Ms Mariah is the best! We are extremely lucky to have found her. My son has ADHD and it took a few…read moremonths to receive the diagnosis but Mariah recognized the help he needed and started working with him right away. She provides in classroom support which is where he has needed the most help to learn how to control his impulses with peers (i.e., hitting, biting) and she has also provided parental training so I can continue to reinforce and utilize the skills to help him thrive. My son is in a new preschool now (moved him to have a lower peer ratio) and the directors and teachers from each school have both said what a blessing she is. Mariah even provided teacher training at the request of the director. I highly recommended Mariah! I really don't want to think of where we'd be without her.

I love this place!! I started at the Moreno Valley location before this one opened up! My son has…read morebeen with CARD for alittle over a year, he has autism and is 4 years old. He's had some of the same therapists since the beginning which I'm grateful for! Angel, Angie, Mary, Diana, Briea, Rachel and Torie are all amazing!!! I am grateful for them all for helping my son as much as possible! He's made tremendous progress since he started! The only reason for give 4 stars is the "calling in sick" policy for the employees. I've always had an issue with it because they have the therapists call you(the client) one hour before the session starts and they ask you to call the office to cover that session. From all my experience of costumer service and working at a office, I always had to call the night before or 3 or 4 hours before my shift started to call in or It was my responsibility to get my OWN shift covered, if I can't get my shift covered I had to call my manager to get it covered. Don't think it's right it's on the client to get their shifts covered. My son gets dropped off right when they open too and a couple times a week the door is locked and their late. I understand traffic and emergencies happened but for it to happen every week is a bit much sometimes. That's my only complaint until it gets resolved. Other than that I do love this place and what it stands for and the staff is always friendly

Unfortunately, the company did not meet expectations that were clearly discussed from the…read morebeginning. The quality and level of care is lacking. They did not provide my brother with the services or supports that were discussed and made clear that he needed. A BCBA was not assigned, the correct therapists were not assigned, scheduling needs were not meet, and the company does not take accountability for their faults. ABA services are only effective if the team is trained, motivated, collaborative and consistent- qualities that IBH does not currently possess.

I have been working with IBH for about 10 years, and I wouldn't want to work anywhere else. My long…read moreexperience with the company has shown me just how truly amazing and kind the owners are. The staff, including Azadeh and the management team, are some of the kindest, most caring, and personable people I have ever met. They genuinely care about each member of the team and consistently go above and beyond for us. The management is extremely approachable and treats every employee with dignity, respect, and a positive attitude. As a mother of young children, having a company that is understanding, flexible, and caring is essential, and IBH embodies all these qualities. They provide extensive training and consistently check in to ensure that employees feel supported. IBH feels like a big family where everyone is heard, understood, and respected. I feel truly blessed to work for a company that deeply cares about its employees.

The occupational therapist, Misael is wonderful with my son. My son will be 4 years old on…read moreSeptember 3, 2017, he is non-verbal and has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The focus during the sessions is to work on skills such as impulse control, transitions, and self maintenance (such as dressing himself). I love the transparency - I get to sit in the entire session and there is usually an assistant and a couple observers which is nice. It is nice because my son needs to become more comfortable in situations where more than just one other person is present. Since he started the OT sessions with Misael, my son's impulse control has improved noticeably. I am not sure why this facility overall has a low rank. However, the Autism Clinic has been terrific for my son. Without hesitation, if you are looking for OT to help your kiddo with ASD check out this place and ask for Misael.

Unprofessionalism at its finest and when you say NO they push and push no matter how many times you…read morehave said NO. My child had less problems before Wylie Center which leads me to wonder how much therapy there really was. The care, concern, and FOLLOW THRU was not there nor the ability to treat a child with TBI causing depression. Told me I was agressive because I finally said NOOOO very loud and firmly, enough was enough LISTEN when I say something. Now I understand why there is only a 2.5 star rating. Never will I refer anyone to this center. PJ

So I will try to make this a short post because I can go on and on how amazing this place was for…read moreme, but as a mom of a child who has autism it is so hard to find someone who will love, care , and understand your child's needs, I was one of the longest parents to last at the center, my child started when he was two years old and let me tell you we were truly blessed. We went through every obstacle together and every little milestone together , the program focuses on your child's individual needs and addresses their concerns, there is no judgment in this community on your child's behavior ! We were all there for the same help ,I could not thank Evelin and Fedra enough and the Behavior therapist and subs he has had in between the love and care and patience they had for my son I could not put In words they became our family and our safe haven , one of the greatest additions in the last year was their new BCA Maria , she supports the BTS as well as the family's and i was so greatful for the support all the time , the check ins , and the programs created for my child, if your looking for a spot that you want your child to succeed this school is it, thank you Dream big for truly the best 4 years together.

