JumpStart Autism Collective

2 of my nephews attended JumpStart and LOVED it! It was an incredibly healthy and beneficial atmosphere for them and I'm so grateful for the help and skills that were provided to them there. Thank you JumpStart!

Matt Lane · via google

JumpStart's services exceed that of anywhere else and the staff are wonderful. I highly HIGHLY recommend.

Cranberry · via google

This is an organization that prioritizes high-quality services and providing compassionate care. I would absolutely recommend.

Spencer Poore · via google

My son fell twice over toys and had 2 bumps. I have asked plenty of times to watch his head. They didn't seem to care. They weren't apologetic or tried to even fix the problem. They made up stories and tried to turn it around on my son. … More

Rena Sanchez · via google

My child has been going here since 2021. This place has helped my little one and in turn my family, in ways I cannot describe. Anytime I talk to a parent who is concerned about their child’s development or autism I recommend JumpStart. Thank you, to all involved in my little one’s care!

Amanda Rogers · via google

Fantastic services and truly focused on doing the right things by the client!

Alexandra Tomei · via google

It is so refreshing to find autism service providers who are 100% invested in their communities. The team at JumpStart is not only dedicated to providing state of the art services, they are also strong advocates for the families they serve. Thank you, JumpStart!

Patricia Oliver · via google

As a clinical therapist and social worker, I understand the necessity of informed, comprehensive, and well-trained behavioral support for children with autism diagnoses. I also have a nephew that lives with ASD. The support and advocacy that I have witnessed at Jumpstart Autism Center for not only the children but also the families and the ASD community has been remarkable. I would trust my family with their model of care without hesitation. I highly recommend this phenomenal organization!

Joshua Wilde · via google

We have 3 kiddos that attend Jumpstart, what a amazing experience it's been.

Tommy McCoumb · via google

I'm not sure where to start. I went here for my son's official ASD diagnosis in March of this year. For parents who are coming to get a diagnosis, this environment probably couldn't be worse. Because they're an in-center therapy provider, naturally you're surrounded by all different levels of kids with ASD. As a parent waiting for the diagnosis, this honestly is the last thing that you need to be seeing. It just put so much more fear into the future than I've ever had before. The room we did the diagnosis in had frosted glass, so you see shadows of kids running around, having meltdowns, and stimming. Once again, not an environment parents should ever be in when they're getting a diagnosis. The diagnosing physician told me that I would need to get my child tested again around age 5 to rule out "mental retardation". Every single medical person I have told that to has been mortified. That is not PC language, and an extremely outdated term. She also made it seem like if I didn't give my two year old 40 hours of ABA therapy a week I would be doing him a huge disservice. Thank God I had already been in contact with another ABA provider before we even went to this eval, because honestly if Jumpstart was my only impression of ABA I would be extremely reluctant to subject my child to that. He is 2, in what world does any 2 year old do 40 hours of anything a week? I have been on top of his early intervention since his 18 month doctor appointment, and I have lined up all of his therapies and medical team and yet somehow I felt like I had done nothing for my child once I left here. I can't comment on the quality of the ABA they provide because I don't have my son in those services. But I can tell you, if you're a parent who needs to have your child diagnosed, this place might be sooner than Children's Hospital but it will definitely take a toll on you mentally. I'm grateful that we got my son's diagnosis from them so we can get him the appropriate services, however the entire experience was horrifying and I would never recommend sending a family here for a diagnosis in the future.

Kayla Lindbloom · via google