents support children of all abilities

Late Talkers

Supporting children who are experiencing delays in early language development with evidence-based interventions.

Motor Speech Difficulties

Helping children with challenges in speech motor planning and coordination to improve communication clarity.

Early Signs of Autism

Supporting families with children showing early signs of autism spectrum disorder through specialized interventions.

My Philosophy

“I truly believe that YOU are the expert on your child. You are your child’s best teacher – and together we can help communication skills blossom!”
Virtual care has allowed me an even greater opportunity to help parents like you support your child’s communication skills in everyday activities and routines right in your home.
I invite you to check out my posts on Instagram and to follow along in my blog. I hope to share with you some of my favorite toddler and preschooler books, songs, toys and play routines that you can use to create opportunities to connect with your little one.

Let's get sharing some helpful tips

I love sharing my favorite toddler and preschooler books, songs, toys and play routines that you can use to create opportunities to connect with your little one.

1 in 10 children will experience a lag in early language development.
The first five years are crucial years in a young child’s life.
You are taking the first important step by seeking support.