Our Behavioral Health Team offers a wide variety of classes and support groups for kids as well as parents and caregivers across the year. To be kept in the loop, we encourage you to sign up for our newsletter via the form at the bottom of this page. Click on each program for more information […]
In most families, siblings will have the longest-lasting relationships with each other. This can be especially challenging for families in which a child has a disability or special needs. Sibshops provide peer support, guidance and information in a lively, recreational setting to typically-developing kids ages 5-11 whose siblings have unique and special needs, developmental delays, […]
Encompass Connections is a free program that provides resources, information, and social support for families with children with unique and special needs, developmental delays, disabilities, or who are receiving pediatric therapy services. To stay informed about Connections, follow the Encompass Connections page on Facebook!
We offer Mental Health services for children 0-8 and their caregivers experiencing significant disruptive behavior or relationship struggles. Our evidence-based treatments give equal attention to enhancing the parent-child relationship and to parental skill-building in behavior management, allowing for improved family life. Therapies may target the following issues: – Parent-child relational problems – Difficulty following directions […]
Our clinic-based Pediatric Therapy programs are available in a variety of disciplines to help children 0-8 reach social-emotional, language and communication, cognitive, and physical developmental milestones. All of our interventions rely on evidence-based practice, ensuring that your family is getting top quality care. In 2017, Encompass Pediatric Therapy Clinic received Neurodevelopmental Center status from the State of Washington. […]
Our Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT) program is available to help children from birth up to age 3 reach developmental milestones. Research shows that when developmental delays are identified and helpful supports are put in place before the age of 3 years, children have a greater chance of thriving in their environment. The […]
