Being a transportation provider for this company, I have learned and seen the many benefits and…read moreskills they provide for children in need. I have personally seen changes in the kids that I pick up within weeks of coming here. I would definitely recommend this place. Keep up the good work Strive.

From the owner: Specialties ABA Therapy, Autism Treatment, Clinical…read moreServices, In-Home Services, Parent Training, Potty Training Services Autism Treatment Clinic, Behavior Intervention, Behavior Reduction, Counseling Services, Feeding Programs, Fine Motor Skills, Gross Motor Skills, IEP Services, Life Skills Training, Occupational Therapy, Organizational Behavior Management, Parent Training, Preschool ABA Services, Sensory Needs, Speech Therapy

I came here to get help with my depression, anxiety and addiction issues. I I had a rough road…read morewhile I was there but I was treated with nothing but respect and and care for my well-being by all of the staff I really appreciate the work they do. I'm happy to say that since being there I'm still clean from all substances and my depression and anxiety have never been better in my life they figured out the right medication for me I would highly recommend this place. Thank you again for your help behavioral center I couldn't have gotten my life together without you.

My son (14) was discharged from Silver Oaks yesterday. As a parent, you will never feel "good"…read moreabout sending your child to an in-patient facility. But, as a parent of a child struggling with mental health issues, there may be a time where it is absolutely necessary. Due to our location and the timing of available in-patient care, Silver Oaks was really our only option. Reading other Google and Yelp reviews gave us serious reservations about leaving our child here, but I am happy to report that he had a perfectly fine 7 day treatment. These sorts of places are not 5-star resorts. Communication with your child is very limited: There is only one hour of in-person visitation per week. There are only a few opportunities for phone conversations per day (limited to 5-10 minutes per call max) and the child must call out to speak to you, you will not have much luck calling in during the specified phone times. All of this being said, he was safe, well taken care of and received some necessary counseling, group therapy and an adjustment to his meds. This is something that is incredibly hard to accept, but there does come a time in these scenarios when parents can no longer handle the load and need professionals to step in. In response to some other reviews of verbal abuse, lost items or unapproved meds being administered: We had some underwear that was lost by the staff and had to drop more off. That was it. No other issues during his stay. My criticism of Silver Oaks is that there was an inconsistency across the board in terms of which therapist or social worker we would get updates from. It was really whomever was on-staff. This resulted in a lack of continuity and consistency and his treatment likely suffered a bit from this. At discharge, we were handed a stack of papers and the next steps (PHP or IOP) were completely put in our hands to arrange. They made suggestions, but this step was not set into motion by Silver Oaks. As parents in a crisis situation, having a professional's guidance through the next steps in his mental health treatment would have been very valuable. Good luck to you all and god bless.

I use to be the Head of IT for Autism Home Support, Northbrook, IL…read more The worst job I ever accepted!! A good chunk of the office staff including HR all gave notice the same week as me!

Son loves the social playgroup and the therapists. They taught him his phone number and address…read more However that is where the good ends. We get charged for team meetings and there is no logic to their billing.

Where do I even start we are so grateful to have found The Place For Children with Autism. Our son…read morewas going to ABA therapy at another place it was a revolving door he went through about 7 therapist in under a year and we were not seeing much improvement. After coming to the place for children with autism for only two months he is about 80% potty trained and much more responsive when I speak to him. Our son loves everyone at the center and they are so good with him. They send us notifications and pictures of him throughout the day to keep us updated on what he's working on and we love it. I highly recommend The Place For Children with Autism, they are great with our son and have been such a blessing.

amazing company to work for. I have the best BCBA. Very supportive and understanding. Patient and…read morewilling to teach and support.

From the owner: Our ABA therapists are experienced, friendly, and committed to providing the highest quality…read moreat-home ABA therapy in a fun, collaborative environment for your child's optimal development. We accept insurance, have alternative payment options, and offer flexible scheduling. We have no waitlist and will get you started in as little as 72 hours. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us today. We'd love to hear from you."

Cooperate with Blue Cross. Steve Edfors is an extremely…read morecaring therapist who is really easy to talk to and genuinely compassionate. Definitely would recommend!

I am shocked to see all the negative reviews…read more I was inpatient recently, and it had been a long time coming. No one in my family took my issues seriously until I lost control. I was inpatient for 7 days. I was super nervous and uncomfortable at first, but from the moment I walked in back everyone was so nice and caring to me. The groups and the 1 on 1's were really helpful. My doctor saw me twice while I was there, I saw my psychiatrist every day, and the nurses and behavioral staff always checked on me. Groups were also very helpful and I had a ton of supportive people there with me. The only reason I don't give 5 stars was because when I arrived around midnight for my assessment, 3 staff members came to the door and were kind of cold to me. They were the first people I saw when I arrived and the way they acted made me want to turn around and leave, but I decided to stay and it was the best decision I've ever made. If it weren't for linden oaks, I wouldn't be here today, and I mean that.

