Tish Taylor did a psychoeducational evaluation of both of our children in late 2023. We went to her…read morebecause Blue Valley was unwilling to evaluate our children, and teachers at Blue Valley neither knew nor wanted to know our children. We trusted that Tish Taylor would do a professional, independent evaluation and inform the teachers. However, she wrote the evaluation reports solely based on the information she received from Blue Valley. She neither reviewed our children's records nor went to school to observe them. She even was not allowed to communicate with our children's teachers directly. She only talked to Blue Valley's board attorney on the phone to get information about one of our children, and she only talked to the school principal to get information about the other child. She basically wrote the evaluation reports that Blue Valley wanted her to write. Later on, we asked her to share the raw data she used in our children's evaluation. She refused, and she instead hired a lawyer, who collaborated with Blue Valley to intimidate us and to deter us from trying to obtain the raw data. Similar to the "embedded journalists" who were used by the government to justify the Weapons of Mass Destruction hoax, Tish Taylor is an "embedded psychologist" who is used by Blue Valley to justify its wrongs.

From the owner: I am a licensed child psychologist in Kansas City serving children, adolescents, and their…read morefamilies. I am also a licensed school psychologist with years of experience working in public schools. In addition, I have been an adjunct professor for many years, with most of those years teaching child and adolescent development courses.

My insurance Tricare has taken them off the providers lists after what I experienced. Just because…read moreyou can doesn't mean you should. Amanda Issac whom I have worked with years prior and brought my son here. Received my request through Tricare in October of 2023 which I confirmed over the phone with Janah pagatpatan, after communicating with Amanda. Amanda tried to tell me she never received a referral which is why she didn't place my son when he had a spot open. After waiting almost a year. Amanda told me I had missed my placed spot. I had 7 attempts to contact her and she accidentally sent me an email in which we started to communicate. She then continued to tell me all the spots were now filled. She made excuses of not having the hours we need from the information on the previous year files. Then tried to blame me for him missing his spot. Amanda made a mistake and then proceeded to blame me as a customer even after being caught in countless lies and confronted with the truth. Regardless she waisted a year of my time and waiting for ABA services and my son receiving care. Do not waist your time on their waist list because you jeopardize being on a waist list that will actually get you seen. From what I experienced it doesn't sound as if the business is even doing well as she and this location was unable to tell me any information for so long. I was told Amanda was out for vacation and to leave voicemails. Which I did many times with no call backs. They could have at least told me he didn't have a spot or they couldn't fill it. Instead of telling me they can fill and have me waiting and then refusing communication for so long. My goodness. There business moto should be "If we should, we won't"!

I was skeptical when my middle daughter started driver's ed. My oldest child took driver's ed too,…read morebut she totaled her car six weeks after she got her license. That late-night call from the police that my child had been in an accident dimmed my enthusiasm for shelling out any more money for driving school. Behind the Wheel restored my faith. During the driving hours portion of the class, they picked my daughter up and dropped her off at home - sometimes at two different addresses - which was very single-parent friendly. The class also featured guest speakers: police, train conductors and truck drivers talked to the students about driving safety and told them cautionary tales of new drivers who'd taken stupid chances behind the wheel. When my daughter graduated from the class, she seemed to have a better grasp of road rules than her older sister. And knock on wood, she hasn't had an accident - much less totaled a car - since she got her license. When children start driving, it saves parents the constant hassle of dropping off carloads of kids. But it also ushers in anxious late nights of waiting up til the kids get home safe. Behind the Wheel renewed my confidence in my child's ability to go from point A to B and back again safe and sound, so their class fee was worth every penny.

No Spanish help at all. Asked if I could translate for my family member. They said No it's not…read moreallowed. Very Weird if you ask me.