a.c.e. Therapies Reviews

This place is so unorganized. The second stuff seems to become organized, the CEO come in and changes EVERYTHING. Literally nothing is consistent here. The BCBA's do not supervise like they should at all. You are pretty much just left to do it all yourself because they spend most of their time gossiping with the CEO whenever she decided to come in. We have literally watched the CEO flirt with a handy man like she isn't married with kids. Disgusting. Oh and clinics close down left and right because they cannot keep staff or clients.

I have never felt the need to write a review until this company. I’ve never witnessed such neglect of children. No one is RBT certified and the BCBA is never here. If she is here, she’s in her office with the door shut. If you ask for help or a question she says she has another meeting. RBT’s have to open the clinic, and you never know when the BCBA will be in or if she’s coming in. Speech therapists will literally just sit in the room until their 45 min is up, and then say “bye!” No one is there incase you need help with clients or if you need to use the bathroom. The amount of loopholes in this company will make you crazy. I’ve definitely seen the dark side Of ABA being here. If you ask any questions, you will be bullied and lose hours. All higher-ups are BFFs. They will hire you “full-time” but you will never get more than 20-25 hours, if you’re lucky. Healthcare is 50% coverage. There’s cancellations and schedule changes every single day. And you will not be reimbursed/paid even if you wake up early and drive to the clinic. I really wish I never applied. It would’ve saved me so much mental and emotional abuse. These kids deserve so much more. I am scared to have kids now and send them to places like this. Please please go find a real ABA company. Please remember that anyone can make a company. This CEO has no idea what’s going on in their clinics. The Higher ups only care about making money and scamming parents/staff. They treat the RBT’s terrible and less than. I really hope these kids get real help soon.