Fabulous place to bring your child for up to date therapy through play!! The therapist are loving,…read moregentle and at all times professional. Appointments are quick to meet the needs of the clients. The office staff work with the parents to meet financial needs and to ease the stress of the parents. Not many places you would see the Executive Director sitting on the floor playing with the children, but you will see that at CTC. I have witnessed children carried through the doors and after getting Therapy at CTC, I have seen those same children WALK back out those doors! I have seen mothers cry because after sessions of Speech Therapy they heard their child the first time say "I love you mama". That's priceless and that's what CTC helps happen all the time!!

We had services here for both my children. Both horrible experiences w/ the administration. My…read moredaughter received early intervention services & they decided to abruptly terminate them because of some misunderstanding w/ regional center, which wasn't communicated to us. My daughter regressed during treatment & the team actually recommended cutting her treatment hours! The speech therapist decided she didn't want to work with my 2 year old anymore after we nicely requested she use a more play based approach rather than forcing our toddler to operate toys while crying, (how is that speech therapy?) These people are beyond unprofessional. When our older child received therapy here, there was some miscommunication w/ our insurance concerning coverage. They didn't realize this for months and we ended up accruing a sizable debt- which was no fault of ours. They hounded and harassed us to no end - although we were making regular payments. I would steer far away from this place. Their vision is great, but the way they are treating clients is horrible. In my experience with quite a few therapy centers this is the ONLY place we have ever been treated so badly. I makes me so sad that we wasted almost a year and half of my daughter's crucial early intervention period with this place. Never again

As a volunteer, I really enjoyed being able to watch how Katie and Daniel were interacting w/ the…read moreclients while also fulfilling certain goals. It was cool seeing how the experience is different for each client as things are adapted to their needs and horses are always fun too :)

I have been coming to Highest Potential Therapy as an undergraduate volunteer and working with Amy…read moreOettle. Amy is absolutely amazing with kids, parents, volunteers, students, horses, you name it! I have worked with Amy with multiple different clients and have seen so much progress and growth in all of them. I think that Amy does a great job connecting with parents and providing parent education before, during, and after sessions so parents are aware of how OT and hippotherapy are helping their child, and I've heard many grateful and positive feedback from parents and caregivers. Amy also makes OT fun for the clients! Clients enjoy playing games, making crafts, and learning horseback riding all while improving gross and visuomotor skills, fine motor skills, core strength, emotion regulation, body awareness, and executive functioning. Amy takes the time to make sure that I am learning constantly and getting the most out of my volunteer experience and really solidified my knowledge and passion in the field of occupational therapy. I enjoy coming back every week to connect with the kids and watch them grow. Two of my favorite moments were listening to a client excitedly tell Amy and me about all the progress he had made over the past week in between sessions and how he had applied his skills at school. Another moment was really heartwarming when we saw a client go out of his comfort zone and try a new food. Emily is amazing as well, and is a key part of the hippotherapy sessions. I really enjoy working with her and she is excellent in handling the horses, keeping the clients safe while riding, and emphasizing the importance of communicating respectfully before, during, and after riding

This was our first time here today. My daughter, who is autistic and has sensory sensitivities, had…read morea meltdown triggered by the ticket/check-in process when we first entered. The other mothers were incredibly understanding and supportive, which meant so much to me. The staff was also very kind and helpful with my other daughter who was excited to explore. After some time, my daughter began to feel comfortable and settle in. We will definitely be back. Places that show this level of patience and understanding truly mean a lot to families like ours.

I recently held a group event at Sunshine Sensory Gym on Saturday, and it was such a great…read moreexperience for the tweens I brought. It's an amazing place to play, and even their private events are very affordable. The older tweens had a blast jumping, climbing, and running around the space. I highly recommend this resource for all kids--not just those with special needs. It would be a fantastic and budget-friendly option for a younger child's birthday party as well. They offer tables upstairs where you can set up cake and food, which makes hosting even easier. One thing to keep in mind is that the gym is designed for a smaller group, so their limit is around 10 kids or fewer. But overall, it's a wonderful place to let kids have fun, explore, and get their energy out!

Great Supportive Staff. Knowledgeable. Care for children in…read morethe autism spectrum Early Intervention. 1.5 years to 6 years old.

From the owner: Opya specializes in early intervention autism therapy for newly diagnosed children 18 months old to…read more6 years old. Across Sacramento and Central Valley, we provide comprehensive ABA therapy in the child's home - where the child feels most comfortable - and are able to complement with Speech, Occupational, and Feeding Therapies via tele-health. We are proud to have earned a 3-year Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) accreditation, a testament to our commitment to clinical excellence. Opya is in network with major commercial payors including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Beacon, Blue Shield, Cigna, Health Net, Magellan, Kaiser (Catalight), and United Healthcare / Optum, and some Medi-Cal.

Making a delivery to this facility. I asked Indian nurse if she was complete with my paperwork she…read moreneeded to sign. She said. "Wait" she might as well said. Sit there. Shut up and wait ... I should have left earlier instead of trying to deliver product for the nursing staff...so rude!!!

So grateful for these visiting angels. They are awesome. The care they gave my Dad was wonderful…read moreand the kind and professional advice helped us so much.

We have had Sanctuary Health visiting my husband for quite a while. We have been very pleased with…read morethe nurses visiting my husband. To name a few Brittany, Eliza, Louis and more. Their care and compassion was a joy to see. We did change to a different hospice mainly because we did not realize they also do hospice. I can wholeheartedly recommend them.

I am so happy with this program :) I have a 3 year old daughter who is with Teacher Adriana, I love…read moreher! She is very knowledgeable, sweet, and makes sure parents know what is going on with their kids. She has come to me with concerns about my daughter, and her milestones. I've seen her question parents about marks on their children (which is sad, but lets be honest, this is a low income program with not the best of parents). But, it shows she obviously cares. The program is great. It's very hands-on. I was honestly skeptical about a low income program, I thought it would not be very well funded, but I was wrong. The children have SO many great activities, and things to play with & learn with. There are three outdoor play areas, one with a great playground. The classrooms are all very clean & even have class pets :) (fish haha). They also bring in many different people such as nutritionists, speech therapists, etc. to make sure the children AS WELL AS PARENTS get everything they need. They have monthly parent meetings that inform parents about what they children are doing, as well as offering info such as healthy eating habits, how to successfully transition into Kindergarten, and many other programs. They offer a very hands on approach to learning. They have a 'subject' they study that changes every few months. Ex: first few weeks was all about clothing, they then put on a fashion show for all the parents. Second, was about Buildings. Now, they are learning about the Ocean & Fish. They work on writing, ABC's, Measurements, Colors, Shapes, etc. everyday. I've been in the most contact with Teacher Adriana, Teacher Amalia, and Teacher Cassie. My daughter & I both think they are all great!