Audrey Pierce-Seeley is a P.L.A.Y. consultant and Autism Specialist at Easter Seals-Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain. Her training and past experiences have made her very passionate about enabling parents to be their child’s best interventionist and advocate.
“When I am allowed to empower the parent with knowledge and training early in a child’s diagnosis journey, I feel I am able to make a life-long positive impact, not only for the child’s best chance at reaching their utmost potential, but also for that child’s life-long support system, their parents, caregivers and siblings,” said Audrey.
Audrey shares the story of a boy who was diagnosed with autism at four years old. His parents enrolled him in the P.L.A.Y. Project Intervention program for a year, and through that, they were able to better understand their son and the strategies needed to help him communicate meaningfully with fewer meltdowns. Now he is enrolled in a private, bilingual school and is learning to play the guitar!
Audrey has worked as a Special Education pre-school teacher, is a certified infant massage facilitator and provided Part C Early Intervention services for families with children with special needs for fourteen years.
She supervises the Easter Seals-Goodwill Autism Specialists in Montana, along with offering support and intervention services (including P.L.A.Y. Project) to families in Western Montana. Since April of 2007, Audrey has offered the P.L.A.Y. Project intervention to many families across rural Montana.
Audrey received her Bachelor of Arts in Special and Elementary Education with a minor in philosophy from Montana State University and certification as a Family Support Specialist with the State of Montana.
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