What’s the first thing you say to your kids when they get home from school? If youโre like many of us, it often starts with a question. In our latest Radio Encompass Podcast, Encompass Developmental Specialist Sally Rasmussen shares why this might not be our best strategy, no matter the childโs age or how harmless […]
When you first hear about Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT), you might imagine a therapist or developmental specialist working directly with your child during weekly home visits. While those interactions are certainly important, the most effective tool in early supports might surprise you: caregiver coaching. At Encompass, we believe that caregivers are their […]
As we head into the 60th episode of our Radio Encompass podcast, we are also celebrating 60 years of Encompass in our community. To commemorate this milestone, our host, Caley George, chats with someone who has poured years of passion and leadership into Encompass โ Nancy Whitaker. Nancy started as a parent seeking support for […]
As we celebrate 60 years of Encompass, weโre inviting our community to โShare Your Encompass Story.โ Weโre excited to share the first story in this series as we go back 20 years to when the Soliday family began their journey with Encompass. Robin Soliday shares their story and connects how their children’s early experiences shaped […]
When we look at modern family life, itโs clear that conventional templates rarely fit. Not only does every household have its own rhythm, its own distinct hurdles, and its own unique strengths, but every person in that household also has their own set of preferences and needs. In this episode of the Radio Encompass Podcast, […]
For 60 years, Encompass has been a trusted partner for children and families in the Snoqualmie Valley. As we celebrate our anniversary, we are reflecting on the impact our community has made possible. Over six decades, Encompass has expanded services to meet changing needs, supported thousands of children through critical developmental milestones, and stood alongside […]
