Kids Place Central Phoenix

Her therapists, Ms. Katie and Ms. Kady, have both been absolutely amazing compassionate, professional, and deeply dedicated to her progress. Under their care, my daughter has made remarkable strides.

Jaz Gee · via google

Absolutely love this place! It Absolutely warms my heart to see how happy my kids get when they see their therapist! My daughters have progressed within such a short amount of time and everyone is professional!!!

Emily Townsend · via google

My son has been receiving speech and occupational therapy here for about 6-7 months, and the growth we’ve seen is amazing. Lauryn and LeeAnne have shown so much patience, kindness, and genuine care for my son’s needs.

Brenda Mallaire · via google

Our physical therapist Taylor was amazing with our son, he’s really knowledgeable and super gentle when he was working on exercises with our baby for his torticollis.

Danelle · via google

We absolutely love Kids Place Central Phoenix! From the moment you walk in, the environment is welcoming, clean, and perfect for little ones. I especially want to give a huge shoutout to Daisy G. at the front desk — she is truly amazing!

Eliza Madrid · via google

My daughter, who has Autism, had been attending therapy here for about two years with no major issues until she was switched to a new therapist named Natalie. Unfortunately, our experience with her has been very disappointing. From the start, my daughter shared that Stephanie often spoke to her harshly. At one point, when my daughter was nervously scratching her head (a self-soothing behavior), the therapist asked if she had “cooties.” That was extremely insulting and inappropriate to say to a child. My daughter was also repeatedly told she “wasn’t trying hard enough,” which only discouraged her more. I eventually addressed these concerns with the therapist, but instead of listening, she shifted the blame back onto my daughter. Soon after, I received a call from the lead therapist saying my daughter would be placed on a 4-week probation for “improvement.” This felt like retaliation, as we never received any complaints prior to raising our concerns. Ironically, after those 4 weeks, they told me she was “doing great” — only to suddenly dismiss her the following week when she wasn’t feeling well during a session. There were other troubling incidents too. My daughter’s father, who is paraplegic and uses a walker, came in to support her, but staff told him they didn’t have a chair for him in the back — while their able-bodied staff sat comfortably. The front desk staff were also consistently cold and dismissive toward me, often avoiding eye contact or conversation, while openly chatting with other parents. On top of that, I’ve overheard staff gossiping about the very children they are supposed to serve, which is unprofessional and unacceptable. This entire experience has been hurtful and concerning. Families bring their children here for care and support, not judgment, retaliation, or disrespect. Parents should be aware of how they may treat your child — and you — at this facility.

Nicole · via google

We love TTP so much! We've been going there for 2 years. Tessa the PT and Heather OT showed the most intentional, loving, teaching care to our daughter. Helping her in all the areas. It warms my heart knowing my daughter is in exceptional hands. The ladies there are filled with an amazing head of knowledge and passion for what they do and it shows. Couldn't recommend TTP enough!

Shelah Holmes · via google

Should be called Miracle Place. Kind, loving people working tirelessly to improve the lives of children with special needs. Angels on Earth!

Juli Jones · via google