I highly recommend Yes To Therapy! The practice is accessible and offers a diverse range of…read moretherapists and specialties, including ketamine-assisted therapy and EMDR. The owner of the practice is kind and welcoming.

Was matched with a therapist who lined up with absolutely NOTHING I told the intake person Amanda…read more Frustrating to be told they can accommodate my needs when they really can't and don't care either way. Will update review if I run into any payment issues but they haven't gotten that far with me yet. Update: tried contacting them to discuss issues and they stopped responding. I don't think they actually want to improve based on the other reviews here. Just avoid this place.

Love PALLS my son has been a part of their services for the past 10 years & he's made huge strides…read more We are eternally grateful for all they've done & continue to do for our family.

PALLSS is an amazing place with amazing therapists. They are a great team that work very hard to…read moreensure our kids safety, engagement, development and they make it fun!!!! My son sometimes struggles to get into therapy and start but once he is there it's go time. We feel PALLSS has been extremely vital when it comes to managing our sons behavior in a group setting and helping those skills transfer to non therapy life is challenging but it's helping. We are so lucky to have PALLSS!!!

We started services in Thrive in 2023. Iris has been an incredible EI behavior therapist for my…read moreson. Her dedication to his progress is evident in every session. She is patient, kind, and has a natural ability to connect with him, making each session enjoyable and productive. Iris goes above and beyond to tailor her approach to my son's needs, and her expertise has led to significant improvements in his behavior and social skills. I highly recommend Thrive and Iris to any family seeking exceptional ABA/EI therapy for their child.

My son is currently attending early intervention services. I really appreciate all the work Emanuel…read moredid for us. We have worked with three therapists. They are all very helpful and professional so far. All the staff I worked with are very professional, Shirley, Denise, etc. They reply fast and answer my questions directly. That is very import. As we know, time is valuable especially for kids who are waiting for therapy.

EMQ - Is Silicon Valley's local treasure for helping children in troubled homes or dealing with…read moremental health issues by providing whole family services. I was reading some old blog posts from the late Leonard McKay and came across a great tidbit of local history on orphanages and the founding of Ming Quong (the MQ in EMQ's name today). http://www.leonardmckay.com/2005/11/21/presbyterians-and-prostitutes/ Nice to see some of our local institutions still providing invaluable services to our community.

Was told to stop crying on the phone, no therapy provided, watched movies all day, wouldn't care if…read moreyou don't eat, threaten to sedate and restrain you if you cried, psychiatrist don't listen to you, do not go here

This review is for the acute rehabilitation services provided at Mission Oaks…read more My father recently had a fall and a stroke. Once medically stable in the hospital, he was discharged to Mission Oaks for therapy with the goal to get his independence back in his home. There are 15 beds in the unit. Consider yourself very fortunate if you or your loved one gets admitted. This facility is top notch. The staff here are professional, caring, hardworking, and exceptional at what they do. The vast majority have been here for many, many years. It's not a revolving door. They are proud of what they have created. It's the culture here. Relearning to walk (PT), grab a cup (OT), or swallow for that matter (Speech Therapy), doesn't just happen. It requires hard work by both the patient and the staff. Nurses at Good Samaritan Hospital call this place "Boot Camp". From what I have learned, rehab is most effective when started soon after a stroke. Because of this, the therapists push to get the most out of the patients when they are here. I wish I could name everyone who has helped us. It would be the entire staff. I started noting individual names, but after I hit the 20 mark, I figured I would miss someone who definitely deserved credit. Expect several hours of various types of therapy per day. Filling in the gaps are a dedicated team of nurses that make sure your loved one vitals are tracked and correct medicine administered. The nurses all are friendly and care about you or your loved one. My father at 78 years of age came here unable to walk on his own or use his left hand. Two weeks later, he's walking and using his hand. He now has the ability and confidence to get back to living a life of independence. He will have some care initially, but the goal is to minimize the amount of care he gets over time. They have a care coordinator and social worker here on the floor that will actively work out a plan for you and/or loved one. I have heard horror stories about other facilities in the area. Here you can rest easy. When it comes to absolute excellence, this is the place!

