A note to our Valley Kids family

Thank you for being part of our journey.

After much thought, Valley Kids Therapy has closed its in-person clinic. We are deeply grateful for the trust, kindness, and connection you shared with us.

Our clinic is now closed to in-person visits

You made our work meaningful.

It has been a privilege to be welcomed into your children’s lives and to support your families along the way. Every milestone, every new skill, and every moment of progress was important to us.

To the families who placed their trust in our team, the providers who collaborated with us, and the community members who encouraged our work: thank you. You helped make Valley Kids Therapy a place grounded in compassion, partnership, and care.

Although this chapter is coming to a close, we will always be thankful for the relationships and memories built along the way. We wish you and your children continued growth, joy, and every success in the next steps of your journeys.

With sincere gratitude,
The Valley Kids Therapy team


We’re still here to help with records

Records & questions

While the clinic is no longer seeing patients in person, we understand that families may need copies of medical records or have questions related to past services.

Request medical records

If you need a copy of your child’s records, please contact us by email. We’ll provide information about the appropriate request and identity-verification process.

Email us about records →

For privacy, please do not include detailed medical information or sensitive personal information in your initial email. We’ll advise you on the next steps.

Other questions

For general questions about the closure or past services, please reach out by email. We appreciate your patience as we respond to inquiries during this transition.

play@valleykidstherapy.com →

You may also call our former clinic number at (360) 336-3432. Please leave a message if available; email is the preferred way to begin a records request.

A privacy reminder: Please avoid sending a child’s diagnosis, treatment details, date of birth, or other sensitive medical information in an ordinary email. We can explain the appropriate process for submitting a formal records request.