My son has been attending Leaps and Bounds for about a year now, and I can honestly say it's been…read moresuch a positive experience for our family. The front staff at the Norco location are always incredibly helpful, patient, and welcoming. I tend to ask a million questions, and they never make me feel like a bother, they always take the time to make sure my schedule is taken care of and that I have everything I need. The facility itself is clean, well-maintained, and very organized. Everyone we've encountered has been friendly, professional, and truly invested in the kids they work with. It gives me peace of mind knowing my son is in such a supportive and positive space. I would highly recommend Leaps and Bounds to any parent looking for services like PT, OT, speech therapy, or any specialized support for their child. We've had nothing but a great experience!

Based on our experience, this organization's public image as a nonprofit dedicated to helping…read morechildren with disabilities does not match the reality we experienced as a family. What is especially troubling is the disconnect between the organization's mission and how families with more complex needs are treated. If an organization wants to present itself as a nonprofit serving disabled children, it should be held accountable to that message. Families deserve transparency about which disabilities and support needs they can realistically accommodate, rather than discovering only after enrollment that their child is considered too difficult to support. For families considering this organization, I would encourage you to ask very specific questions upfront about accommodations, cognitive disabilities, behavioral or communication needs, and what happens when a child requires more individualized support. The word "inclusive" should mean something more than a marketing slogan.

I am so impressed with the cleanliness of The Learning Tree I watched as each play area was…read moremeticulously cleaned and sanitized.

This review is specifically regarding the office staff and administrative processes at Learning…read moreTree, and is not a reflection of the clinical or direct services provided. I am leaving this review in hopes that the business owner and staff will use it as an opportunity to improve services for our community. Over the past three months, I made repeated attempts to connect with Learning Tree for an intake appointment. I left multiple voicemails and submitted the online intake form, and received no response at any point. After months of silence, I decided to stop by in person while running errands nearby. When I arrived, the front office was unstaffed. I could hear staff upstairs -- footsteps and conversation -- and called out several times hoping someone would come down to assist me. After waiting several minutes with no response, I called the office phone number. It rang through to voicemail, and still no one came downstairs to answer. When two receptionists eventually came to the front, I explained my three months of unanswered outreach. I was told that my intake form had likely been misrouted to the wrong location and that they had no record of my voicemails. I also noticed that the missed call I had placed while waiting in the lobby was visible on their phone -- yet neither receptionist made any attempt to return that call. I chose not to mention that it was me who had called, as I wanted to observe whether callbacks were part of their standard practice. It appears they are not. While I was being helped, the other receptionist took a phone call. Based on what I overheard, the caller on that line had also been waiting for a callback since November after submitting an interest form. The receptionist acknowledged this and said she would follow up -- though I was unable to confirm whether she did so before I left. I want to be clear: I am not writing this review out of frustration alone. I genuinely hope this feedback reaches the right people and leads to meaningful changes. Families and individuals seeking services from Learning Tree deserve timely communication and a welcoming, staffed front office. I encourage the owner to review intake routing, voicemail monitoring, callback procedures, and front desk coverage so that community members are not left waiting months for a response -- or standing unattended in the lobby.

Come here to get quality speech therapy for your child or children! Office staff work well to meet…read moreyour schedule & speech therapist needs!

My son went here for 2 years. Amazing staff. My son speaks clearly now. He went here when he was 2…read moreyears old.

Kelly is so kind, wonderful, and encouraging! I was referred to her by my orthodontist (Dr.Larson)…read moreto correct my tongue thrust and keep my teeth straight after all my orthodontic work. She has a ten week program and she eases you into the process of correcting and training your tongue. Each week you get a worksheet to follow along with and practice different training exercises each day. She works with you and shows you each session how to do the exercises and makes sure you leave feeling confident to do your "homework". Be sure to stay on top of the exercises, they really do work! She's very easy to talk to and wants to see you succeed. She always makes herself available by phone, text, or email if you have any issues or questions. Highly recommend if you need to see a speech therapist!

Kelly is the sweetest, most patient and encouraging woman. I came into my first session not knowing…read morewhat to expect but left each session feeling more and more confident. One of the things I appreciated the most about Kelly Brown is that she explained why each exercise she taught and assigned was going to help me and help eliminate my tongue thrust. You can feel the care and love Kelly has for you and your progress. Not only did Kelly help me work around my summer internship schedule but she encouraged me to shoot her a text if I was having any questions or difficulties. Both during my time at Selah Speech and Language and after. The worksheets she refers to as "homework" are amazingly helpful and I would suggest on keeping up with them! She even gave me a cute little purple squirt bottle for some tongue strengthing exercises. (I still have it!). She also gives out great snacks. I was referred by my orthodontist Dr. Larson and Kelly made me feel right at home. I would suggest anyone seeking speech therapy to Kelly Brown, I left my time at speech therapy with my tongue thrust fixed and feeling like I gained a friendship.

