My son Matthew was diagnosed with Auditory Precessing Disorder at the end of 2nd grade, in 3rd…read moregrade he got an IEP. The IEP helped but it still wasn't enough. I finally found Ms. Bette when Matthew was in the 4th grade and she has made a profound difference in Matthew's ability to learn and comprehend. And now in 8th grade he made the Honor Roll. I'm so proud of him! There are not enough words to express my gratitude to Ms. Bette. So for now, a simple, Thank You!

The world is cruel to those who are unable to communicate. Most people rely on being able to speak…read moreso heavily that the thought of not having that ability is unfathomable to them. Communication is an essential part of what makes us successful as human beings. Imagine, then, the shock a parent must feel when they learn that their baby has a learning disability; when they learn that their son or daughter was born with a birth defect, or suffers complications from trauma in the womb. Imagine seeing the future of that child evaporating as each day passes where traditional special education leaves little impact. Imagine how helpless you would feel as your child is unable to learn. Mrs. DeFusco has a gift -- not simply a gift of teaching, but a gift of learning. When she meets with her students, she doesn't relegate herself to merely assigning exercises and delivering scores, she studies the behavior of her students. She looks for the patterns of engagement. She identifies enthusiasm and cooperation in whatever way the child manifests it, and when she discovers the key to their incentive it becomes the force behind her sessions. Mrs. DeFusco is not an impartial educator; her tenacity, patience, and warmth, combined with the investment she collects from the parent, are the foundation of raising a savant. I was a student of Mrs. Bette almost thirty years ago. She is, without a single doubt, the person responsible for giving me the tools to begin the path of learning. Because of her brilliant skill and my parents' devotion to my progress, I have gone on to graduate college in the field of my passion, graphic design. My words have been published by the Huffington Post and my art has been published in books on digital design. I am an award-winning trainer, tutoring thousands of people during my eight years working for Apple, and have led public speaking events. I am happily married to the love of my life and enjoy the professional enrichment of my work as an administrator for Princeton University. This is the mark of success: the feeling that I have made it to a place of contentment and prosperity, none of which would have been possible to achieve had it not been for the afternoons I spent with Mrs. Bette.

I can't say enough good things about Allcare, their therapists and their staff. They are so…read moreprofessional, patient, and just KIND. Things can get frustrating when dealing with insurance, Jill their administer, was absolutely wonderful. She handled the issues and Me (lol) so graciously. Emotions run high when it comes to your children, she was so sympathetic. Highly recommend Allcare!!

The therapists at AllCare have been absolutely wonderful with my (now) 5 year old daughter. Even…read moreduring COVID, she successfully received tele-therapy for feeding (OT) and speech. Both therapists are knowledgeable, kind, and FUN! She enthusiastically looks forward to every session. The owners of AllCare are hands on too and heavily involved with day to day management of the practice which shows.

My 9 year-old son has been a patient of Shira Kirsh for almost a year to deal with a speech issue…read moreand she has done a phenomenal job. She is very patient and extremely hands on. She gets the parents involved from the very beginning and has also proven to be excellent when you have two working parents who need to change the day/time of appointments. She does a very comprehensive assessment of your child before she suggests treatment and creates a realistic plan of attack; she is not rigid and is always open to making changes if something else can work. We love working with her. L.W., Long Branch, New Jersey

From the owner: New Jersey Hearing & Tinnitus Center has served Monmouth, Ocean, and Middlesex, for several years…read more We offer a full range of diagnostic and preventative hearing healthcare professional services, including hearing aid screening, evaluations, hearing aids sales and rehabilitative and preventative counseling. We are dedicated to keeping abreast of the latest improvements in technological advancements in the hearing industry and are committed to offering the most current options to our patients.

After spending a month in the hospital with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome and losing 40 LBS,…read moreI had to go to Kessler for rehab. They got me back to where I needed to be. Jaro and Gabby were great. I left there with my lower body strength at almost 100% and I also got my balance back. The entire staff was friendly and the atmosphere was positive.

I gave my honest feedback, not knowing that I was going to be aggressively confronted by an…read moreobviously angered manager, Abby. She berated at me in front of other clients as though I was an infant about the effects of my review and how they reflected badly on her and everyone else. She told me how Gabby was fresh out of school, etc etc. Giving excuses for her and undermining my experience. Ericka in the front made fun of me to the kid running the hand therapy, like two immature kids, because I put a smiley face next to my name at sign in. She got up with the clip board walked it over to show him... He said, "What the hell is she smiling at?" I was bullied inadvertently and it was sad because Alana and Rebecca were amazing and I'd like to think they didn't join in this bullying. Please ask them about this though. Please feel free to call me so I can further elaborate.