PlayDate Behavioral Interventions

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Mission: The mis­sion of PlayDate Behav­ioral Inter­ven­tions is to pro­vide high-​quality inter­ven­tion to chil­dren with autism and other dis­abil­i­ties while edu­cat­ing the com­mu­nity, regard­less of the family’s abil­ity to pay for services.

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3 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

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greg111 Client Served

Rating: 1

10/29/2013

The staff is very unprofessional, they look like they come to work in their pajamas. The leadership is never in contact with you, so you don't even know what services they are providing. Very chaotic atmosphere, seems like a low-end daycare, there doesn't seem to be much therapy going on here.

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Jacque_Rae Client Served

Rating: 5

12/20/2012

Playdate Behavioral Interventions, Inc. has been an extremely positive influence in our boys' lives. They work mainly on apppropriate behaviors and social skills; but it is so much more than that. The time our boys spend at Playdate is structured specifically to the goals each one needs to work on, with a 1:1 staff to child ratio. The staff are professionally trained and friendly; and we have come to feel like they are a part of our family. Every time we drive by the building (it is literally a couple blocks from our house) our oldest (10 year old boy with Down Syndrome) asks to go there, usually mentioning a specific staff by name. Our middle son (he has an Autism diagnosis) has his favorite people there, also; but he especially loves going to the gym where he can play on the giant swing, ball pit or zip line...to name a few things. I highly recommend Playdate to anyone who needs to utilize behavior therapy services.

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Rhansel Donor

Rating: 5

11/17/2012

I have had the opportunity to see these incredible therapists in action and observe one child who was non verbal now asking for what he wants and answering questions about his preferences.

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