Amazing staff and therapist My baby loves working with Miss Lana & Miss Taylar. They are all very…read moreknowledgeable and provide great support.

Nice clean facility, staff is friendly and they text me to remind me about my daughters…read moreappointments. My daughter has been going to TickTalk Theraphy once a week for a couple months now, she enjoys theraphy with Michelle. Michelle gets my daughter to eat and try food she refuses to try at home, Michelle has my daughter laughing and making jokes. I've never seen my 3 year old interact like that with her former therapists. Michelle is a mother herself. She has a lot of patience, experience and knowledge you would want as your child's feeding/speech therapist. So far, we have progress. My drive to TickTalk Theraphy once a week are worth it. Thank you Michelle!.

Motivated Kids has been such a blessing! My son receives OT with Ms Addie and Speech with Ms…read moreSabrina and Ms Jena. They are wonderful, empathetic/caring, educated therapists. I can truly see how much they adore my child. I have never felt like my son was just a chart number, which I have unfortunately experienced at different facilities. They are so personable and informative. I really wish I found Motivated Kids a few years ago. Finding quality care, especially for pediatric therapy services is touch here in Vegas. The Front Office staff is amazing as well, along with the Owner and Managers. I highly recommend Motivated Kids!!

The office staff is very inconsistent. I called as a new patient, have insurance, and was told…read moresomeone will call me. One week passed and nothing. When I called back, was told somesone will call me end of the week. Again nothing. On the 3rd week of waiting, I called them again, and I told them that if they are busy, to just let me know so I can request a different facility to have the referal sent over by my kid's primary. Inwas put on hold for 15 minutes and had to hang up and never heard from them back. I can't imagine how they treat those who don't have that nice insurance. I don't know if they have any idea how important this matter is for the parents and children with speech delay. Horrible customer service

Before we came to see Ms Makensie we were told by another speech therapist that our child could not…read morebe helped and needed surgery. Since starting at Talk of the Town we have seen wonderful progress with our childs "S" sounds, which have improved significantly if not completely. What was once a consistent challenge has become much clearer and more natural. This growth has not only strengthened communication skills but has also boosted our child's confidence. It is clear that this progress reflects Ms Makensie's patience, expertise, and ability to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment. We are truly grateful for the dedication and care shown each session. Please extend our heartfelt thanks and recognition for the meaningful impact made with our child.

Miss Justine has been a pure blessing to our family. My son is starting to express himself with…read moremore and more confidence. He's always in a great mood when leaving her office. We've seen much improvement with intelligibility in the short time we've been with Miss Justine, we're excited for the future!

He is still at ACW and doing amazing things !! I can't say enough about this center and how much…read moreit has helped my son!!

- The RBT slapped my child's hands so hard he jumped up and screeched so loud it echo'ed through…read morethe center. - Janelle Saunders, who was NOT in the room, hollered back at my son to comply. - The supervisor Marissa instructed the RBT to push my toddler back in his chair. - The RBT put both hands on his shoulders and pushed him back in his chair. - My child wouldn't look at the RBT who slapped and pushed him for pronunciation, so they grabbed his faced and FORCED him to look at them. - My feedback, along with his mothers, was that our son didn't need to get slapped or pushed around to learn. Jon Paul Suanders response was to ask me into his office "to teach me a lesson" which included: - the techniques I witnessed are the only way he knows ABA therapy to work. - I can expect this treatment toward my toddler to continue. - He stands firmly behind his RBT's Kudos for JP's blind loyalty to the RBT's, but the 2-week fresh RBT was the least of my concerns. - The supervisor *ESCALATING* the abusive tactics was my #1 concern. - Janelle *BLINDLY* yelling at my son to comply with ANY treatment being dished out was my #2 concern. - One week prior, my mostly non-verbal son *REFUSED* to get in the car torturously crying "I WANT PAPA! I WANT PAPA! I WANT PAPA! (x20)" If this is the treatment they were showing to us parents in person, we were afraid of what they did or were planning to do when we weren't there. From what I recall, Jon Paul insisted that "He doesn't know every Autistic person perfectly, but he is the master at ABA and these techniques were necessary". These are the techniques I witnessed: When the RBT raced my sons hands to the iPad - I heard a CRACKING SOUND, my son JUMPED and SCREECHED, and then I watched my 3yr old toddler rubbing his hands from the sting of being slapped. I consider that a "slapping-technique". Both hands on both shoulders, forcibly pushing him in the chair, I call it the "shoving technique". When my son wouldn't look at the RBT using the "slapping and shoving techniques", she grabbed under his chin and forced him to look at her, I call the "face yanking" technique. It is worth noting that my son had done this particular exercise hundreds of times prior - the only thing new they were showing me were the abusive techniques. I am no ABA expert myself - but as an autistic parent who comes from an abusive household, I know first hand the self-doubting, suicidal, high anxiety behaviors that result from slapping an autistic child as he is desperately trying to follow confusing instructions. There is also a TON of modern science that shows a clear correlation between these traumatizing events and PTSD, depression, and anxiety later in life. The financial fallout from ACW's RBT hitting my child is severe. It's a 3 month wait to the pediatrician, and THEN 3 month wait to another therapists, at best. So now it's private tutors, private pre-school, and no insurance help what-so-ever. Lawyers have made it clear: no bruising, no blood, no interest. And that is why I think it's important to leave this review - the only thing protecting you child from being abused up to the point of bruising is TRUST from their care providers. When I pointed out that their staff was hitting my child, their only response was to try and distract and discredit me. As an example, I wanted to discuss the fact their staff slapped my child in front of me and his mother and what corrective action would be taken, however, Jon Paul Saunders #1 concern was that 6 MONTHS PRIOR I had let my child jump on the bed for 5 minutes after 7 hours of therapy and 30 minutes of crying. This was considered "stepping on the RBT's toes". It became increasingly clear to me that the RBT's feelings were more important than my child's physical safety and mental integrity. Perhaps I do owe an apology to the RBT though - I had accused them of *accidentally* slapping my child, but considering the both of the Saunders, as well as the Supervisor applauded these techniques applied to my toddler I can only assume this is an intentional part of their programming. In all honesty, in the 18 months at ACW I never ONCE saw a child that was 5 years old and ready for kindergarten. I genuinely think the Saunders lack the technical capabilities to educate a child that far and it has been both costly and distressing to find out in this manner. I did NOT find the Saunders willing, wanting, or capable of enforcing the "neutral and positive touches" policy Autism Care West had advertised to me and my wife when we joined. I kindly ask the owners of Autism Care West to review their programming, policies, and procedures to ensure they comply with the "neutral and positive touch" policy they advertise.