Okay so I was here for a week let me tell you this place needs to be shut down…read more So first when I got there. I got assessed. And then they make you stripped down to check you for cuts. Then they give you back your clothes. But the staff was just so rude like I get it I wouldn't want your job either but god damn. Then most of the time you have therapy in the morning and then You just sit in your room and do nothing, which makes thoughts a lot worse which caused me to more self harm in there, then all the psychiatrist and therapist are so mean like yeah sorry this is your job but at least you get paid so don't be rude. And I would say the therapies were OK. They were definitely not the best. I feel like the outpatient center in Naperville helped a lot more. Then when you're in your room, all you can do is read in color and journal. Which to me definitely doesn't help with thoughts or urges it makes them a lot worse. Then when I tried to talk to the girl right across from me They at me. Like even when you try to socialize. Then we're not even allowed outside. Winch to me is so f**cked up like it was nice outside. Then when you do have a mental breakdown, nobody cares. They only check on you every 15 minutes. They don't even say anything. So you just have to deal with it. Like THAT IS SO MESSED UP LIKE THIS IS YOUR JOB. Then another part I thought was messed up. Is when someone would freak out and a lot of nurses came into the unit and the police officer. They would just tell everyone go to their room or we where probably all ready there like we were for most of the time which made even more people freak out. Winch caused everyone to freak it out. And fhe staff didn't talk to us or even check on us. Then at night people would be crying or talking really loud and it was just really scary. And low-key pmo. Like we couldn't even close are doors they where wide open. Then if you didn't go to a group or you self harmed in there you couldn't leave unit you had to stay in your room WINCH IS SO MESSED UP LIKE FUCKING HELP US NOT KEEP US IN OUR ROOM. Then girls be warned if your period there the men act like kids they freak out about it like act like the adult you are. Next people there said the meanest shit and the staff would not care like that's how fights happen Just saying... and when my parents would visit me I would beg them to take me home and cry for hours. And finally, when I went home, they saw all self harm on my legs I did in there, my mom has a huge regret of ever sending me there I told my mom this SHE WAS PISSED. And for my people who struggle with addiction the staff don't care they bring zyn in and don't hide it they bring there vapes there like we weren't dumb and didn't know what it is so yeah, Then the worst thing I saw in there was this 12-year-old girl being strapped down to a chair and injected because she was freaking out like OMG NO. And because she ripped paint off the walls like my girly is a queen for that like if you're not gonna give us anything to do that's what you get. .But there's just a lot of other things that I could go on about, but I would just go somewhere else. I still have horrible flash backs from this place.

My 18yr old son was under your care for a couple months. You all reported progress when he was…read moredischarged a week before going to college. My baby died of suicide two weeks after moving into college. You do not provide adequate care and your doctors, including Dr. Prinz think that Ketamine is the answer to everything. You should all be stripped of your licenses. The only person my boy spoke highly of was Gaby (sp.), his therapist. Thank you, Gabi.

I experienced racial trauma and patient favoritism at the hands of Skyway Skokie staff. Another…read morepatient/Caucasian woman and myself/African-American woman had a disagreement. Because the staff is primarily composed of Caucasian women, they responded as Caucasian women usually do, They did not take the time to impartially investigate the situation in its entirety. My trauma reaction was to refuse to leave the room, so the group session could be continued. So the staff decided to move the session to another room and the Caucasian woman agreed to go. This is another white power structure play, the white power structure will favor those who will play their game of feigned-surrender; meaning because I was refusing to give up my seat to another patient and refused to leave the room - I was deemed the problem. I was so triggered I was unable to request tools to help me to calm down. I have experienced over five decades of white supremacy and was in treatment for a myriad of reasons, one of which was workplace bullying at the hands of Caucasian women, so yeah in that moment I struggled to calm down. Eventually I was asked to leave because I yelled and cussed while speaking with one of the medical site directors. I take full responsibility for my yelling and cussing. I wish I did not raise my voice and cuss because treatment should be a safe space for all. Staff needs to address their racism, which plays out in how they treat clients and respond to crisis situations. My previous post was removed by Yelp because they stated it was not detailed. Well here are the deets!

I work for Sarah Steinberg. Of all the Behavior Analysts I have worked with, Sarah is at the top of…read morethe list. She is extremely passionate, personable, professional and has the expertise to change the lives of the children and their families that she works with. I am proud to be an employee with Steinberg Behavior Solutions!

From the owner: ABA evaluation and treatment for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Programs that address…read moreevery aspect of a child's life.