Lamplight Behavior Analysis

My son has been attending this ABA center for almost two months, and we couldn’t be happier with our experience so far. The staff and therapists are incredibly sweet, patient, and genuinely caring. They take the time to understand my boy’s needs and celebrate every bit of progress with us. In just a short time, I’ve already seen wonderful improvements. It’s clear that the team truly loves what they do, and the supportive environment they create makes such a difference. We feel grateful to have found this place. If you’re looking for a compassionate and dedicated ABA center, this is the one!

Priscila Aguilera · via google

Very caring and loving approach with our little learners. Willing to be flexible with parents schedule. Great place. So different from the other ABA clinics.

Donna Boik · via google

I will be taken my children out of you're school till you stop letting teachers hit kids!!!!. Don't let you're kids go here the teacher will smack your kids and leave hand print on a childs thigh!!

Love My wife · via google

My son has truly blossomed and come out of his shell since starting here at 3! He is now 5 and has talen leaps and bounds in all the right directions. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, kind and compassionate. They go outside of most norms to ensure my child safety happiness and ability to progress. My son loves to go to school and see his people. They are one of the best decisions I’ve made in my son’s mental healthcare. 10/10 recommend.

Erica Cook · via google

My son currently comes to this facility and they are absolutely wonderful! He lives coming there and they have helped us with so many obstacles that we have had. The staff are amazing- they are like family. I cannot recommend them enough!

Nicole Gurley · via google

This place doesn’t have reviews: trust your gut, tour other Aba places. Dont settle for this 1. We toured a great Aba center thats organized, up to date, have plenty room & new toys for kids, huge indoor/outdoor playground , I’m allowed to bring bulks of essentials & not just bill our insurance w/o putting in the work. we toured this place it was very small, no outdoor toys/bikes, playground is too small and old for children of all ages w/ special needs. No sensory play, no cameras, no art coming home, no real pics of these kids; they use pics from other center 2 promote, no ID checks, no parent training. the website is not the rules they follow so what you see on there like parent participate, open facility..all lies. The staff are young, turnover rate is high, not friendly & they treated my son & from what i seen every other child like it’s daycare. The staff would not say a word to be they would just let him walk out the door to me, no get to know the families etc. They said that’s what the daily sheet is for. The process was too quick. There was no parent training, i had to bring it up; my son had been there 4 over a month. His first week he had an incident report for a chin bleed bc he was going up a slide. When i asked what was the reinforcement to prevent no one had anything to say but they could’ve done better. i knew they didn’t try to stop they set him up for abuse and neglect. He had a long scratch on his neck and chest the same day like he had been scratch by the same person that never told me what happened she avoided me and instead went to the bcba after 3 days of my son being there and said she doesn’t think she’s able to give him what he need bc he wants to be picked up, hinged all the time and in their words” we don’t do that, we’ll give high fives” my son got food poison twice here because instead of them refrigerating or warm bc up the food they keep it out all day when your child is there for all day therapy. My 1st day bringing him i was 30 minutes late even though they said their flexible and heather said “the therapist don’t get paid or we can’t bill unless he’s here on time” even after i apologized. Samantha(bcba) said the parents treat this as a daycare, they wish the had more like me, they’re not used too it and need to be prepared the next time i want to stop in to check on him they told me i had to leave and couldn’t stay here bc of hippa and they didn’t want the rbts to feel uncomfortable, but im so glad i did so. There were no toys 4 these kids, not enough books, the pillows and sleeping area was tight and dirty. My son suffered w/ contact dermatitis and these rbts were not concerned and did not communicate w/ me when i asked them too. It took me calling meetings, writing notes just to wake them up and they literally gossiped and tried to bully me while i was there. The rbt did not know what she was doing she was shaky and when my son was crying and said he was all done with the puzzle she forced him to keep doing it and ignored his feelings. Herring his scream i wouldn’t want any parent to go through the malnutrition, abuse, bullying of the parent, lack of communication that i went through. They also would continuously use their brand of wipes and would never open his he would only be changed 3 times after being there for 8 hours. Disgusting. I walked in and the 3 admin ladies stared at me and did not say a word to me after me i called everything out they did. I tried to give them another chance but after my son got sick again, the rbt would just stare at me and shut the door, my son would come home soaking wet, they let him overeat super early at 8am, after i seen his food wasn’t being warmed up when asked and they would continue to fill his cup up with faucet water after i told them not too and to call me if he’s out of juice and Ms grace would say “ no he’s fine he drinks it” ma’am you’re blessed i know Jesus after you sat there and let my son get hurt and scratched and tried to cover up the rbt who claimed she felt bad because she knew what she did. Just the beginning..

Tyijah M. · via google