This is a school that caters to special needs students. I've seen how the teachers interact with…read moreeach student, they are caring and give all of their time and attention to each! I appreciate all of the programs and how they work to fulfill each students individual needs for success! Parking can be tricky around pickup, arrive early to grab a spot!

We enrolled our daughter based on the wonderful experience our good friends had with their sons…read morelearning differences. What transpired there with my daughter has essentially ruined her life. My daughter has learning differences , not on the spectrum. We had complained about a boy who my daughter said was obsessed with her. We requested for her to not be in the same classroom as this boy, request denied. Then one day her mood shifted and she cried every morning not wanting to go to school. She couldn't tell us what happened. It was too traumatic for her to voice it. She was in 4th grade. Her behavior was very anxious and not able to stay in the classroom. They tried to accommodate her by spending time in the principles office. She was still not able to stop panicking. We had to take her out. 5 years of therapy later it was revealed she was sexually assaulted in the bathroom by the boy. She is still traumatized by it and probably always will be. We have been through hell. Suicide attempts , inability to focus, an eating disorder etc etc etc. she is now in 10th grade having to be held back a year because of lost class time due to the trauma. And disgustingly this was not an isolated instance. The one family we became close to who also left discover the same boy sexually assaulted their son. I'm not saying the school itself is awful in sure there are amazing experiences and caring teachers. And for many we met there this is the only option so you naturally choose to accept or maybe turn a blind eye to red flags. I don't know if the head of school has changed but she was awful. Good luck!

We worked with Ms. Emma for about a year and a half for my son who was there for early…read moreintervention. From the get-go she would have suggestions and tips on things to work with him at home and they were all so insightfully helpful. She was so keen on sharing that although there were goals to meet, what mattered most was that he would progress. It alleviated so much of my anxiety as a parent. She was always so sweet and so encouraging with him. She is already missed and it hasn't been a week since we've said goodbye. And it would be rude of me not to mention Ms. Justine and Ms. Macarena for always communicating promptly and working with us for makeup sessions. Thank-you ladies!

My 9 year old son has ADHD. He went to Sensory Brain to help him with his 'big feelings' for about…read morea year with great results. Emma is great and helped him learn strategies to deal with his temper outbursts.

What an amazing place. The care they clearly have for their visitors is admirable. Brenda and…read moreMichael in particular work very hard to provide a welcoming environment for everyone. They produce entertainment programs and Friday Night Socials that include some of the best entertainers in the area. One night alone included dancers, magicians and even knife throwers. The world needs more places like this.

Dr. Laurie Stephens has been there for our child going on 14 years now. We don't know what we…read morewould've done without her. From elementary through college, she has been there for us. Early childhood, her summer camps were empowering. Individual and family counseling has gotten us through some challenging times and we are forever grateful.

My son has gone to Education Spectrum since he was 3 years old. Now he is 14 and is thriving in…read moremiddle school. If it wasn't for Education Spectrum's help and support my son would not be as successful and well rounded in all aspects of his development. He is now very social and knows how to keep triggers at bay. He is able to make and keep a network of friends. Education Spectrum has been a blessing to our entire family. We have confidence in our son to strive and be successful in life. He now is capable to own his creativity and his individuality. Thank you staff at Ed Spectrum!

Brian Griffeath-Loeb has been an incredible support for our kids--starting in elementary school,…read morecontinuing through college, and now helping one son with preparation for grad school. He really connects with our boys, meeting them where they are at each moment in their development and helping them recognize their strengths while finding ways to work through learning differences. Brian listens first, then offers thoughtful guidance. He's great at tailoring his approach to each of our sons' learning styles--whether they respond better to visual or auditory cues, and often they need both. He's calm, reliable, and he has made himself available when we need feedback or have questions as parents. One of our kids went from feeling completely lost in elementary school to graduating magna cum laude in college, and Brian played a huge role in that journey. He even helped them learn how to work with their teachers, whose styles didn't quite match their own. Brian truly goes the extra mile, and we're so grateful to have him in our corner.

My daughter had a wonderful experience working with Brian at Evergreen. He knew how to explain math…read moreand chemistry in a way that made sense for her brain. And we also appreciated the college prep summer classes; they really helped her get ready for organizing herself for her first semester of classes!

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

A total of 32 screens shots of cancellations from our therapist .... We started in last August…read more2024. When I called Denise she would always try to laugh it off and try to manipulate the situation saying they couldn't find anyone that work with our schedule -Said schedule in question- Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm Denise did say she was going to call me the next day ... 3 days have past My daughter is supposed to be receiving 30.5 hours a WEEK we barely make it to 6hours a week Even after leaving the company I waited weeks for her final progress report , so I called (weeks after) and they said they are still working on it !!!!!!!!!!!!!! TLR- go to this company if you really don't care to actually get your child consistent help & also the receptionist always answers the calls as if I'm calling her personal phone. Just for privacy reasons I didn't add the screenshot but I will if needed

I would like to give not even one star to this company really Bad service there not reliable at all…read more. Bad communication between staff .often fail to follow up with patients as promised.also they don't resolve patients issues effectively. Don't trust your little one on this company for any services .poor lack of interest of working with out little ones manager and staff are awful there is no doubt about that.