I have had such an amazing experience at SenseAbilities. I take my granddaughter there every week…read morefor both speech and occupational therapy. My granddaughter is diagnosed with autism and doesn't like to eat many foods. She also started at SenseAbilities without any words. She sees Mr. Tom and Ms. Chandni. Both therapists are amazing and have helped our family to understand autism better and have given my granddaughter a better quality of life. We have had other teachers as well and all have been amazing. I would recommend SenseAbilities. Thank you SenseAbilities for all you have done for my granddaughter and my family.

I should have known better than to give this place a second chance. My child has food sensory…read moreissues. The first time we joined was during the pandemic and we did video sessions. It was not effective at all. It was very difficult to keep a 3 year old engaged and locked in a high chair in front of a camera. The therapist that I did have quit working there due to horrible management per a discussion she shared with me. The therapist following her were not doing much engagement as the previous one so it became a waste of time and I ended up cancelling. I decided to try again and in person this time in hopes my son would have a better experience. The first therapist they assigned me temporarily, literally stuck his finger in his nose casually as I was discussing my child's eating issues and proceeded to put his hand in my child's snacks and pass one to my child to engage in eating. I then was assigned another therapist who I liked and I was teaching her how to warm up my sons food to a certain temperature he likes and I offered to go to the microwave to do so and I got a sense she didn't want me to as she kept trying to grab the bowl but I insisted and the microwave was absolutely disgusting. Old food splattered everywhere for who knows how long. It couldn't have been just that day. I let her know and she said she will let the cleaning staff know. She wouldn't allow me to microwave the food any more going forward. Most of the staff was rude so I never allowed my child to do therapy without me present. I have observed children being mistreated, I have seen therapist putting the child's food and a toy in front of them while the are glued to their phone. I witnessed a melt down that a therapist had in front of a special needs child because she couldn't handle his hyper behavior. Lack of training with autistic children and labeling it bad behavior. The facility was always dirty. Pink mold in the sinks and feces stains left in the toilet. Counters dirty and no sanitizing the toys and tools they used. The last straw for me was when I observed staff yanking my son off of the floor because my child wanted to explore a toy room on his way out because it was the end of their shift. The staff member had no idea I was following behind and once I told her to let my son go, she became surprised and started telling him good job for listening. My therapist then explained to her that I was mom and she changed her character right away. I feel bad for all the innocent parents that think their children are being handled appropriately while they wait in the lobby. I'm so glad I never let my child go back there alone. The place is a joke. I decided today that I will not be returning. I know there is not much therapy options being offered in my area but this is place is a disgrace. No sense in a complaint because it is privately owned and nothing will be done. I figured the best I can do is share my experience here in case you are considering this place for your child. If you do, I encourage you to stay in the sessions.

We are so grateful for Milestones Chino Hills, especially Linda Milla, PT! From the very beginning,…read moreLinda was such a blessing to our family. She helped take my son from barely moving to crawling and then walking! Her knowledge, patience, and genuine care made all the difference. Linda always made physical therapy fun. My son would light up with excitement every time he saw her. She had a wonderful way of turning exercises into play, so he never felt like he was "working." She also took the time to teach me what to do at home, making sure I felt confident and supported every step of the way. Thanks to Linda and the amazing Milestones team, my son has made incredible progress, and our whole family feels so much more at ease. I can't recommend Linda and Milestones enough!

I couldn't say enough good things about this place, Miss Linda & Mrs Joanna are amazing therapist!…read moreMy daughter had surgery 1yr and three months ago and has been going to PT for 1 year now got her certificate of completion ! She couldn't have done it with out the amazing therapist she had. Front office Mrs. Rita is a gem so easy to work with and always accommodating to your needs! We are going to miss this place !

