Now serving Saskatchewan
Our Services
What we do
Speech & Language Therapy
We provide individualized speech and language therapy for children and youth in a supportive, family-centered environment. Services are tailored to each child’s unique strengths, needs, and goals, with a focus on practical strategies that support communication in everyday life.
Areas of expertise include:
- Speech sound development and articulation
- Language development and comprehension
- Social communication
- Early communication skills
- Literacy and phonological awareness
- Parent coaching and caregiver support
Assessments
We offer comprehensive speech and language assessments for children and youth to better understand communication strengths, challenges, and support needs. Assessments are individualized and may include standardized testing, observations, caregiver interviews, and practical recommendations tailored to everyday environments.
Assessment areas may include:
- Speech sound development
- Receptive and expressive language
- Early language development
- Social communication
- Literacy and phonological awareness
- Fluency and stuttering
- AAC considerations
- Oral motor skills
Kirsten Seto also offers multidisciplinary autism assessments in collaboration with Registerd Psychologist, Amanda Ellis, through The Village YXE. These assessments are designed to provide families with a deeper understanding of their child’s strengths, needs, and ways of experiencing the world, while helping guide meaningful supports and next steps.
Following assessments, families receive a detailed report with individualized recommendations and support planning.
Myofunctional Therapy
Myofunctional therapy focuses on the muscles and functional patterns of the mouth, tongue, face, and airway. Therapy supports the development of healthy oral habits, breathing patterns, tongue function, and overall oral muscle coordination.
Myofunctional therapy may support concerns related to:
- Mouth breathing
- Tongue thrust
- Tongue tie impacts
- Oral rest posture
- Chewing and swallowing patterns
- Sleep-disordered breathing concerns
- Orthodontic stability and support
- Oral habits such as thumb sucking or prolonged pacifier use
Treatment involves individualized exercises, education, and habit-based strategies designed to improve oral function and support long-term outcomes. Therapy is often collaborative and may work alongside orthodontists, dentists, physicians, physiotherapists, chiropractors or other healthcare providers when appropriate.
Myofunctional services are offered for both children and adults.