We love Behavioral Learning Solutions! We are so happy with the progress! They focus on natural…read morelearning and parent involvement. My child is always happy to go play and learn. Everyone we have met is so nice and helpful.

Parents, look elsewhere for ABA. CARD is not only completely unprofessional, but they are only…read moreinterested in how much money they can get from you. The process to just get started was so drawn out and took forever to get a call back. As a first time parent navigating the world of ABA, it was very overwhelming. The day we went to their office for the intake was the day we decided against going there. The office is NOT welcoming whatsoever for children. They try to make you believe children are so comfortable there but it doesn't give off that vibe. They were only interested in adding hours to our ABA therapy even though I said I didn't want to commit to a ton of hours. They literally kept pushing for 40hrs even though I said I maybe would be ok with 20. They did also say I could attend the ABA sessions until my child felt comfortable and when I asked about that in person, they immediately said I could not. This is a horrible business with staff who doesn't truly care about anything besides billing insurance. I sent an email stating I was withdrawing from their clinic and I didn't receive a response about why. Months later, they emailed a document for signature on hours they spent "doing their job" to submit to insurance. I can understand billing insurance for the time I spent in their office, but billing my insurance for time it took for them to write a report? Doesn't make sense. Like I said, unprofessional! They didn't respond to my email after I said I wouldn't be moving forward, but then they email asking for my signature to bill insurance? If that doesn't tell you what they're about then I don't know what will. There are so many other options in Henderson fro ABA. I would not recommend going here. I've been in touch with other ABA clinics and they have not treated me the way CARD did. Card is one of the reasons ABA therapy has a bad reputation. Parents, I urge you to find a place where you and your child feel comfortable. Don't settle for anything less than what you and your child deserve. They will try to sell you on how great their corporate company is but that doesn't even matter. I'd rather go with a small company who cares over a large corporate business who's only in it for the money.

Absolutely horrible! Wasted 6 months of my time and energy including a trip to their headquarters…read morein Woodland Hills. While they are supposed to be the experts, they are apparently unable to diagnose those with less than stereotypically obvious ASD symptoms. Saying things like "His eye contact is too good" is what should be expected from someone whose training consisted of watching a 60 Minutes report about autism, not those that claim to be the best in their field. They also purport ridiculously unrealistic expectations to parents from a 1980s study that have never been replicated at the same rates. Bottom line, they're about making money and don't give a shit about your child's well being. Do yourself and your child a favor and find another provider ASAP. I just wish that I had sooner!

I take my son here for therapy and everyone is always so nice and helpful. So glad I found them…read morethey are also helping me get ABA services for him too. They decorate for holidays too which is fun for the kids.

Great customer service! Filled with people who actually care! And they take almost all insurances.read more

Rescue My Speech -- I absolutely recommend this practice for speech and occupational therapy needs…read more Ms. Jayme is the bee's knees! My daughter loves her, is never bored, and is always ready to participate in activities. Ms. Jayme makes learning fun. See photos of them practicing sign language together.

Ms. Jayme and everyone here are absolutely the BEST! They are all about the kids. They make their…read moresessions so fun that my daughter doesn't want to leave and my other kids want to go themselves. Being a speech therapist myself I didn't think I'd ever find someone who'd meet my expectations. I left another establishment after 3 sessions because I was extremely unhappy. Not only did Rescue My Speech meet my high expectations they exceeded them. My daughters confidence has grown so much that family members and friends are commenting on that as well as her improved speech. I love that this isn't a "sit and drill" place, I love they incorporate so much into their sessions. We could not be happier. I'm so grateful every day that we found Jayme and Rescue My Speech!!

We love how you work with your clients and make them feel soo important. You made my daughter feel…read morespecial and valued. Thank you for putting in the time to make a difference!

Highly recommend. It's a clean facility and we were welcomed by Emma BCBA and the RBT's. They…read morelisten to the struggles you may have at home or school and work on them in ABA. The monthly parent meetings show you the data they collect throughout the month and how your child is doing in each category. The therapists have been great at communicating and they are understanding if you have input or any concerns. They really do look out for your child's well being and your family!

Patterns has the most welcoming and supportive environment! The staff is so attentive and cares for…read moreeach one of their clients.