My son has been going to the Talk Team since he was 15 months old. We have never felt more…read moresupported in our efforts for him to learn to speak than we do here. Our goals are there goals. I have learned to trust the process and realize their is no simple fix for what my son has. They continually remind me to celebrate the small improvements with his language development. The great news is, there have been many improvements. I truly feel it is because of his wonderful therapists. He saw Ms. Melissa for a while before she moved to their Visalia location and now he see's Ms. Lessa and Ms. Kendall. Ronin gets so excited when he knows we are going to see them. They make his sessions so fun that he basically forgets he's there to work. I can't thank his therapists enough for all that they do for him. I really feel like the owners of The Talk Team are constantly striving for new and improved therapies. They seem to send their therapists to various training's constantly striving to learn as much as they can to help our kids. I couldn't ask for a better place for my son to be.

I have concerns regarding the practice of predetermining treatment lengths for current clients who…read moremay have been paying privatley, starting May 1st 2026, when the Blue Cross Blue Shield contract went live. The Talk Team participated in this practice by systematically altering clinical assessments to fit a standardized 30 minute timeframe. This involvement extended across the entire organization, including clinical directors, owners, schedulers, the account biller, and intake staff. This approach, designed to maximize billing revenue rather than serve patient need, appears to violate professional standards by prioritizing financial gain over clinical integrity and misrepresents services to the payer. If you are a current client who was previously paying privately and are now using Blue Cross Blue Shield, you should check in with your insurance to see if the recent assesment match with whats historically been recommend. BCBS fraud department has been notified as well

We have had a great experience.. my son has been going for 3 months and in those 3 months I have…read moreseen such a huge improvement with his communication skills.. he try's to say every word and loves when u say it with him.. he has been more confident communicating his needs and wants and all thanks for his therapist...

Great company, great service, professional staff with a welcoming environment. Offering…read moreoccupational therapy and speech therapy with open availability.

I was excited when my 4-year-old son with special needs was accepted into Simpson Speech…read more Unfortunately, our experience has been disappointing. My son missed a few sessions due to medical reasons, including being hospitalized and having contagious illnesses. We always provided doctor and hospital notes and were even told to keep him home so other children wouldn't get sick. There were also times when they canceled appointments because the therapist wasn't available. We received a warning letter saying he missed multiple sessions. I called and explained that all but one were medically excused. After speaking with an employee, I believed my son was being removed. Later I was told it was a misunderstanding, but that day was still marked as two no-shows, which I feel is unfair given the confusion. I also did not see much speech progress during the short time he attended. Sessions were only 30 minutes, and most of the time he was placed in the sensory room to play. We did not see the therapist really interact much with my son. Since starting ABA therapy, he has already learned words like "mom," "ball," "no," "wow," and "bubbles." I am currently waiting for the director to contact me to address these concerns. In the meantime, we are already looking into private therapy options to ensure my son receives the support he needs.

Simpson Speech changed not only my son's life, but all of ours. At 3 he was diagnosed with…read morechildhood apraxia shortly after starting therapy with Careen. She is nothing short of exceptional and will always be considered a special part of our family. My son attended twice a week for about 2 years. In that time, many children passed through the care of Simpson Speech and I personally saw these children grow in their ability to communicate, leading to their new found confidence as they would enter and exit. The kids wanted to be there, they would get so excited to see their therapist! The entire staff from therapists to office personnel were always upbeat and positive, smiling, laughing and truly enjoying what they do. My son graduated a few months ago and still talks about how fun it was. I recommend Simpson Speech to everyone!

We have enjoyed our experience with the Fresno team! Reading through the reviews I would have to…read moredisagree with the negative ones... sounds like you all were the problem. Our family is very thankful for all of the hard work and dedication that this company provided for our child. They not only helped our child grow with various skills but they took their time teaching his father and I ways to improve at home. As parents of a non verbal child with a disability it was super important for us to trust who we have working with our child daily, Autism Learning Partners gave us the peace of mind we needed and whenever we had questions or concerns, they made us feel heard and supported. Thank you to all of those we worked with, your team is awesome!

I am absolutely in awe of this business. From the moment I walked in I was greeted with a smile and…read moreso was my son. He was very nervous and so was I truthfully. I am supposed to just drop of my most precious thing in my life and trust that he is going to be okay with a bunch of people we don't know. I came from a different company in Clovis that was a horrible experience. I decided to take a recommendation from a friend who speaks highly of the staff and the growth she has seen with her child. I am a worrying mom but I felt positive leaving. After his session when I returned he had a great big smile and he said he wanted to go back the next day. The BT I spoke with was extremely caring and actually listened to me about concerns that I had. I felt heard and I felt that I am able to tell them if I want them to help with anything, I was told in the past that they were going to make a plan for him from what they were able to observe with their assessment. So I absolutely recommend ALP. There are a lot of centers for ABA in Fresno, so don't jump around just start with a good recommendation from an actual mom.