I was a patient for physical and occupational therapy following a bike accident a little over 1…read moreyear ago. The staff members were excellent and I was discharged in 1 week after numerous quality sessions to help me continue my rehab from home.

RCS is an awesome place to work and is supportive. The Foster Care team is amazing and I am so…read morelucky to be able to work with them! If you have ever thought about doing foster care, RCS is the right place!

My son attended Rebekah residential program for over a year back in 2013. He became very distant…read morewith me over the course of time and full of anger. He is now 23 and just recently told me the horror of living there. On Thanksgiving we could not be together during that time, my father (his grandfather) drove over there to bring him a plate. My son warmed it up and the staff took it from him and threw it in the garbage. My son said he went to his room and just cried. Other times he was thrown to a quiet room and as he had his meltdown the staff would make fun of him. If I could take back time I would and to warn parents of who you are placing in your childs care, especially with a mental illness and to carry future trauma. shame on you whoever you were at the time. If I only knew earlier that these events happened many of you staff would have had an investigation at hand.

Mary is worth her weight in platinum. She brings over 44 years of experience into the OT field. She…read morebrings experience that's non conventional and can't be taught or learned in school. She's genuinely interested in helping children on the spectrum and with SPD. She encourages parent(s) participation, both at her center and at home, for best results. She shares her knowledge from her work experience that you wouldn't know about otherwise or have thought of, such as teaching your child to stack blocks helps trigger the part of the brain that helps them read and understand words more. I didn't think 30 minutes or 45 minutes would amount to much help but her methods are quick, she jumps from one activity to the next to focus on a specific area of learning. Mary is willing to extend her office hours to help children in need of her help. It's very difficult for parents who learn or suspect for the first time that their child may be on the spectrum, searching for high rated OTs on Yelp, you will encounter many are full and don't return calls or place you on a wait list and you never hear from them again. Mary returned my calls within the same evening both times. Most of her reviews discuss auditory help. Reading her website I wasn't clear what OT services she provides. I reached out to her the first time but didn't return her call as I was still trying to figure out myself what my child needed. The second time I reached out, I had a better understanding and wanted to see if she provided those services. It turns out she covers all OT and some physical therapy when working with people. She's been able to help with our child's displeasure in being touched, help with balance, which made her want to swing and slide down the slides, where as before she was afraid of those activities. I believe her activities have also helped our child speak more. Our child has improved leaps and bounds from where she first started off in just a few sessions with Mary. She doesn't require you to download forms and spend hours filling out paperwork. Instead once an appointment is made, you will go into her office the day of the session and you fill out a quick 20 min set of forms. Her office is easy to find and there is ample parking. Her center is well equipped to help any child. I believe even if she does not have room in her schedule, she is willing to speak with you over the phone by listening and helping guide you, the parent. This didn't happen with anyone else I called.

While I did find Mary to be just as knowledgeable and passionate as many other reviewers here,…read moreworking with her didn't turn out to be the best fit for my family. There are a few things that I wish I had known from the beginning, so I thought it might be helpful to share them with other families who are interested in the center: -at this point, fall of 2019, it doesn't seem that there is anyone else working at the center-some reviews mentioned a team of people, so I'm guessing that might have been in years past -because of Mary's delicate immune system, she requested that we cancel sessions if anyone in our family had any signs of illness, such as a runny nose. With my family, this was problematic, as I have a younger son too and work with children in my own work, so we ended up missing quite a few sessions even in the first month -communication about scheduling, superbills, etc can be challenging. Overall, I wish that these issues had not cropped up, as I definitely had the feeling that Mary has a lot to offer her clients and she also can be supportive of parents as well, with parenting tips if they are wanted.

Had to switch mental health service providers for legal reasons. I was referred to FCS. There was a…read morelong wait. While the facility is outdated, I like my new therapist, Frances. I look forward to seeing and working with her!

I don't understand the griping. If you follow the guidelines for coming in and keep your…read moreappointments along with doing what your supposed to be doing everything is fine. Everyone at this place goes out of the way to help their clients. My councelor has gone above and beyond in getting me the resources I require. The groups are great if you participate and are serious about your program.