My child has been attending Cortica for various therapies since August and we are really happy with…read morethem. My only complaint is the turnaround my child has had in ABA BTs, but I don't necessarily think that's something that is Corticas fault, it seems like it's something general for the field, at all facilities. My child's Supervising staff has been great to work with. They LOVE their SLP, and they have really been enjoying OT, both of those services don't seem to have as high of a turnover, which is great. I have seen a lot of growth with my child. I think the quality of services is great and I appreciate that we can do everything all at 1 place.

Update: I have now been charged for 10/19 as well by a provider who has never seen my son and only…read morespoke to her to tell her we are no longer patients of Cortica. They continue to say the charges are legit. BBB complaint has been filed and will be following up with CDPH and legal action.

Some employees were friend, some employees help how to improve and trying to pass the RBT. However,…read morethe con Schechuling usually don't respond to the question and they often assign you far location when you weren't aware of.

We bounced around to three different companies before the owner Tiffany came into my life. To say…read moreshe was god sent is an understatement. Her and her team changed our sons life. He said his first words at 3 years old only because of her. I still remember dropping to the floor in tears, finally he said mama. They helped coach my husband and I and taught us to be advocates for our son. I came into the world of ABA scared and left like wonder woman wanting to knock down doors for our son. He is thriving and a happy 8 year old boy and not day goes by we don't think of how far we've come. ABA isn't JUST about your child, it is a family investment and you need experts to give you all the tools to successfully navigate these waters. Couldn't have dont any of this with out this teams. Love you guys!!!!

Parenting for me has been a journey of joy and challenges. One of the biggest puzzles has been…read morenavigating my child's emotions. When I found Inward, I wasn't just looking for help.. I was looking for clarity and hope. From the moment I met Paul, I knew this place was different. He understands not just the science of wellness, but people in general. The facility is welcoming, fun, and the team is compassionate. The approach is thoughtful. If you're a parent searching for answers, I think you should give Inward a visit.

From the owner: Inward Healthcare provides compassionate and comprehensive mental health treatment for teens,…read moreadolescents, and young adults. Our specialized programs are designed to address a range of mental health challenges, fostering healing and growth in a supportive environment.

Don't apply to work here. Apply to other agencies that are more professional that actually show up…read moreon time and not claim u were there when they weren't and you were waiting for them. It's also not right to label someone "unprofessional" when you don't know what they go through. I will apply to other agencies that actually show up on time and not make me wait in front of my computer when I can be doing other things with my time. This office staff a mess.

if you wanna be blown off and have your time wasted for over six months and not even be able to…read morecall and speak to a staff member, especially Vanessa, needs to learn how to speak to people without cutting them off in the middle of their sentence 15 times. Their manager also will magically never be at work and will also magically never call you back. Don't expect them to call you back or have them call back your insurance company or the member liaison for ABA. These people have wasted over six months of my son's time and will never tell me anything or let me speak without cutting me off and magically. Their manager is never at work and when she is at work, you can never call anybody back. CARE quality? Literally wasted over seven months of my son's life. They deserve to go out of business today.

Jen and Marya started working with our son when he was diagnosed at 2. They drove from LA to SD to…read morework with him. We feel they saved his life. He is now thriving in public school. We never dreamed he would be doing this well academically and socially when they started working with him over 5 years ago. They will forever hold a special place in our family.

I have contacted them a couple times in the past month, they said someone will reach out to me but…read moreno response at all.

I honestly love this place! My son has grown! the staff are amazing and help me when I need it…read more They are understanding to both my son's needs and my own. Working with them through this season has been just a blessing 10/10 for sure

My family of 4+ have been working with ABS for almost a year (I think) and I cannot say enough good…read morethings about this company and the amazing individuals who work so hard and selflessly to accommodate and educate families and especially those wonderful, yet demanding children that require there assistance. I have been working with Jeanette and Lindsay closely and affectionately as they have been an integral part in the stability and overall quality of life that I am so, soooo grateful for. If not for them, I know my family would still be struggling to understand our autistic daughter and certainly she would not be the happy, giggly, funny, goofy kid that she is today. Praise to the amazing work that is done every day by caring, inspired and loving individuals who make this world such a beautiful place to enjoy. I have been so blessed and I hope for many more children and families to experience the elation I have.

