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Telehealth services during the pandemic

Wonderland’s telehealth services support children from the comfort and safety of their homes. Evaluations are provided at no cost to the family, and virtual services are available to all families regardless of their ability to pay.

Navigating autism diagnosis

Learn more about our autism navigator’s role in guiding families to and through the diagnosis process. Wonderland collaborates with UW Autism Center and other agencies to provide early diagnoses of autism and holistic support for children and their families.

Sophie’s story – Early Support services

Sophie’s story shows her remarkable resilience and determination to help her daughter meet her developmental milestones. Find out how Early Support services with Wonderland’s occupational therapist, Jane, made an extraordinary difference for this family.

Anna’s story – Hope RISING Clinic services

Meet Anna, one of Hope RISING Clinic’s youngest clients. Anna spent the first few weeks of her life in the NICU weaning off heroin and methamphetamine after being prenatally exposed. This story is a testament to Anna’s strength, her loving family, and dedicated providers at Hope RISING Clinic.

Supporting foster families through the CHERISH Program

Two foster families share their stories and the impact of Wonderland’s specialized support to children in foster care and their families through the CHERISH program.

Introducing Hope RISING Clinic for Prenatal Substance Exposure

Hope RISING Clinic provides supports and services for children from birth through 12 years of age with suspected or confirmed prenatal substance exposure.

Prenatal Substance Exposure Informational Session

Learn more about prenatal substance exposure and its impact on our community. Our panel of experts includes:

Dr. Julia Bledsoe, UW pediatrician & FASD clinic consultant
Jennifer Wisdahl, FASD United policy advocate & parent
Katherine Zintel, Hope RISING Clinic occupational therapist & supervisor

Moderated by Michelle Stiller Bradley

Parenting in Recovery 

In the second edition of our learning series, two Hope RISING Clinic parents who are in recovery join providers for an honest conversation about the challenges they face, hard-fought victories, and the importance of wrap-around support when raising kids with prenatal substance exposure.

Let’s Talk About FASD

FASD is a leading cause of intellectual disabilities in the U.S. but is rarely discussed due to stigma, shame, and lack of awareness. September is FASD Awareness Month and Wonderland is pleased to host a webinar exploring why it’s important to talk about FASD with caregivers, families, and the greater community.

Q13 FOX Seattle: ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen talks about his personal connection to Wonderland

Q13 FOX Seattle: Launching Hope RISING Clinic for Prenatal Substance Exposure

Q13 FOX Seattle: 19th Annual Justin Van Hollebeke Memorial Golf Tournament

The Herald
Bothell clinic helps kids exposed to drugs and alcohol

Richmond Beach Newsletter
Wonderland offers evaluation at no cost to families 

Sunday Morning with Kate Daniels on WARM 106.9 FM
Support for families and kids with prenatal substance exposure

The Herald
New Bothell clinic to treat kids with developmental delays