My 2 yr old son was seen by Becca and Courtney for separation anxiety for several months. We loved…read morework with both of them and could not be happier with how much he has improved. Our families noticed a change in his behavior and were happy to see him less clingy. We worked with them in and out of the office and that was so helpful when we had questions and needed more help at home. They offered solutions and prompt responses via email and guided us on how we can help me at home. Separation anxiety is not only challenging for the child but, IMO also for parents esp. moms, or whoever spends the most time with the child. In this case it was me, and I def. learned a lot in terms of how to help him during those transitional phases although they were hard for me but Becca and Courtney's guidance put me to ease and helped us incredibly! All the staff on site is helpful and always willing to help! I would recommend this location for anyone seeking therapy services for their kids.

When you let your child go with someone for an hour or two a week, you want to have confidence that…read moreyou are putting them in the right hands. This is something I've never had to worry about with Emily (OT) and Ginger (Speech) at Southeastern Therapy for Kids (Near West End location). I have taken my 3 y/o son here for the last month or so and couldn't be more impressed. My son started seeing Emily for OT and is already making process with sensory-related tasks/eating. It's been incredible to be able to see changes already. In addition, my son recently started with Ginger to help further his progress in oral muscle development and speech. I have no doubt about the progress we will soon be seeing from his work with Ginger as well. What makes Southeastern Therapy for Kids even better is that not only do I love them, so do my kids. Both Emily and Ginger are kind, FUN, and know how to quickly build a rapport with a child. I've had my son come out of sessions with Emily in which she's got him to engage in different foods by utilizing play. She's even let him paint her face with yogurt. Just today, Ginger brought a speaker out into the waiting room to have a Baby Shark dance party...not just for my kids but for her and anyone else that will join in. They include my son's twin sister in sessions often, which is so incredibly thoughtful on their part because at three years old, it's hard to explain why her twin brother gets to go "play" while she stays with mom. Emily and Ginger work together and complement each other the way any team should. They work to meet any needs or concerns you may have and truly treat you like family. To be honest, I almost never write reviews but with Southeastern Therapy for Kids and what they've done for us in the matter of just a few short weeks, how could I not?

This is the worst place I've ever been. The facility reeked of urine, air conditioning not working,…read more TV not working, drug addicts walking the halls. I thank God my family got me out of there after 3 days of what I call abuse and neglect. Please, don't put your loved one here!

Specifically, I am alleging the following: 1. Failure to…read moreInitiate Emergency Medical Response I have reason to believe that the staff failed to call 911 or obtain immediate emergency medical assistance when my father's condition required urgent care. This failure represents a serious breach of duty and may have directly contributed to his death. 2. Lack of Proper Staff Direction and Oversight Based on my observations and interactions, staff appeared to lack proper direction, supervision, and adherence to appropriate medical response protocols. This created an environment where urgent medical needs were not handled appropriately. 3. Failure to Communicate with Family For four (4) days following my father's death, I was unable to speak with any responsible authority at the facility who could explain the events surrounding his passing. This lack of communication is unacceptable and demonstrates a failure in both professionalism and regulatory compliance. 4. Lack of Urgency, Concern, and Accountability There appeared to be no appropriate sense of urgency or concern for my father's condition, either before or after his death. Additionally, no clear explanation or accountability has been provided by the facility to date.