We have been working with PediaSpeech for a little under a year and absolutely love it! Kayla is…read morephenomenal. We have seen such an improvement in Logans speech development. Each session is really fun and engaging!

My son saw Kayla for over a year and a half. When he began, he had significant articulation and…read moresyntax issues. Now his speech is within normal range, with no noticeable issues at all. Kayla made each session fun and kept him engaged. She did a wonderful job! I highly recommend her and PediaSpeech to anyone looking for an SLP.

I am very impressed with this wonderful school. I moved my daughter mid-March and wish I had done…read moreit sooner! We were especially happy to have Miss Jacqueline. We knew her from the previous school we attended and were thrilled to have her back. My daughter used to say she was "nervous" about coming to school, and none of the kids liked her. The Goddard was so welcoming, and she made friends right away. I am so grateful for all the teachers and directors. 12/10

prepare for your child to come home dirty mistreated and slashed on their faces. They pretend when…read moreyou drop your child off . Your child will get head hits as a infant and they will call it a accident

Kellen and his team have done an amazing job with our 3 and 2 year old, providing proactive…read moreupdates, keeping us informed of any changes relating to COVID and showing educational and developmental progress for our kids. We appreciate everything they do, and recommend to our friends.

Today was my daughters first day and we had an awesome experience. Jessica made us feel welcomed at…read morethe door. She was very nice to my daughter and got down on her level to explain how everything works. Ms. Kate was awesome and they had a welcome sign on the door specifically for my daughter with her name on it! She fit right in and I've already received a call with a positive update and photos! This was a great first impression and I'm excited for the rest of the year!

I had a conversation with the Practice Administrator and decided to take my child elsewhere. She…read morewas very cold and showed zero compassion for our situation. Very disappointed as I do know they have some great therapists.

I sent an email to Dr. Nassar explaining my symptoms and asking if she had ever treated a case of…read moreocd/anxiety like mine and if she thought she could help me. She replied by simply saying she had cc'ed her office manager, who could answer my questions and schedule me for a session with Dr. Nassar. For anyone with intense daily anxiety, time is very important. We need help from the hell in our minds asap. Dr. Nassar seems to be another example of a, "pay me first and then I'll tell you if I can potentially help you" psychologist. With that mind set, those if us on the edge and needing help will just have to go through several first visits with several psychologist and tell our story and explain our symptoms several times and pay several hundreds of dollars in the meantime. And if you're like me, there are times you have laid in bed in the deepest of anxiety hells, contemplating pulling the trigger just to escape the intense fear in your head. The clock may be running out on people like you and me. We don't have time for psychologist that won't simply say, "yes, I've seen this before and I believe I can help. I'll have my office manager contact you." Hang in there. There are good psychologist out there. And we'll find them. I hope.

As a grandmother, I am outraged by what happened to my grandson at Pathways in Johns Creek. A child…read morewas seriously injured while in their care, and instead of taking full responsibility, our family believes there were attempts to downplay or cover up what happened. I would never recommend this facility to anyone who cares about the safety and well-being of their child. Parents and grandparents deserve to know exactly who they are trusting with their children. Do your own research, ask questions, and demand to see what really happened--not just what the facility tells you. And please do not assume that all those five-star reviews tell the whole story. Our family's experience has been completely different. When it comes to children's safety, there is no room for recklessness, negligence, or excuses. Protect your children--look elsewhere

