So this will be a second review of gingerly therapy. My last review was about Gingerly as a whole…read moreand one of my son's therapists' name Tara. Gingerly has two therapists system. This is great, so my son will always have someone he could be familiar with , and clearly, people need time off, and I think it's fantastic. I remember when my son had his interview, and they said that to me, I was relieved. I was even telling my wife, before they interview how I wonder what happens if the therapist is sick? do they have someone who kinda floats around? So I am glad they have this. So, speaking of the secondary therapist. My son's other therapist is named Tracy. Tracy, now does my home visit, and she also does work with my son during the week at the center. I think a good word to describe her is authentic. She is down to earth, professional, but also pretty personable. I dont think I need to go into her background because clearly you have to be pretty intelligent to go to school and get this certification. She is great with my son. My son is very comfortable around. I want to say maybe about every two weeks I see something new in my son's behavior in a positive way. I mean, a lot of what is done is repeated, reinforced and intentional and clearly works. Let's be honest. Dealing with children is not a job for everybody. It takes a certain type of person not only to deal with children but a special needs child. I appreciate everything she does. We are lucky to have her on this team. So thank you, Tracy. I think I need to give a shout out to one other person. He may not think it's a big deal, but the fact he clearly doesn't have the attitude " That not my job". Now, granted, maybe it is part of his job, and I dont know it lol. So Steve is always on the computer from what I can see. The behind the scenes type of position. He will get up to get my son from me if the therapist isn't available right that second. Granted, the therapist is there 90% percent of the time. The other 10% is not their fault. I am 90% late all the time. So Steve is always willing to help get my son. I thought he should get some kind of recognition for his kindness.

Unfortunately, our experience with Gingerly was not a good one. In all fairness they have some…read morewonderful RBTs, it is the mismanagement that is the problem. About a month into working with them the owner called me to inform me that she had emailed another client my son's filled out paperwork. She had sent a huge packet with all of my son's protected information including ours to a total stranger. This is a violation of his HIPPA rights. She assured me that the person she emailed our information to was nice and they could probably be trusted not to steal our identities. Apparently, our son's filled-out packet was in the wrong folder on her computer. Unprofessional. Incompetent.  Despite this, I agreed to continue services without pursuing legal action because my son liked his RBT. After that, it was nothing but continued breakdowns in communication by a company that was not prepared. In the beginning, things seemed promising. Then they cut back his hours and said it was temporary and that once they hired someone he would get the time back. When they hired someone they still kept those days away from my son and threw the new girl into working with him. Thankfully she turned out to be nice but it was still wrong to take away the RBT he was comfortable with. Especially after saying they wouldn't. They gave me the reasoning that my son is not as bad as some of the other kids. You don't tell a child with autism one thing and then deliver another. Anyhow, accepted this situation and chose to just move on due to his attachment to his original RBT. For like a month or two, we settled into this new routine with both RBTs that allowed my son to get comfortable again before pulling the rug out from under him once more. In the last few months of service, there was a constant changing of schedules with no prior notice. The worst example? I was given a new schedule only to have it completely changed 8 days later. In the beginning, I was told the sessions would be 4 or 5 hours. In the end, he had days that were only 2 1/2 hours. My son told me on more than one occasion that his RBT was late or left early. When you ask them why things are changing, you will be given a lot of excuses. For example, I was told that the last round of cutting hours would work better to prevent them from coming and going while class was in session. It was a lie. I looked at the schedule and it did not match up. Faced with the difficult position of deciding to find a new company and start all over or just grin and bear it through the chaos, I chose to move on with a new company.  In the end, It just felt like they didn't care about my son. Case in point, I requested a gradual step down of services for the last 4 weeks of school to give him time to adjust. The owner refused and made the decision to abruptly cut off his service adding final insult to injury. Further illustrating, I feel,  how little she cares about the needs of the children under her "care." It just felt so petty and vindictive. Why punish my son for my decision to leave Gingerly? In good faith, I let them know we were moving on and thought they would work with me in slowing down the service. So much for "gingerly" care. I just can't fathom how someone could be so cruel to a child with disabilities. Her decision tells me I made the right choice in leaving the company. The only expectations I had going in were the expectations they set from the beginning. They couldn't even live up to them. My poor son was beside himself with grief. He spent a lot of time just crying. He still tells me he misses his RBTs. Putting my son through that was so unnecessary and just mean and spiteful. I was told several times that stepping down was always a possibility. I guess that was a lie as well. This experience hurt my son. These were supposed to be people he could trust. They failed him. Children with autism need compassion, stability, and predictability This ain't it.