I cannot express enough gratitude for the incredible support and dedication that Mark Woodsmall has…read moreshown to my family. From the very beginning, Mark has been more than just an advocate -- he has been a true ally and guiding light through one of the most challenging journeys we've faced. Mark's deep understanding of special education law and the complexities of the school district system has been nothing short of life-changing for our family. He has stood firmly by our side, ensuring that our son's needs were not overlooked or minimized. When the district tried to cut essential services, Mark skillfully and compassionately stepped in, using his expertise to protect our child's rights. What truly sets Mark apart is his ability to see through the misleading language and tactics often used by districts to deny or delay services. He doesn't just respond -- he educates and empowers families like ours to understand the process and stand strong. Mark Woodsmall is, quite simply, a Godsend. His integrity, compassion, and unwavering commitment to children with special needs make him a rare and remarkable advocate. Because of his efforts, our son continues to receive the support he needs to thrive -- and for that, we will be forever grateful.

It took me a while to write this because I have such big feelings about Woodsmall Law Group and our…read moreentire experience with them. Mark Woodsmall and his amazing team fought for our daughter. Mark met us where we were at-which was pretty defeated at the time- not just with legal expertise, but with personal insight and emotional sensitivity. He and his team walked us through every step of the process, with thoroughness, detail, communication, patience, warmth, and kindness. He once said, "I know you like to know how the soup is made...", and took the time to explain to me the intricate and oftentimes overwhelming legal jargon, history and process'. A little about us-our daughter was diagnosed with Autism, OCD, ADHD, Tic Disorder, Excoriation, MDD and GAD when she 14. She was and is also considered a "2-E" or "twice exceptional" student, meaning simultaneously intellectually gifted and neurologically, mentally and emotionally challenged. Despite her challenges in almost every other aspect of her life, she thrived academically, musically and artistically, receiving a 4.4 GPA almost every year in high school. Because of her grades and like many girls with neurodivergence, her ability to mask, public schools overlooked how much she was suffering on a day to day basis. She struggled with large student populations, constant noise with no where to hide, the ruminating thoughts that come with OCD about every single stimulus she was exposed to, executive functioning, etc. Autism made it hard to navigate friendships among a giant pool of people that left her neurological system in overdrive daily. She needed an alternative setting to learn, but the public school system could not offer an alternative learning space that also offered the academic rigor that she needed and deserved. Mark and his team did not over promise, were real with us and fought for us with integrity, calmness, and dedication. They always remembered that the outcome we wanted was for our daughter, and he would often ask how she was doing. Our daughter was able to attend a school with a smaller class size, AP classes, art and music offerings, a larger support team, and has been thriving since-not just academically, but she has made friends, plays high school beach volleyball, DRIVES!, and comes home most days pretty calm. This outcome would not have been possible without Mark Woodsmall and his team. We are immensely grateful and can not thank him and his team enough!

Like every business these days, they don't have enough workers and in this case, behavioral…read more"trainers" or "coaches" or some title for what they call the person coming out to work with my child. I've used them for about 2 years, on and off, and unfortunately, it's hard to find good special needs therapy organizations in Los Angeles. I have Anthem Blue Cross so I've used a couple other organizations but ALP tends to have better staff compared to others, but unfortunately, they tend not to stay for whatever reason, and we're stuck with another trainer, coach every 6-8 months. Although Dr. Gina Chang is listed as the president of ALP, she doesn't have any interaction with patients. Most interactions are with staff via phone or "trainers". The current one we have, Jennifer, has been great and I hope she stays with the company but she has been our 6th one in over 2 year period.

My son has been with ALP Since July of 2023. We have been through many therapist who have come and…read moregone. All the good Therapist end up quitting the company due to how the schedule their staff. And the ones they hire to replace them have no experience and probably very minimal training. When I addressed my concerns about my son's current therapist with the BCBA, I was just brushed off and Informed that they would not reassign my son to a different therapist who has more experience. They seem to hire just anyone. Also when we initially started with the company, they were forcing on us to do 40 hours a week when he initially was only approved for 25 hours. They seemed like they only want to bill my insurance and just send any random person to be with my son. We had also informed our developmental pediatrician about this and he agreed that they are only looking to bill the insurance. We have had great therapist during our time with ALP But all have either left the company or were removed from my son's case due to their own scheduling conflicts. At the end of they day, they do not care about your child's development but their own bottom line. To any parent reading this, please do your research and avoid ALP. Just because they respond to your providers inquiry fast doesn't mean they are good. I only wish there were more regulations and ways to report companies like ALP.

My son used Stepping Stones in Middle School and High School, which really helped him prepare for…read moretests. My son is now in college and has just asked me to sign him up for some sessions to help him with his Calculus classes. He says they have been very helpful and he is improving his scores as a result.

Stepping Stones is an amazing place to go to have tutoring. Unlike many other tutoring places, the…read moremultitude of tutors do not simply do your work for you; they explain and make sure that there is actual learning going on. Stepping stones helps students of all ages, as I have gone there in elementary school, and now go even in my junior year of high school. Their wide variety of staff specialties allows the extremely positive environment continue to be a place of helpful assistance in even the most difficult subjects, in my case AP chemistry and honors math analysis. Stepping stones is an excellent candidate for any family's children requiring extra assistance in school.