My son has been receiving ABA services from Acuity for a year now and we are blessed to have their…read morehelp and support. The Office staff are the best. Anakaren, Miriam and Alma have all super helpful is finding availability, cancel or adding sessions and answering any questions you may have. Cynthia will always do her best to help your the billing, authorizations from insurance and answering all your questions. They have all gone above and beyond to help me. Christina is my son case supervisor. She has gone above and beyond to set up his goals and help the therapist in accomplishing them. She even sat in on my son's IEP meeting to show her support for my son and to show his school what Acuity has been working on. She will also join session with the BI's. I can't say enough about Haley. She is my son's BI (Behavioral Intervention). She is big part in my son's continuous improvement. She has helped him so much and continues to help him accomplish milestones every session. She has best patience of any therapist that has worked with my son. She has gone above and beyond and will do so for your child. If your looking for ABA services, you are in the right place with Acuity. Thank you all for your continued help and support for Sebastian.

Amazing The staff so friendly and do lots of activities…read more There is sooo much amazing project

Parents beware, I am a mother of a three-year-old autistic child. We have been very disappointed…read morewith Love 2 Learn consulting company. They lack communication within their own company. Scheduling does not communicate well with the staff. They will tell you one thing and do another. We finally found a BI that worked well with my son. We worked with her for a year and she had connected with my son. He was finally making progress. However, my husband's insurance was terminated. I clearly communicated with Love 2 Learn about our situation. I reached out to OC regional to get funding for sessions immediately. Love 2 Learn told me they would give us two weeks before they would replace the BI with another case. I had funding from OC regional in less than two weeks however, Scheduling did not communicate with the staff and the BI was already removed from our case. This was very disheartening for our family. I did speak with Ruben, after being informed that the BI was no longer on our case. He informed me that most of the time OC regional takes longer than two weeks and that they had miscommunicated inside of their facility. I let him know that I worked my but off to get funding and I even hand-delivered the paperwork to OC regional to get the process going fast faster. I continue to follow up with Love 2 Learn about the process, however they didn't communicate within their company. Ruben, did not offer to give us the BI back even though it was their fault for the miscommunicates. I have the Text messages to prove it. He told us that they have other BI that would work great with my child and they wanted to move his session to the afternoon. I was disappointed, I never asked to move session to the afternoons and my son does better in the morning. Honestly, I had an hard time believing that they had someone better to replace the BI I worked so hard to keep. Autistic children have a hard time connecting with people and when they finally do connect and you just take the connection away it's not easy for them to reconnect with someone else. Prior to this BI We had multiple BI that did not work out. Mostly because of the hight turnover. I've even had to report one of those BI for doing insurance fraud and time clock fraud. After she repeatedly claimed hours and they billed our insurance for dates she was not here. She was terminated from the company after I reported her, but imagine how many times she got away with it before being caught.

Horrible people! Treats everyone different. BCBAs have favorite kiddos. BCBAs and all supervisors…read moreand people in charge seem to have favorite ABA therapists too.

