by Whitney Stevens–McBride | Jun 5, 2020 | Alumni, Blog, Featured, indianapolis
Alumni feature about Andrew (Drew) Written by his grandmother – Kathy Kinsler I could tell his curiosity and personality would take Drew far, and he would continue to grow and become a bright and brilliant young man. Teri Ouellette Drew's Early Interventionist,...
by Teri Ouellette | May 6, 2020 | Blog, Fundraisers, indianapolis
Mother’s Day is coming up soon, and thanks to our remarkable supporters like you, another successful fundraiser for St. Joseph Institute is on the books! This year, SJI-Indy was thrilled to kick off our first-ever Mother’s Day Flower Fundraiser, following the success...
by Teri Ouellette | May 4, 2020 | AudiTunes, Blog, Featured, parent topics, Resources, Uncategorized
Did you know that music, even non-verbal music, is important for hearing? It’s true! According to Dr. Nina Kraus, a professor at Northwestern School of Communication, musicians are better listeners than non-musicians in how they process sound—for example, how to...
by Teri Ouellette | Apr 2, 2020 | Blog, Education, Featured, indianapolis, parent topics
Indy Kids Directory is a resource guide for parents living in and around the Indianapolis area. Each month, SJI-Indy partners with Indy Kids Directory to put a spotlight on the great work our students and staff do every day. Our educators often share great tips for...
by Zareena Koch | Jan 10, 2018 | Blog, Education, iHear Internet Therapy, Uncategorized
iHear therapist, Barb, received a marvelous email over the break – her former student Zahra who is back in Saudi Arabia with family. “Zahra was served in the iHear program while her parents attended Purdue University. Through Indiana Firsteps, they found...
by Zareena Koch | Apr 26, 2017 | Blog, Education, Event, Featured, News, Uncategorized
Executive Functions are the set of mental skills that help you get things done like take notes in class, manage time, or knock out a to-do list (click here for a more detailed explanation). Children with Hearing Loss Research has shown that students with hearing...
