We've only had one appointment with them so far but they were amazing! So helpful, personable and…read moreunderstanding with my son's specific needs. He loved it and can't wait to go back.

I went to kid sense for occupational therapy (For anxiety disorder related learning problems and…read moresensory issues) between 2011-2012. I was 10 years old and in the 5th Grade, Annette Broddie was extremely ignorant to my needs and overstepped so many boundaries. This woman from the first day I stepped in the center commented on my weight. She put me on a Nintendo wii using the "wii fit" program, immediately she weighed me using the program and told me I was overweight and needed to work out. Mind you, I was there to learn self-soothing and sensory integration skills, as the weeks went by and I wasn't losing weight she asked me rude and inappropriate questions such as "You're just not losing the weight, so what is it that you're eating?" Being 10 I was humiliated and began crash dieting to please her, I remember once instance in which my aunt had brought me to my appointment; We live in Stevenson so we always tried to leave for hood river at least 10 minutes early. We had stoped at a coffee shop that day and my aunt had purchased me an Italian soda, I was still sipping on it when I entered the center and Annette immediately set her eyes on my drink and said "what is that?!" Quite aggressively, I told her what it was and she said "This is why you are unable to lose the weight, try getting a fruit smoothie next time." I was not there for weight issues which I doubt this woman is qualified to address seeing as she is not a nutritionist, and I was regularly seen by my physician who never said anything about my weight needing to be addressed. In between her rude jabs she would in some instances treat me with kindness so I became very confused and never asserted myself. The last straw in which my parents removed me was when she literally pricked my finger for blood without asking permission, it was supposedly for some kind of test to see how my skin reacted to my own blood? I'm not quite sure what her reasoning was but never the less very very out of line. I'm now expecting a child of my own and if therapy was needed wouldn't bring my son to this center if it was the last one on earth, do your research thoroughly mamas! Protect your babies, the crash dieting that I developed at the hands of this woman turned into an awful ugly battle with bulimia in my teenage years, children are highly influenced by the people you allow around them. To be clear I harbor no anger and hope that these issues were a one off but they need to be addressed, THIS WAS NOT OKAY.

The gym is clean and usually not very crowded. The view is awesome and most cardio machines come…read morewith a personal TV and a plethora of channels. You'll be entertained either way. The hours are a bit restricting especially on Sunday. They've recently imposed a 30 min time limit on all cardio machines, but you don't need to worry if it's not crowded. Beware of answering a phone if you're still in the actual gym space. There are a couple of cell phone nazis that acted as if I just killed their firstborn by picking up a call on the way out of the gym.

The front desk staff is rude and not helpful at all. Tempted to take my business to the fitness and…read morecourt club

Amy has a very rare and precious combination of book smarts, finely tuned intuition, technical…read moreskill and a joyfully sardonic and brilliant sense of humor. I have absolute faith that I'll get whatever it is I need in a session, even if neither of us know what that is when I walk in the door. So grateful!

I can't honestly describe it, though Amy assured me it's different every time. Gentle hands and a…read moresoft smile seemed to almost magically release old shoulder injuries and muscles long accustomed to computer work. I walked out with shoulders thrown back and head high - pretty sure I am three inches taller. Whatever Amy says, I'm pretty sure it's always magic.

Advanced Pediatric Therapies…read more Therapeutic Listening Experts! Occupational Therapy for Sensory Integration and ADHD.

Love this place! Super fun staff, super fun place. Doesn't feel cold and clinical, but rather warm…read moreand a great place to learn and explore. My son's therapist is Melissa, she is a genius, so kind, and hard working. Yay apt!

Boomerang is the 5th Physical Therapy group I've experienced, and though I felt OK with previous…read moreservices, this time is different. Emily gives me undivided time and attention, listens to my wonky ways of describing sensations, and really teaches me how to do the exercises before she sets me off home. I've been able to see specific improvements in movement and reduction in pain in just a few short weeks. This is an awesome small business devoted to physical and psychological well being!

My husband had his left leg amputated in May. He sees Emily. She has been great. He needs to…read morestrengthen his core and specific muscles for the prosthetic leg. She has been instrumental in getting him to work on that. He is now in leg #2, the fancy permanent one. Emily had the prosthetics people from Evergreen Prosthetics come in and give an inservice so the staff would all know how this mechanical marvel works, and works with my husband. His arthritis has flared, so progress has slowed a bit. Emily helps with the arthritic discomforts, giving him stretches to do. I am so pleased with the individual care, the attention to safety, and the general enthusiasm of staff. My husband is looking forward to walking again.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! This clinic has knowledgeable, caring and wonderful OTs! I cannot say enough…read moregood things about the Gabbert Hand Clinic. From the moment you walk in you are treated with kindness, respect and dignity. The front desk is managed by a kind, hardworking and fabulous gal who will bend over backwards to help clients. Then, after you're checked in for your appointment, you are led back to a large room where the OTs treat all the patients in one room. This can be a bit noisy, but it also allows for a collaborative care effort by the Occupational Therapists and a sense of community for us patients. When you can't use your hand(s) like you have previously been able to, it is a very lengthy, disheartening and discouraging event to go through; so to have that sense of community with other patients matched with the care and dedication from the staff at the Gabbert Clinic.... It really puts your heart at ease. I can say with certainty that there's no better place to go for treatment. I am so grateful to all of the staff at Gabbert Clinic! And, again, I cannot express enough how wonderful they are!

From the owner: Occupational Therapists specializing in shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand therapy as well as neuro…read morerehab.

Rude customer service! I sent an email inquiring about renting the place out for my daughter's…read morebirthday, and no one responded. So about two weeks later when I was driving by I stopped in to inquire. A lady poked her head out the door and rudely exclaimed she was teaching therapy. I told her I tried to email a couple weeks ago to inquire about renting the studio, and asked how I should get ahold of anyone, she cut me off to tell me they get 35 emails a day, and don't have time to answer them all. So apparently they're too busy, and they don't need my business, so I'll be taking it elsewhere. I'm surprised places with this rude of customer service stay in business. I definitely won't be supporting them, and will let my friends know not to either.

What an amazing place! We are so blessed to have Dr. Courtney and Gro Wild. It has been so…read moreaffirming to be surrounded by professionals and families that understanding our boys needs. We are seen here. We are accepted here. People who cannot understand the struggles of the neurodivergent community are the only issue I have had when visiting here.

My family's visit went very interesting to say the least. This was our second time visiting Sensory…read morekids, our first visit was nothing out of the ordinary. Yesterday I choose to walk out of my child's appointment because I could not bare to see her cry the entire session. My daughter has autism and often gets overwhelmed but Julia could not handle it. She became extremely overwhelmed; Walked away from my daughter numerous times, Raised her tone and voice at my child which is not acceptable. I decided to give her two stars because our first visit went alright with no big issues but yesterdays visit has made our family decide not to come back. There was many more things that went poorly but I personally do not believe in dragging her career through the dirt. Instead we will just never be returning to Dr.Julia

My daughter has been going here for the last few months for sensory processing issues…read more This place has helped her so much and we have noticed a huge improvement in her since we started. The staff and therapists are wonderful with her. She has no idea that she is getting valuable therapy because It's so fun.