BEWARE. I have never felt so scammed and misled by a company and people who give you the impression…read morethey want to help your child. Being a parent to a child newly diagnosed with severe autism, you're already in a very vulnerable state. ACES was wonderful in the very beginning, showing urgency and the indication they wanted to help. They got us an evaluation quickly and they wanted to start services as soon as possible. One of the first correspondence we got was something along the lines of, great news! Your insurance approved the referral so you're covered. We quickly learned that their staff who was available right away to work with our daughter, was actually a brand new employee. Our first session, we showed up to their Long Beach location and had to park in some sketchy used car lot next-door. I had to walk with my autistic child as well as my baby along the busy street to get to the facility which already made me uncomfortable as it's not the best area. When we got there, the therapist was there who looked like she had just rolled out of bed. The supervisor was there and was meeting this employee for the first time and was explaining how to do certain things, which made me so uneasy. I was also horrified she showed up to her first day to this company looking completely unprofessional. I felt so uncomfortable and I refused to leave my three-year-old alone with her and ended up taking her home. I expressed my concerns and I was assured by our supervisor, Irma, that my concerns were heard and they would find me someone else. They did find another therapist to do in-home therapy with us and she was very kind, although again, very new and inexperienced as well. There were many times the supervisor asked if she could attend the sessions at our home and of course I agreed not thinking anything of it. Often times it felt like she was training the employee right in front of me which I couldn't stand. There's nothing worse than feeling like someone who is supposed to be a professional is not familiar with the case, right in front of you. We were putting our child's health and medical diagnosis in the hands of someone who had little to no experience and that alone was very concerning. There were many times the supervisor, Irma would be in our home and she would casually ask, "would you mind doing some parent training? It's just a few questions". Of course I agreed because I would do whatever I could to help my child and if there was something she could provide me with like more education, why would I not take whatever she could give me. It was always very casual just a few questions that were typically pretty obvious like "the behavior Your child is doing, Do you think that's because of this, that, or this?" It was typically very obvious stuff that I had already known but I wanted to be polite so I entertained the "education". The supervisor maybe came to our home a total of 12 times. Well, you can imagine my surprise when after 6 or so months of services we get a hefty bill in the mail. Describing that every time we had sessions, which at one point was three days a week, we were being charged a co-pay of $30. PER SESSION. That was complete news to us of course and the fact that they waited months to give us a bill was unacceptable. We were clients of regional center and they would have covered any expenses we accrued had we known, but because so much time had passed they were unable to help us. On top of that, and this is where the really disgusting part comes in, every time that supervisor Irma casually asked me if she could provide me with some extra education or "parent training", we got CHARGED. On top of the costs per session, we also got charged $30 every single time the supervisor was here. I believe our bill is $1400 and I absolutely REFUSE pay them a penny when this all could have been avoided. Not only would we have ever agreed to this company had I known we would be paying $30 a session for a mediocre therapist who was brand new and basically still in training, but there's no way we would've ever agreed to paying for a couple of questions ("parent training") that provided little to no information and certainly not worth an additional $30 per time. The Billing representative who has called me said that I am not the first parent to tell her that this has happened as far as hidden fees and miscommunication and to me that shows that there is a serious problem with communication and transparency. They get you in the door and they are completely deceiving and they take advantage of parents who are desperate to help their child. I would never ever recommend this company and would encourage anyone looking into services make sure you ask all of your questions beforehand. Copays and how long the therapist has been employed for starters.

I was super impressed when we took a tour of the preschool portion of SLDC. The campus is really…read morehuge and looks like a regular school. But this school really helps kids from infants to their adulthood with learning disabilities. The preschool, in particular, is for everyone. What is really helpful, they use the same helpful techniques for children with learning disabilities in their curriculum. It is like equipping the teachers with super learning powers. It is really to accelerate the learning process. I love how diverse the students who attend this school and teacher ratio is amazing. You have the option of sending your child in for 2xs or 3xs or 4xs or the full the week. The cost to send your child there is extremely reasonable. I was so surprised! Their school schedule is like Centralia's school schedule and has summer school as an option. The only reason why my son has not enrolled yet is my son is receiving certain services from our insurance that is practically the whole day. Once those services go away, we certainly enroll him. I would just schedule a tour and once you go on it, you will be thrilled and ensured that you want your child to attend their preschool program. Oh yeah, their OT class gym is amazing. You should ask for it when you go on the tour to check it out.

Love this place. My daughter is 6 and was only getting 30 mins at Providence but they got ins to…read moreapprove 45 min sessions here. Very happy here.