Dr. Tedoff and his staff create a warm, welcoming, and highly professional environment. I was…read moreespecially impressed by the way the paraprofessionals interacted with clients--with genuine grace, patience, kindness, and respect. The team demonstrates a strong commitment to ABA ethics while effectively implementing evidence-based treatment strategies. It is clear that client care is a top priority, and the positive culture within the clinic reflects that commitment. Professionals in the ABA field would be proud to be associated with an organization that upholds such high standards of compassion, integrity, and clinical excellence. Highly recommended.

Great service and clean clinic. Staff is super nice and experienced. Everyone seems like they care…read moreand they do a great job. Highly recommend this service to anyone looking for ABA therapy in Vegas.

We first reached out to this provider in December 2024, and finally got our initial appointment on…read moreJanuary 21, 2025. At that visit, we were told they would arrange in-home ABA therapy for our son. For the next seven months, there was no proactive follow-up or clear communication. I was always the one calling or checking in. Each time, we were told to "wait." In July 2025, an employee admitted they were having difficulty finding a therapist and said she would reach out to other facilities for help. After nearly a year of waiting, on August 26, 2025, they informed us that they do not have the capability to find us a therapist and suggested that we start over and contact other providers ourselves. This means we lost almost an entire year of critical therapy time for our child during a window when early intervention matters most. The lack of follow-through and communication has been extremely disappointing and irresponsible. Parents, please go elsewhere if you want an ABA provider who truly cares about your child's wellbeing and respects your family's time. I would give zero star if I could. P.S. to your reply I feel like you kept giving us excuses. In the beginning, you told us the wait time would be three months. At no point did you tell us that you were not capable of finding an in-home ABA therapist. From the very start, we made it clear that clinic sessions were not an option because our child goes to school during the day. You kept reassuring us that we were first in line for a therapist when one became available, which gave us false hope. I don't understand why you weren't honest from the beginning that you didn't have the ability to provide one. If you had told us the truth, I would have sought help elsewhere. Instead, you wasted my son's precious time--time he could have been receiving therapy. I am beyond disappointed and have completely given up on this therapy center. Please do not give parents false hope.

The amount of patient and thought that the employees pour into their learners is tremendous. The…read moreamount of care and effort they consistently provide my little learner is incredible and I am so grateful! ABA has changed my life and the life of my family. It is always a sweet surprise to bring them home with their group artwork and hear about the fun group activities! Thank you Blue Whale ABA.

To make a long story short: First, my daughter was attacked while under the care of these…read moreindividuals. Second, they are intentionally unclear, vague, and deceitful. My three-year-old daughter has been enrolled in this ABA therapy program since March 2024. Today, she was attacked in the clinic by another client--a client who, based on the location of my child's scars, is much bigger and/or older than her. This attack occurred at 12:45 PM, yet they chose not to inform us until 2:18 PM. Instead of calling, they texted. A situation like this warranted a phone call, not a text. They downplayed the severity, repeatedly calling it "little" and claiming they wanted to notify us "as soon as possible." Yet, it took them nearly two hours--via text--because they knew we would have picked her up early, costing them billable hours. Upon arriving, the director, Veronica, didn't greet me. Instead, she immediately launched into her version of the incident--one that contradicted both the text and the written report. The text said another client scratched my daughter's face. The report said she approached the client to share an item, and the client blocked her. But Veronica claimed my daughter tried to take a book, and the child pushed her away. If that were true, she wouldn't have multiple face scratches. Of course, they refuse to show me footage--because it's a lie. The male BCBA, Kioni, was supposedly supervising multiple clients and RBTs at once. The text claimed the RBT couldn't stop it in time, but in reality, the RBT wasn't even present. My daughter simply wasn't being supervised properly. To make matters worse, Veronica told me five different times, in five different ways, that it was my child's fault. My daughter is mild-mannered. Staff have repeatedly praised her for being calm, easy to work with, and affectionate. So no, my child was not the problem. The lack of control, erratic behavior of another client, and improper supervision were the real issues. Other serious concerns: *We EXPLICITLY told ABCS that under no circumstances should my daughter be under male supervision. They assured us this would never happen. Yet today, a male BCBA was watching her while her female RBT was on break. How many times has this happened? Their lies and deceit sicken me. *In December 2024, my daughter had a bald patch at the nape of her neck, as if someone had pulled her braids. She does not pull her hair, nor does her sister. The only time she's around other kids is at ABA. Yet when we asked, they all denied witnessing anything. My guess? Another child pulled her hair, but because there was no visible evidence to them at the time, they didn't report it. *In January 2025, we were told my daughter would be assigned a new RBT, Ariana. But several times at drop off we noticed a different person. When we asked, Ariana said, "Oh, I'm just helping them since -she- is easy to train with." That still made it seem like Ariana was her RBT but training others using my child. Weeks later, after pressing them, they admitted my daughter had actually not had a dedicated RBT for weeks. Why lie instead of being honest? *They accused us of being late to pick-up multiple times, recording us as 15 minutes late when my text receipts prove otherwise. They bill in 15-minute increments, rounding up after seven minutes. Even with that policy, it doesn't add up. Were we ever late? Yes. But not to the extent they claimed. Meanwhile, RBTs frequently canceled last minute without consequences. One mother, who relied on the bus, received the same threatening tardy letters we did. But staff can come and go as they please. *We asked if my daughter's other therapists (OT and ST) could provide services at the clinic for comprehensive care. Instead of prioritizing my child's needs, they prioritized billable hours and dodged giving us a straight answer for a full year. For months, we considered pulling our daughter out due to ongoing issues and feeling she wasn't receiving all the therapy she needed. But we stayed, holding on to hope. Even when the BCBA who originally recommended this clinic pulled her own kids out, we stayed. There's no telling what has happened to my child behind closed doors. But never again. I urge others to look elsewhere.