Short Review: Serves those with Autism and similar diagnoses through 1:1 ABA therapy, toilet…read moretraining, social skills, and parent training. Great place. Kind staff. Quiet. Large, clean facility equipped with all the supplies you could need for therapy with Autism. Plenty of parking. Serves patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder from preschool age to adulthood. They also provide professional development training for school staff. This training is specific to each school district. Phone: (678)691-2206 Email: Intake@pathwaysbehavior.com My Experience I took C to the Sandy Springs location for ABA Therapy. This was C's first appointment so we got a tour of the facility. There are two levels with classrooms, assessment rooms, and play areas. Each classroom and play area is set up for a specific age group. After the tour we went into an assessment room where the therapist, Katie, asked both of us questions about C, then C went with a PCA for a session of peer support. There weren't any other kids C's age so two PCAs played peer roles to work on social skills. I answered questions with Katie and filled out a questionnaire about behaviors that C may exhibit. C had another hour of evaluation when I finished so I waited outside. C usually finishes therapy appointments mentally drained and ready to sleep but she enjoyed this session. The lighting soft and it was pretty quiet, so C wasn't set off by lights or sounds. Covid Precautions Masks are required and worn by all staff. Masks, hand sanitizer, and device wipes are available at the reception desk. I saw no one in the waiting area while going in or leaving so they may be staggering appointments to keep distance. Facility There are four locations: Marietta, Sandy Springs, McDonough, and Alpharetta (Johns Creek). This appointment was at the Sandy Springs location, which is pretty spacious. In the waiting area are some individual sofa seats, a tall table with four chairs, and a kid table. Just off the waiting room is a gender neutral bathroom with step stools, baby wipes, diaper disposal, gloves, and baby wipes. Patient bathrooms are closer to classrooms. There are a few classrooms set up by age or purpose. There's a teen room with video games, a preschool play area with a toddler slide, a gym area with mats and other toys, and a room where patients where patients work on social skills in group therapy. They have a kitchen where older patients work on life skills like preparing food. Only two handicap parking spaces but reserved spaces right at the front door, and more along the side of the building. There isn't much of a walk from wherever you park. About Pathways Pathways offers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to those preschool age-adulthood who have a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, or another related disorder. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst creates a treatment plan to be carried out in 1:1 therapy with a behavior therapist. Clients come in about three days a week and attend their regular school on the other two days. Accepted Insurances: *Aetna *Ambetter *Blue Cross Blue Shield/Anthem *Beacon Health Options *Cigna *ComPsych *Humana Behavioral *Magellan *United Behavioral Health/Optum *Tricare *Georgia Medicaid (Amerigroup, Caresource, Peach State, and WellCare I'll update this as we get further into therapy.

This place saved my life. I went in not knowing where I would end up, I didn't believe I was going…read moreto get better or improve my life. My therapists were always there to help me, and the RC Todd was by far my favorite, I have never had anyone check up on me like he did, to make sure I had a good day, a good week, month, he was always kind and not just to me but to everyone. He stuck to the rules, followed orders, and was respectful in every conversation. I want to thank him for everything he did and I credit my journey to him, my therapists, and friends and family. The adolescent program was absolutely perfect. If you ever are thinking of hurting yourself please ask for help, this place saved my life. And if Skyland Trail reads this, please personally thank Todd. He was my favorite employee there. Made my days brighter.

The cost is prohibitive for individuals with mental health conditions who lack insurance coverage…read more Additionally, government insurance plans are not accepted.

We found this school several years ago and have had one child graduate through their pre-K program…read moreand move onto kindergarten, as well as a child currently attending in their two year old classroom. The teachers and the staff are really special and we have always felt really good about our decision to leave our little ones with them. There are a lot of fun events hosted by the school each year, as well as some really fun offerings for after school enrichment as well. Would definitely recommend MDO to anyone looking for a great preschool!

This is such a sweet school with wonderful teachers and staff. They have so many fun activities and…read morethe small classes are a huge plus for us.

I want to start off by recognizing that Goddard Chamblee has some amazing people on staff. I want…read moreto thank those people for doing their best to give my child a good experience. After ~2 years, I would say that I have been satisfied with my experience about 50% of the time enrolled and I am exploring new options for my children. Reasoning follows: 1. Staffing: constant turnover and short staffing lead inadequate teacher:child ratios. You will end up dropping off/picking up your child from different rooms and different faces frequently. Administration will not communicate staffing changes and deceptively leave up pictures of former staff on classroom boards. 2. Cleanliness: the 1-2 year old classroom has glue coming through the floorboards. It has been 6 months since first reported with no remedy. Do you want your kids crawling on this floor? (See picture). If you open the refrigerators or look in drawers or cabinets, you will be disgusted. Too many of the toys and books in the rooms are in very poor condition. 3. Learning Environment: It is difficult to provide a consistently rich learning environment when constantly short staffed and rotating through new faces. 4. Owner: She is rarely present except for when she is asking you for more money for one of her charitable tax write off initiatives.

In February of this year, my son was enrolled in a different school. During his first week, he got…read moresick, and truly never got better. After two months attending, we found out his hearing was temporarily affected from the fluid in his ears and he was scheduled for tubes surgery. Unfortunately because of the sickness, he only spent two full weeks in school out of the two months period. Before the tubes were even put into place, my son was kicked out of the school with teachers claiming he was possibly autistic and more than they could handle. I came to Goddard Chamblee with paperwork in hand that the previous school handed me with my tail tucked between my legs also terrified that they would agree and turn my son away. After a quick discussion and a glance at the paperwork, they agreed that no child should ever be left behind and that the previous school didn't even give my son a chance. My son has now been enrolled at Goddard Chamblee for two months and has hit more milestones and thriving more than he ever has anywhere else. The teachers are so loving, nurturing, and patient. They work with my son to ensure he's truly a part of the class and I can tell they genuinely care about him. Words cannot express how thankful I am for Goddard Chamblee. And special shoutout to Ms. Wendy who truly makes his classroom seem like home.