SETON SCHOOL AND INSTITUTE

11/26/2016

The Midcoast Recovery Coalition is sponsoring a wonderful FREE EVENT for parents, caregivers, grandparents, teachers, administrators, case managers, and professionals in the medical and mental health field. Its an interactive presentation entitled "High and Seek" and the presenter is excellent! It is being held on December 7th at the Camden Hills Regional High School Strom Auditorium at 6:30 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM). Please share this opportunity with all your friends and plan to attend, especially those who work with children or have children and/or a young adult living at home. I assure you, it will be well worth your time. I hope to see you there!

03/03/2016

01/27/2016

Riverview parents are amazing.

12/04/2015

What a great way to start the day... a bag of chocolate chip cookies baked by one of our students at home AND I was told I could keep the bag!! Awesome!

03/20/2015

Support us and this great event and cause.

Hello and Welcome, We would like to thank you for visiting our fundraising page! The SETON Midcoast Maine Autism Support Group would love for you to support us in our efforts to build awaren…

02/25/2015

Definitely something all parents with special needs children could benefit from.

Good idea? This is an event that the "Autism Works" Group in Liberty Missouri hosts. Seems like a great idea... what do you think?

02/21/2015

Lora Perry, MS, BCBA is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and founder of Merrymeeting School and Behavioral Health which opened their doors for business on March 1, 2001 and ultimately acquired by Providence Service Corp of Maine. Lora has recently retired from Providence and started a blog to help parents/caregivers of children with disabilities transition into adulthood. In addition, Lora is available for trainings and workshops and an inspiration for so many parents (like me) who only want their child to live a full and happy life by actively participating and becoming contributing members of society. She is an amazing mother, advocate and resource. Lora blog: http://www.transition2adulthood.com/

Tales of Emancipation in Autism

02/13/2015

ALL ARE WELCOME! The Midcoast Maine Autism Support Group is open to ALL children and young adults with Special Needs, although it is geared towards children and young adults with autism. We hope to see you on Saturday!

02/11/2015

As founder of SETON I never realized how many young people and adults actually struggle with anxiety and depression disorders until we opened our doors in 2008. The power of music and art can be a HUGE tool in overcoming this battle.

To Mr. Luke (ed tech) and JW (student): you convinced me of this by the end of the 2008-09 school year after listening to the duet you created over the course of many months and then performed on the piano in front of a large audience. And to Ms. Lynnette (Lead Teacher) and Ms. Amy (Music Teacher/Therapist): thank you for making it happen. A GREAT memory, experience and life lesson.

Anna Clendening, a 20-year-old singer overcomes her anxiety disorder to connect with the judges and audience in a moving performance. See Anna Clendening's s...

02/05/2015

In 2008 a vision became reality when Lois M. Heath made a very generous donation that allowed SETON SCHOOL to open its doors for children with "special needs". Her gift, trust, and daily encouragement in saying "YOU CAN" has made the midcoast a better place and changed the lives for many children and families, all for the better!

The last 20+ years of your life is the perfect example that a disability (special need) should never hold a person down and everyone can be a contributing member of society and live life to its fullest. As Scott Hamilton once said: "the only disability in life is a bad attitude".

Thank you Great Lois for your everlasting Love, Support and Encouragement!