Our kid attended ABCS for over two years. At first we were nervous and didn't know what to expect…read more Literally 3 days after attending Keone showed our daughter how to hold her own spoon! We were shocked. That was one of the many milestones she achieved. If you are lucky enough to have options, don't think about it twice, ABCS is the way to go. The facility is always clean, the staff are extremely friendly and they make the kiddos feel right at home. It was a tearful goodbye now that my daughter is onto Kinder. A big thanks to all the Staff who helped our daughter (you know who you are). We are forever grateful!

Wonderful Company!! Compassionate and have always gone the extra mile for my family. Have been…read morepatient for many years

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. I strongly advise all parents to avoid this center…read more My son has Fragile X syndrome and has been receiving therapy since he was three years old. We had never experienced problems with any therapy center until this place. We decided to transfer him here because, after five years at his previous center, we felt he was not making enough progress with his learning. Getting into this location took months because of the waiting list. We carefully planned the transition so our son would never have to go without therapy. After completing the entire evaluation process and being approved, our son finally started therapy. After only two weeks, they discontinued his services, claiming that he was violent. The reason was that, on two separate occasions, he pulled the hair of two different therapists. Both incidents happened while his mother was present, lasted only a few seconds, and did not result in any physical injury. During the evaluation, we specifically explained that our son may pull hair when he becomes stressed and that the therapists should be aware of this and take appropriate precautions. We were told that it would not be a problem and that parents should participate in the sessions to help him adapt. What makes us especially angry is that they accepted him after the evaluation and then gave him only two weeks to adapt before ending his therapy. They did not give him a real opportunity to adjust or get to know him. Personally, I feel that this system has become too much of a business. There are too many children who need therapy and too few therapists available, and it seems that some centers can afford to choose the patients they consider easier to work with. Meanwhile, the children who truly need these services are left out and end up back on waiting lists. Our son has now been without therapy for more than a year and remains on waiting lists, with no idea when he will be able to start again. He has also just turned 13, which is an especially important stage for his development and learning. For a child who depends on therapy, losing more than a year of treatment is devastating and represents a setback that could have been avoided. Children with developmental disabilities can have challenging behaviors, and I believe professionals who work in this field should be prepared to handle these situations safely and professionally. This experience has left us extremely frustrated and disappointed. We are even considering moving to another state where we can find better services and professionals who are prepared and willing to work with children like our son. I do not recommend this center to parents looking for therapy and support for their children. I also want to encourage parents to get into the habit of leaving honest reviews about therapy centers. Sharing our experiences helps other parents make informed decisions and avoid wasting valuable time at places that may not be able to meet the needs of their children.

