Vince explains things in a way that actually makes sense and gives honest, straightforward advice…read moreinstead of just telling people what they want to hear! He's professional, works well with districts, and knows how to communicate effectively to get things done without creating unnecessary conflict. You can tell he has real experience and understands how these processes actually work behind the scenes. Overall he is a knowledgeable person to have in your corner if you're trying to better understand the system and navigate it the right way.

Vince is an incredibly knowledgeable and caring person. He took the time to answer all of the…read morequestions I had about my son, and even though I had a lot, he never once made me feel like I was asking too much. He helped me understand things I otherwise would have never known. He is an absolute delight to be around, and you can truly tell he is genuine and passionate about helping others. I would highly recommend him to any friend or family member in need.

My daughter was disservice by Dr. Haytasingh and his team. We chose to work with them without any…read moreprior knowledge of their work. An evaluation was done on my daughter from someone other than Dr. Haytasingh. When the day came for Dr. Haytasignh to speak on behalf of his team's findings during an IEP meeting, he was unaware, disoriented, and unprepared, truly he did not know who my daughter was. I was disappointed in my chose to work with Brain Learning and I hope it does not happen again to another child.

Look at the Pictures & make your own opinion if you would trust this ignorant individual to assess…read moreyour child.

Currently closed. My client used to attend and was fine with the program which had its ups and…read moredowns.

Excellent school!…read more This is one of the much needed schools for the special education that does not exist in the current school districts around San Diego. The school's program is carefully crafted to help students with many different learning disabilities. The staff is very dedicated, and they treat all students with much kindness and respect. The students are happy and comfortable in this school environment. These are the students who would have been bullied in public schools for just being who they are. Excelsior Academy provides a safe haven to these students; therefore, they are able to focus on their academic and becoming a responsible individuals. Their graduation speech is a testimony of the school's amazing support for the students and a great achievement by the students. (Yes, every graduating student speaks at the ceremony. Very impressive!) If you are a parent and feel alone in the mainstream world, you will find a parent support group at this school. Excelsior Academy Parent Association is not only a parent group to help creating a fun social events for the students, we are each other's designated support members. I feel that I can always talk about anything to other parents who would understand and would not judge me. I highly recommend this school.

Our Family is so grateful for Dave, Sharonda and the entire team. L.E.T.S. Grow was exactly what…read moreour family needed for our two children with special needs. The techniques and approach they use are sound, measurable and most of all produces positive outcome!! They are professional and friendly. I also appreciate how flexible they are with our family and our household needs. Lastly, our experience has been a great one as they are accessible, approachable and everyone is so compassionate!! One kiddo graduated and looking forward to our second kiddo to reach that huge accomplishment!!

L.E.T.S. Grow was our first ABA company that I worked with after my son was diagnosed and they were…read morewonderful. They took the time to get to know us personally in order to find the best way to help our family. The supervisors and therapists at L.E.T.S Grow were there for us in the beginning when it was the hardest and they really helped me feel comfortable in a new world I was just learning about. I have since moved out of their service area and have had to find a different company and so far I haven't found one that I like nearly as much as L.E.T.S Grow. My son has recently tested out of special services at school and I believe it is in large part do to the early intervention program put in place by Dave, Joe and the L.E.T.S Grow team!

This is a private education center that works with students with Autism. It's for ages 5-18, and…read morethey have a transition program for ages 18-22. They help students with difficulties learn in the classroom, as well as helping them with behaviors.

If you are reading this, you are probably on #teamnosleep and it's midnight, you just ate dinner…read moreand sat down for the first time since 5 a.m... Right? Hello autism moms and dads this review is for you. I get it, I was where you are, in October we celebrated 2 years at Stein and never looked back. My son was in a "resource room" at his prior school which was a converted closet and alone most of the time. Autism is hard and public schools cannot serve your child. Guess what? Stein is your saving grace. My son jumped 3 grade levels in math and 2 in reading, but more than that, he is celebrated. He is loved. He is ACCEPTED. Chayo Chavez is the director of Stein and she is the most amazing woman I have ever met. She has dedicated her life to helping our special kids. Go tour Stein a.s.a.p!

I do NOT like this school. I went here a couple of years ago and let me start off with talking…read moreabout the primetime staff. The old supervisor sucked balls and was a very sh1tty person she would always yell at kids and not care about them. The supervisor would always make up lies about children and even talk sh1t about them when all of them left which is why I had to drop out because of how careless they were to kids. Let me also talk about the music teacher she was racist,disrespectful and judged kids about how they would play with certain instruments that she provided us the p.e teacher is also a very careless person and I don't not like her at all she was very very bratty and had a bad attitude towards kids?

I've had 2 children attend McKinley Elementary School. One just graduated from there and one is…read moreentering 3rd grade. This school has been phenomenal and has gone above and beyond. We have experienced different teachers year, and each one has been more than exceptional. They have been absolutely lovely, caring, thoughtful, smart, and have the best interest of our kids, their classmates, and even their community in mind. They have been taught not only the basic academics, but also how to be a good human in this crazy world, and how to lean on community and their peers to grow and become educated. I have felt like the teachers have always kept the individual student in mind, and advocated it on their behalf for all of their needs. The school, the teachers, the staff, down to the janitors....Absolutely lovely. The community that is involved at Mckinley Elementry school is the absolute best. There is a constant fundraising happening by the parents and community to support Mckinley's vast programs. The jog-a-thon, Sono Fest, the Gala, etc. Programs like music, theater dance for, art, and Spanish, our kids have been getting a very well rounded experiences in elementary school.

T.A.S.K. Team of Advocates for Special Kids. It's an npo whose mission is to help individuals with…read moredisabilities and their families to reach their maximum potential. They do this in a number of ways. They offer advocacy services, resources, referrals, training for parents and professionals, support, community awareness programs, even technology centers with summer camps. Task originally started out with a focus on children ages 3-21, but they expanded to offer services from birth to 26 and essentially there really is no formal cut off age I'm told. They offer workshops in both English and Spanish. If you signup for their newsletter, they keep you informed of upcoming workshops. The schedule is also listed online on their website. Workshops are free for parents and $25 for professionals, which is a small amount of money considering the fantastic information you get in return. They are funded by grants, donations, and memberships. One of the best things they do at Task is offer parents support when they need it. Often this comes when a child may be first diagnosed with a disability or first enters the school system. It's a trying time for many parents and Task is a wonderful resource. Task advocates have firsthand experience with this and are exactly who I'd want on the other end of the phone if I was calling. I've been to three of their workshops over the years and they were all excellent. I'm looking for an excuse to attend one in Anaheim next :-)