My daughter was diagnosed with a gross motor developmental delay due to benign hypotonia, or low…read moremuscle tone. She began physical therapy very early (around five months old) and worked with several wonderful therapists before we were referred to Up and Movin' Physical Therapy to continue her care. The team at Up and Movin', especially Ms. Cat and Ms. Bella, devoted incredible time, effort, patience, and compassion to helping my daughter. Their individualized exercises were exactly what she needed to build strength and coordination, and their guidance empowered me to continue her practice at home each day. Thanks to this combined dedication, my daughter began walking independently at 19 months and officially graduated from physical therapy by age two. I am deeply grateful to the entire Up and Movin' staff for their professionalism, expertise, and genuine kindness during one of the most challenging periods of our lives. My daughter is no longer delayed, and we credit her progress to this amazing team. A special thank you as well to Lily at the front office, who greeted us with such warmth and made every visit smoother. To any parent considering this clinic--please don't hesitate. The journey can be tough, but with the support of the Up and Movin' team, your child will be in the best of hands. We will always remember this incredible group who helped our little girl take her first steps. Thank you, Up and Movin' Therapy!

My son has been going to Up & Movin since May, and we've had such a great experience! The staff is…read morealways so kind and welcoming, and his therapists have helped him make so much progress. They explain everything really well and even give us exercises to do at home, which has made a big difference. You can tell they truly care about their patients. Highly recommend!

Staff was friendly, and they have a cool gym/play area…read more Hard to get a hold of office staff, though, so I advise you to get your therapist's direct phone number in case you need to reschedule or cancel an appointment. We met a great therapist there, but unfortunately, she left the company. We were disappointed by that, as she made the long commute worth it to us. We will be finding a new therapist closer to home.

I wanted to give them 5 stars. I called and left a message to get more info on their services. 3…read moredays later the "Office Manager" (refused to give me his name) called me back. 3rd question he asked was who my provider was. I said Kaiser and he said, well that will work out great! Call Kaiser and tell them you want to make us your provider and then you can make an appointment. I asked if I could see the facility first. He asked "why would you need to do that? You can look at our pictures online... you can only visit when you make your appointment." I asked if he could at least tell me what type of OT they offered. He said you can read about it on our website, but I have to step out of the office now. Thank you!" Now, if they dont have time to answer my questions, how do you think they will treat my boys? Not a good look imho...

I love Stowell. It is so amazing. I think for kids who have learning disabilities or anything else…read morethat they need help with it truly does help I went there, but I am actually gonna go back tomorrow. Tomorrow is my first day going back, but I literally love this place so much. I definitely recommend it is so helpful. I've learned a lot and it's just crazy to think how it helps your brain when you're like. I feel like that's not gonna help my brain or not gonna help me learn but it really does, everybody so nice and helpful and just amazing. And I love you guys so so much and it was so fun to go there and I am so excited to go tomorrow. But anyways, definitely recommend this place. It is amazing words cannot describe it. It's my heart that describes this place. from student Priscilla.

Love Stowell Learning center! I have taken my sweet foster daughter for the RGM class. I would love…read moreto have her in the full program but haven't been able to get it funded yet. I've got a friend who had their FASD kiddo in the program and raves about the program and results. They've got a new RGM class for kids starting soon...definitely worth checking out!

This company is very shady. We were promised group/individualize speech services and refused to…read moreprovide one. So sad! The owner has no integrity on the work that she does for the special needs community. They have another branch in Pomona and I don't know how they survive. Pls be mindful that the owner is not honest in what she does, and I mean she throws everyone under the bus.

I have mixed feelings on NJA therapy. Getting a consultation was easy, and we were set up with a…read morespeech therapist at the corona office. After about 2-3 weeks of visits, we were informed that our therapist (whom my daughter responded really well to) was no longer with the practice and we would be informed when another speech therapist was available to work with us. After about 8 weeks, I received a call saying they were going to be letting us go as patients due to still not having a therapist available. I was upset because my daughters treatment had been set back and we waisted 2 months waiting, when we could have been seeking treatment elsewhere. I explained that I was willing to travel to the other office (45 min away) if they had a speech therapist there that could work with us. The receptionist said that they weren't accepting new speech therapy patients at their other office so I told her we would wait until a new therapist was available at the corona location. Fast forward a couple of weeks and we start treatment for my daughter again. This is where my review is positive. While under treatment, my daughter not only loved going (she's 3 and very reserved), but she was making GREAT improvement. The speech therapist was thorough and went over what we could work on at home in order to help her improve even more. After a few months of treatment, I received a TEXT saying that that weeks appointment would be canceled because our insurance was no longer working with them and they hadn't received insurance payments. This would have been a bummer, but I explained it was actually our last week with that insurance and that we had new, really good, insurance that would take effect at the beginning of the year. I was told to text over a copy of our new insurance card and we would see if it was accepted. I text over everything, excited to continue my daughters treatment and never heard anything back! So in short, great therapists, flaky communication and reliability. They also had a high therapist turnover rate (we had a few In a matter of months) which tells me that management must be bad! I was a nurse prior to staying home with my children and know bad leadership when I see it!