Early Supports
Are you new to Early Support for Infants & Toddlers (Birth–3)?
South Sound Parent to Parent provides Early Support services in Thurston, South Mason, and Grays Harbor Counties (excluding the Olympia School District area).
We support families of children birth to age three who may have developmental delays or disabilities.
Our family-centered services may include:
• Family Resources Coordination
• Direct services for your child
• Support based on your family's needs and priorities
Using evidence-based practices such as caregiver coaching and support during everyday
routines, we partner with families to help children grow, learn, and thrive.
The first three years matter.
Parents, you can self-refer & providers can now refer electonically.
Are you currently receiving early support services?
Currently receiving Early Support services?
SSP2P families can access the Fusion/Ensora Health Patient Portal from any computer or mobile browser.
Through the portal, you can:
• View upcoming appointments
• Access patient statements
• Make payments
• Download reports
You will receive a portal invitation when your child’s initial evaluation report is completed. Once invited, you can create a password and access the portal anytime.
To use the portal, SSP2P must have a parent/guardian email address on file. Access is limited to the child’s legal guardian(s). If you need to update your email, reset your password, or have trouble accessing the portal, please contact your Family Resources Coordinator.
Portal Access: https://app.fusionwebclinic.com/portal/SouthSoundParentToParent
Primary Service Provider (PSP) Team Approach
In Early Support, we use a Primary Service Provider (PSP) team approach. This means a team of professionals works together behind the scenes to support your child and family in reaching the goals outlined in your Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP).
Rather than having many different providers come into your home separately, one primary provider partners closely with your family. That provider brings the full team’s expertise with them and offers guidance, coaching, and support during your everyday routines.
Once your child qualifies for services, your Family Resources Coordinator (FRC) or Home Visitor will walk you through options tailored to your child’s unique needs. Services may include:
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Audiology or hearing services
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Speech and language services
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Counseling and training for families
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Medical services
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Nutrition services
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Occupational therapy
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Physical therapy
