BHW has clear intentions of making a difference within the autism community, but fails to do so. BHW contains many flaws, resulting in a popular trend, current employees leave meanwhile others easily get hired. Here are areas of improvement for BHW :
*Poor training. Fill in the blank pages from a binder while watching videos at home. 2 overlaps with experienced therapists. Once on the field, parents sense inexperience and get frustrated.
*Upon hire, difficult to obtain hours.
*Terrible communication. If staff needs assistance with insurance codes or other work related topics it is difficult to get answers. Staff in office are always socializing, eating, walking around the building.
*Sending BT's to unsafe areas with no parking. Sometimes parents cannot find parking themselves. I have had to leave my car in shopping centers then walk to my client's house.
* If staff experiences vehicle vandalism, towing, or tickets of any sort, BHW makes sure they are not held responsible even though you are carrying out THEIR services. Do not care if your car insurance goes up.
*Extremely cheap toys for kids.
*Client cancelations results in not getting paid that day.
*BHW/ therapist positon will not keep you financially stable.
*Lack of professionalism. Young lady in scheduling hung up on me when I called in to cancel some sessions due to family emergency.
*Long Drives. Only get paid going client to client not from your house to a clients house.