My experience with Speech Therapy Link (also known as Therapy Link) in Fresno was deeply…read moredisappointing--not because a business has attendance policies, but because of the lack of understanding, compassion, and basic professionalism shown when I tried to discuss my child's care. As a parent, I communicated with the office when circumstances affected an appointment and specifically attempted to reschedule. I value communication and made an effort to keep the office informed. What I did not expect was to later have my circumstances characterized by the owner as a "behavioral pattern." That language was astonishingly inappropriate and unnecessarily personal. There is a major difference between explaining an attendance policy and labeling a parent who is trying to communicate, explain circumstances, and advocate for their child. A pediatric therapy practice should understand that families--especially families raising children who require ongoing services--sometimes face complicated and unforeseen circumstances. Policies can be enforced without stripping a conversation of empathy, dignity, or common courtesy. The final phone conversation with the owner was particularly disturbing. Rather than having a calm, respectful, solution-focused discussion about continuity of care, I experienced what I perceived as abject rudeness, dismissiveness, and an adversarial attitude. The owner repeatedly brought up terminating my child's services based on alleged "no-shows," despite my efforts to explain that I had communicated with the office and attempted to reschedule. When I continued advocating for my child and expressing my concerns, the owner INTENTIONALLY hung up on me. THAT MOMENT told me EVERYTHING I needed to know about whether this was "business" I wanted involved in my child's care. Parents should never have to tolerate disrespect simply because they are questioning a policy or advocating for continuity of services. Working with children requires more than providing therapy--it requires the ability to communicate professionally with the families responsible for those children. Clinical services and compassion should not be mutually exclusive. Unfortunately, the communication I experienced from this business felt dismissive, judgmental, and at times reminiscent of a "mean-girl" mentality rather than the maturity and collaboration I would expect from professionals serving vulnerable children and their families. I fully understand that practices need cancellation and attendance policies. Families also have a responsibility to communicate--and communication is something I took seriously. But there is absolutely no justification for making parents feel personally labeled, speaking to them with hostility, threatening discontinuation of a child's services instead of attempting reasonable problem-solving, or ending a difficult conversation by hanging up. Families seeking speech therapy are often already carrying more than outsiders realize. The last thing they need is a provider who responds to advocacy with judgment rather than understanding. If you are considering Speech Therapy Link/Therapy Link in Fresno, I strongly recommend asking very specific questions beforehand about how missed appointments are classified, whether attempts to reschedule are still counted as no-shows, how disputes are handled, and under what circumstances a child's services may be terminated. Children deserve continuity of care. Parents deserve to be heard. And disagreement is never an excuse for disrespect. Until you have walked in another person's shoes, you should be very careful about reducing their circumstances to assumptions or labels. Compassion costs nothing--but the way a business treats a parent during a difficult conversation speaks volumes about its culture. Thankfully, I listened to my husband's advice and moved on. I found another experienced speech provider that values communication, professionalism, and mutual respect. The difference has been telling.

My experience with Therapy Link was very easy, and the team was super willing to help me with my…read moreson's scheduling needs. The therapist was also very responsive to him and beyond patient during our sessions. We are very appreciative of this team and business!

Everyone is always helpful. I also think they miss doing face to face appts. But even with this…read moresystem i think I still get good service

Kudos to Evelyn ! It was my first in person wic appointment. She made me feel welcomed, she…read moreexplained everything really well, and was super patient with me and my questions. I hope to have her again in the future.

Friendly staff and very skilled. Our autistic daughter…read moreloves all the staff members. She had physical therapy and is now receiving occupational therapy. An absolute 'must go' in my opinion.

Dynamic Kids has been very professional, extremely caring, and helpful with my son's development…read more They listen to parents and come up with a plan for encouraging and meeting milestones. They are flexible with scheduling and understanding if something comes up where you cannot make your appointment.

* I have been seeing Jasdeep Brar for almost 2 years to work on symptoms related to Depression,…read morePTSD and phase of life transitions. I was feeling very trapped and alone. Jasdeep provided me with a safe space where I felt no judgement and one where I could accomplish a lot of self growth. He has taught me to look at things differently and learn new ways to respond to different challenges. I learned coping skills to deal with issues that arise. I learned to trust myself and feel more confident. I wish I would have started seeing Jasdeep in my younger years. I truly believe my life would have been a lot different.

The people who work here are friendly. The lobby is small but relaxing…read more My therapist who is my first therapist is the most amazing person ever. At first it felt uncomfortable opening up because it was all new. I didn't understand fully what a therapist exactly does in a session. I always had the idea what they do but to be in one is a lot different for yourself. My experience in therapy has helped me so much mentally. For once i feel heard with no bias and to understand why i think and feel those feelings. Talking with friends or family can be hard because you'll never know what you get. Most of the time they dont know how to help, and can be bias. Having a therapist they are professionally there to help you and listen. I always let my therapist know how grateful I am to have her as my therapist. I definitely recommend coming here.