I worked at the Riverside location, and while the therapists and BTs genuinely care about the…read moreclients and work hard every day, the overall management and support from leadership have declined significantly over time. The current team of technicians have a strong bond, work well together, and maintain a positive culture amongst themselves . Most of us do the best we can with the limited resources and materials available. Unfortunately, DB prioritizes appearances and aesthetics over the actual quality of care being provided. There is a heavy focus on keeping the center visually appealing with "approved" toys and decor, but many of the materials are outdated or not engaging for children who have been attending the center for years. Another major concern is the lack of effective support from upper leadership and some clinical staff. Programs are frequently recycled instead of being individualized, and there is not enough meaningful support provided on the floor. Management also seems more focused on enforcing cleanliness and threatening us with write-ups than supporting staff or improving client care. The environment has become increasingly hostile, and there is a noticeable disconnect between the core values and how employees are treated day to day. The turnover rate is high for a reason. Many experienced BTs leave because there is little room for growth, minimal recognition, and limited pay advancement despite job postings suggesting otherwise. It also feels like tenured employees who speak up or advocate for themselves are often pushed out instead of supported. That said, the relationships among the BTs and the consistency with many clients are what kept this experience positive for as long as it was.

It's been over a year since my child attended this location. Was there for nearly 9 months. The…read morefirst 8 were great. But that's all because of the amazing therapist he had. She unfortunately left so he was placed with someone different. He only lasted 3 weeks before I decided to pull him. First week with her he was fine. The next two he repeatedly told me he didn't want to go anymore. And that he wanted a new "teacher". Well his last day I witnessed abuse. My child dropped a mask on the ground when he saw her approaching. I asked him to pick up and he refused. She grabbed him from underneath his arms and plopped him on his butt as if he was a rag doll. Very forcefully had him pick up the mask by hand over hand. Then scooped him back up. He was crying and crying. I was so shocked and it made me realize why he suddenly didn't want to come anymore. To this day I regret how I reacted-or should I say didn't react, but I was so dumbfounded by it. Again it's been a little over a year since this happened. I don't know if that female is still there-Hasmik Hambardzumyan. Had he never been around her I'd leave 5 stars

Behavior Frontiers has been and continues to be life changing to my family. My son has received ABA…read moretherapy through Behavior Frontiers for at least 4 years now and he has had so many successes. The company is friendly, caring, professional and most of all knowledgeable. They work closely with the family to develop programs specific to my son's individual needs and the needs of the family. They continue to empower me, the parent, and dedicate their time to parent training and parent run programs. Anyone living with children or other family members with autism know that there is not a quick fix and that there will be ups and downs in therapy and as your child/family member grows up. But, warn you have a home ABA team like Behavior Frontiers, you can be assured you are not alone in this journey. Highly Recommend!

I found them through my insurance and called to find they only do aba therapy for people 21 and…read moreunder. While I have never been there, im an adult on the spectrum who has also applied to be an aba "therapist" and I know they don't have to be medically licensed or even have a degree; while there may be good people within the industry many adults in the autistic and adhd community see aba therapy as harmful and even abusive so do with that information as you will parents.

WOW! I'm not sure who Cody K is referring too! Can't be the same Elizabeth that is AMAZING and…read moreworks with my nephew with his special needs care on a regular basis. I totally understand we want the absolute BEST support and care for our children and family members and that is exactly what I see in Elizabeth and the staff at the Moreno Valley Center for Autism! Great work and thank you so much for all that you do . . . 5 STARS ALL THE WAY!!!

We loved it here with our previous therapists and the most recent one is on maternity leave…read more Her replacement has been impatient with our daughter who is autistic, she is rough, irritable, literally slammed down a notebook during their last session. This person should not be working with children. We called to talk to a manager and to this day we have not heard back. This has been reported to Easterseals.

Please do not take your children here if you truly care about their well-being. The front desk…read morestaff are unkind and behave as if the place revolves around them rather than the children. While a few therapists were genuinely helpful, most appeared more focused on sitting and writing meaningless notes instead of actively working with the kids. It's hard to understand how a facility like this is still operating given the lack of compassion and professionalism shown. Many staff members act as though they are doing families a favor, rather than providing the care and respect that children and parents deserve.