So happy with our experience within the first 90 days. My son has made steady progress in making eye contact, tapping to make requests, and transitioning between tasks. His general awareness and engagement with others has also improved greatly. We love our therapists and BCBA, and it’s clear that they genuinely care about my child and creating an environment that will help him learn and develop.

We love it here. Can’t say enough about them. They are so positive and care for my child at a high standard. The communication is fantastic. We have been here for a little more than a year and also love the seasonal activities. Also, lots of creative art projects! 100% Awesome

Blessed to have found them I feel great feeling leaving this place knowing my son will thrive and grow

Waste of time. Unless your child is way on the spectrum, or if they are not very smart, that’s the only way you’re getting into this place.My son was diagnosed with autism by a different dr. 1 year ago. We have been doing therapy 4 times a week for a whole year and it has come to a point where he isn’t progressing anymore So we wanted to try hopebridge to help with areas of our struggle with our 4 year oldThey literally won’t let him into the program because he is in their words “too smart” and is smarter than most 4 year olds so he doesn’t need the helpWe tried to explain that yes our son is very smart now because of the therapy he has been doing for over a year. The evaluator said “no it’s not therapy its him just being very smart”Unless your child doesn’t speak at all and is ready to be molded into what they want don’t expect your child to get into this place. I’m very disappointed in hope bridge and will continue to search elsewhere with a place that will actually try to help us with my son‘s autistic needs, rather than shutting us down and turning us away. What a waste of 2 hoursStay away!!!

So far, I love this place. I was literally feeling hopeless and like I had no options. At two years old I was told my sons appears to fall on the Autism Spectrum but was too young to diagnose. I did the at home therapy till he was 3yrs old and then he was able to get into preschool due to his needs. Unfortunately, it was only 3x’s a week for 3 hrs. each, then COVID hit and caused shutdowns. When the school finally open up the DDD kids did not get approved to return to school. I’m currently working from home and needing to return to work ASAP. Daycare and Learning centers declined my son due to his lack of speech and inability to sit. Then you run into Insurance issues for evaluations. Aetna which is provided through my employer lacks coverage for behavioral health care. Thankfully Hope Bridge takes State Funded Insurance and I was able to be seen in less than a month for Autism Diagnoses with Dr. Alan Lewis. Dr. Alan Lewis was amazing and knowledgeable I can’t thank him enough. I am now waiting on ABA evaluation to determine his therapy plan. Once that is set up, I will then be placed on a waiting list for him to attend. I look forward to the help you guys provide and just want to give shout out to all of the employees. As a single mom this is a tough enough journey and to have support is very meaningful. The Hope Bridge name truly fits, because you guys have provided that for my son and myself. Thank you!