PAAC is best place for ABA in the Poconos. My children have learned dozens of commands and hundreds…read moreof words through their ABA program. They also opened a new Occupational Therapy Center and have speech services of site. PAAC's hours are great. I have taken my kids there as early as 9AM and as late at 6-7pm. Even if you have concerns for your child and don't have a diagnosis yet. Call them and ask to speak with one of their counselors. They can help guide you to get the services you need.

From the owner: ABA services, Applied Behavioral Analysis, Pediatric Speech, Pediatric Occupational Therapy, OT,…read moreSLP, Autism Services, Discrete Trials, Social Skills, Training

Not much attention to the person getting physical therapy Not not hands-on at all did not take any…read moretype of measurements like physical therapist normally do, and the girl at the desk is not very pleasant. I decided to go to chester instead.

Can't say enough about the professionalism and the caring atmosphere here. There is a positive…read morevibe, and it is contagious. Rehab continues for a TKR and making progress with the help of truly wonderful !therapists

Our son has ASD and we connected with Therapy Associates many years ago. We have been thrilled with…read morethe service and the team they connected us with. The therapists that visit our home multiple times a week have become family and have helped our son tremendously and, more importantly, taught us how to better support him when they are not here. We are deeply grateful for the compassion, expertise, and reliability of the Therapy Associates team. Highly recommend!

I would not recommend Juvo's Breaking Barriers camp. It's more like 'breaking in new possible…read moreemployees at the expense of children with special needs' camp. Here are the highlights (or lowlights) as I saw them: * VERY strict drop off and pick up times, meaning you could not drop the kids of until 9 am on the dot. The behaviorists who ran the camp didn't care that we got there early and made the girls wait until 9 before dismissing me and even interacting with them. Clearly, not focused for people with disabilities who may have issues with time and waiting. One of my kids thought they were mad at her. *For a camp that is run by behaviorists who are supposed to monitor and help kids to deal with behaviors, I got zero feedback about what happened during camp on a daily basis. How can we work on behaviors (or praise good things) if we have no clue what is really happening? Even their website says they are communication focused with parents. * Age range: They claim the ages for camp were 5-18 years old. My kids were the only kids there above the age of 7 or 8. From what I cold tell, they did not gear any activities towards them (tweens) vs the younger ones. There were only 6-8 campers there, including the girls. The crafts were geared to the little ones as well. (I mean how much coloring, matchbox car racing and bracelet making can one do, regardless of age?) With a $50 activity fee per child, I would expect to have age-appropriate crafts and activities. * They were not prepared for inclement weather. * This is clearly a 'training' camp for behaviorists-in-training, which I was not told. Half the behaviorists were 'shadowing' others. Although I do not mind shadowing per se, I should have been advised in advance. Plus, I had no clue who was in charge to address any issues. * Their email communications were confusing, inaccurate (had to send multiple corrected directions) and still did not tell me who to talk to. After two days of a three day requirement, we decided not to return. As a matter of fact, one of my daughters refused to return, saying she was 'very, very sick' even though she was clearly not. And the camp staff never even called to check if we were coming when we didn't show up. That says a lot, doesn't it?

I am very disappointed in this company…read more My daughter works with a BCBA named Monica Piedrahita and has a 1:1 aide. My daughters things have been left out in the rain on purpose in response to behavior challenges, the BCBA is unsupportive, dismissive, and refuses to allow the 1:1 aide to accompany my daughter on school field trips so my daughter has missed all but one field trip since the school year began. The BCBA commits to preparing my daughter for field trips in IEP meetings then fails to follow through then when asked about it she acts like she doesn't remember. Today my daughter had to walk to the car with one shoe because they lost her other shoe ( both BCBA and aide were present at school today). I have had to rebuy shoes several times because the 1:1 leaves it all over the school. My daughter has had multiple aide's since the school year began some of which have called my daughter names like brat. Monica Piedrahita in IEP meetings does not advocate for my daughter she actually tries to do very little to support my daughter. There are many more issues. I am very disappointed in this company.

My brother was hospitalized (voluntarily) at Ramapo Ridge for a psychiatric evaluation. With no…read moreformal diagnosis, my brother was drugged with 3 heavy psychiatric drugs, no one on one therapy and placed in a dementia unit. He wasn't allowed a book, a tablet, a phone. Nothing. Two of the three staff psychiatrists determined that he did not have dementia and shouldn't be on the drugs. It took numerable emails and phone calls to Christian Health management including the CEO, Medical Director, VP of Mental Health, Heads of Social Services and Nursing to get him out of this hellhole. And he lost 17 pounds in 40 days. Ramapo Ridge drugs patients, they don't treat them. Don't ever let one of your loved ones go there. They should have their license revoked. And I have reported them to the New Jersey Department of Health.

My husband was supposed to be there 2 weeks. He had alzheimer's and needed medication. For…read moreparanoua. 2 weeks turned into twelve weeks. I was only permitted to visit 1 hour in the morning and one hour in the evening. They could not get his medications for paranoia to work. I told the nursing staff he was in distress two days in a row. His belly was distended. I was ignored. On the third day they did a routine blood test and sent him to the emergency room. He was in acute kidney failure and severe malnutrition. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the shape he was in. Nothing but skin and bones. He was only 70 yrs old. My husband died after 10 days in the hospital. He was not responding to any treatment, and I thought it best to stop his suffering and use hospice.

Following total knee replacement I started physical therapy at ivy rehab in montague nj Fran was…read morevery accommodating and managed to arrange to have me start pt within 5 days of my surgery the program is exceptional and the entire staff Sarah, Shannon , chuck Brenna and Fran are very professional, caring and knowledgeable, they make certain that your program is tailored in steps to your rehabilitation I find the staff and this facility the most thorough and accommodating in order to provide me with outstanding pt treatment that I am receiving I would highly recommend ivy rehab at montague to anyone requiring physical therapy they deserve 10 stars they are outstanding Robert A.

I can't recommend Above and Beyond Learning Group (ABLG) enough. As a parent of a child who is…read moreneurodiverse and receives ABA, OT and Speech we have seen that their child-centered approach that focuses on treating the whole child has worked best with our child. We've experienced both their in-home and center-based services. The consistency and quality across both environments have been truly remarkable. From the very beginning, ABLG's team demonstrated a deep understanding of our child's unique needs. The individualized attention and tailored programs, whether delivered in the comfort of our home or within Above and Beyond Learning Group's full-day clinic the services received made a profound difference. We've seen significant progress in many of areas we once thought impossible, and it's clear that the therapists and staff are not just highly trained, but also incredibly compassionate and dedicated. The Wyckoff clinic itself is a fantastic resource, providing a structured and engaging environment that complements the in-home therapy beautifully. ABLG has truly gone above and beyond our expectations in helping our child thrive.

From the owner: Above and Beyond Learning Group offers ABA therapy designed to help children and their families…read moredevelop essential skills. We provide in-home and in-district services, as well as a full-day ABA center in Wyckoff for children beginning at age 18 months old. We currently have open spaces at our center. For children with an autism diagnosis, we can help access insurance benefits for services if their plan includes coverage for ABA therapy. Early childhood ABA therapy is highly important, especially for children with autism, as it fosters critical communication, social, and self-care skills, promoting greater independence and school readiness.