Teach and Play ABA

I had the pleasure of training two of their staff in CPR/First Aid last weekend. If they are representative of the staff at Teach and Play, you’ll be in good hands.

We've been clients of Teach and Play for almost a year, and are thrilled with the progress our son has made. Sara and her team have shown such kindness and compassion, as well as patience and perseverance. We are seeing amazing changes in our son, both socially and academically that we only dreamed about before his time at Teach and Play. We love that he can still attend school online while maintaining all of his therapy appointments and getting to experience lots of peer social time and community engagement. I highly recommend Teach and Play to families looking for ABA therapy.

I would like to exercise my first amendment right and take advantage of the purpose of google review that is open to the public to express openly and freely my feelings of this “clinic”. It is absolutely not a place I would ever send my child and I want other parents out there to know and be warned. The children who would go to this place are very vulnerable and may not be able to express what’s wrong or what happened there and parents should take extra precautions when entering this facility if they take the risk and allow their child to be in the care of that woman. The rbts aren’t trained effectively and are put to work independently with clients before they’ve taken and passed their exam to be certified. They claim to be a hands off facility, yet they use QBS training (using holds) on the clients when they deem necessary and since that’s the case, they shouldn’t advertise themselves as a hands off facility. The owner is unprofessional and went as far as using the name of an individual she fired to write countless emails and left voicemails defaming this persons character to the parents. I’ve never known of any place where a boss or owner names a person they’ve fired and has gone out of their way to speak negatively about them to the clients parents. Again, I want to reiterate that I’m exercising my first amendment right to voice my views of this place. My advice, take your child anywhere else.