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Resource Topic: Behavioral Support


When Tragedy Hits Close to Home: Tips for Talking with Your Kids

October 22, 2024  |  Mental Health  |  By Megan Walsh, MSW, LICSW

The news of a tragic incident in our local community has parents and caregivers wrestling with how to best approach a discussion about home violence and shootings with young children. These topics are sensitive and challenging to navigate, especially for elementary-aged kids and younger. However, addressing these issues in an age-appropriate manner is essential for […]

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Planning for Back-to-School Transition

August 22, 2024  |  School  |  By Megan Walsh, MSW, LICSW

As the summer days wind down and the back-to-school season begins, a whirlwind of mixed emotions can be stirred up for kids and adults.  The transition from a more relaxed summer routine to the structure of school can be challenging for anyone, but especially for those who thrive on consistency and clear expectations. While some […]

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Creating Space for All Emotions with Inside Out 2

June 24, 2024  |  Parenting  |  By Megan Walsh, MSW, LICSW

In a partnership with North Bend’s quaint, wonderful movie theatre, local kids and families were treated to a sensory-friendly performance of the much-anticipated sequel, Inside Out 2 on June 17.  The North Bend Theatre staff raised the lights a bit, lowered the sound a smidge and Encompass offered fidgets and weighted sensory items to meet […]

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What to Expect in Mental Health Tip Sheet

May 27, 2022  |   |  By Encompass

While our program is called Mental Health, our therapists focus primarily on connecting with you and your child while providing support and encouragement for enhancing that important relationship. Learn what you can expect from mental health sessions.

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Information for Parents and Caregivers: Restraint Collapse

August 24, 2021  |   |  By Encompass

Restraint Collapse can happen when a child (or adult) has worked really hard to “have a good day”. They’ve held it together enough to stay emotionally and behaviorally regulated while at school or an event and then they get to their safe space (usually a parent/primary caregiver) and emotionally collapse. This can look like an […]

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