Great location and amazing stuff! My daughter loves this place. The therapist is very kind and easy…read moreto communicate with. And the facility is nice and calming

Really nice place, it did take a bit to place an appointment but after it being placed I was good…read moreto go. I'd recommend especially if you live bearby

Dr Faisal Suba, psychiatrist from Alliance Mental Health Services is very attentive, friendly,…read morelistening with my long time anxiety and depression. My first visit with Dr Suba is amazing am glad i made an appnt talked about my mental that's causes headaches, irritable n anger on my daily issues! Dr Suba's is knowledgeable, professional and helpful. I recommend Dr F Suba to all. He's the best psychiatrist. Thank you Dr Suba, residents MD under him also the staff's are friendly.. Thanks to all, May Granada Sept 4, 2026

Each appt is limited to 15 minutes then the provider has to go on to the next patient. Is that how…read moremental healthcare should be treated? Personally, I have severe depression and insomnia while I was going to ALLIANCE MENTAL HEALTH, unfortunately their treatment WAS NEVER HELPFUL. I didn't know why until I finally found a GREAT PSYCHIATRIST Who is an actual MD! He began spending time listening to me. I actually felt heard for the first time in many years. These mid-level providers who mostly are NP or PA's at Alliance are not able to prescribe various medications because they operate under a blanket policy plus they don't have the expertise to provide the necessary diagnosis in most cases and they're fearful of making mistakes. I had one particular provider say I wasn't being truthful about a prescription he said he would call in but then he denied he ever said that! That was enough for me to leave their services! Good thing because I may have still been there! Shame on him for putting me on the spot like that! Thankfully I am finished with Alliance Mental Health Care for good!

My son has been coming here the last few months for speech and we have been loving it! All of the…read morespeech pathologists we have had have been phenomenal. The facility is always very clean and tidy. Front desk is very kind and attentive. Medicaid fully covers our visits which is huge! I know it has only been a few months but I do notice his speech is making some great improvements! Highly recommend Janae specifically, although as I said all the therapists we have seen are amazing.

1 Star - A Disappointing and Demeaning Experience for a Child Who Deserves Better…read more What happened to my daughter and me at SpeakEasy Therapy demands to be addressed--not just as a parent, but as a professional who understands how healthcare systems should work. Let's start with the facts: My daughter was removed from the OT schedule due to attendance. Fair enough--we missed sessions. But the way this was communicated was profoundly unprofessional and downright disrespectful. I mistakenly mixed up our appointment time by an hour and showed up late. As I stood at the front counter, the scheduler texted me that we had been removed from the schedule--while I was literally standing right there. That's how they chose to deliver the news: through a passive-aggressive text message instead of a face-to-face conversation or even a private call. To make it worse, the front desk assistant casually stated that "even her therapist said attendance had been an issue," making it very clear there were internal discussions happening about my daughter without including me--the parent responsible for her care. If there were concerns, why not reach out sooner? Why wasn't I looped in to collaborate on a solution? Then came the whiplash: I was offered a spot the very next day, but no one told me the therapist had changed. Nova, my daughter, excitedly walked in and was completely ignored by the new therapist--who walked right by us like we didn't exist. That's not just poor communication--that's harmful for a 6-year-old child who needs connection, routine, and support to thrive. At this point, I requested a copy of our attendance records and asked for the corporate contact info. Suddenly, the manager, Quintana, got on the phone--a bit late to "manage," if you ask me. I made it clear I hadn't asked to speak with her, told her I'd follow up on my own, and ended the call politely. Those records never came. When I followed up through the main records office, I learned they didn't even have my correct email on file. How are families supposed to access care when your systems are this sloppy? I asked multiple times for a copy of the attendance policy. I was told to call the clinic. I did. They told me to call the scheduler. So, which is it? At that point, it felt like everyone was dodging accountability. Two weeks later, I finally received the original policy--which we had agreed to. I accept that we violated the policy--but there are a million more professional and compassionate ways to address it, especially when the child in question is neurodivergent and trying to access critical therapy services. After a month of being bounced around, I found a voicemail from a man named Michael--maybe a regional director or owner? I called him back and cried on the phone explaining the trauma and hardship we've endured over the past year, only to be met with a few sympathetic words and...nothing. No follow-up. No support. No restoration of services. Just radio silence. Entire summer: wasted. No therapy, no resolution, no accountability. My daughter was punished for my scheduling mistake, and our entire family paid the price. SpeakEasy, if you truly value children and families, then treat them like partners--not problems. If you're going to make administrative decisions that affect a child's therapy, you must communicate them in a human, respectful, and compassionate way. You failed my daughter. You failed me. And your system failed itself. Parents: be cautious. If your child needs consistency, empathy, and professional care, this is not the place.