Centria Autism

Michael Bulger 

on Google

3 weeks ago

My grandson has been attending Centria Autism for a short period of time. He was diagnosed with stage one autism and attending his local elementary school. Centria was able to schedule his classes after the school day, so he didn't miss out on his schooling. In the short time he's been there he seems to be doing very well, even his teachers at school have commented on his behavior improving. Still a ways to go, but I can see his behavior improving. I didn't give them five stars only because we are too early in the process, b... read more

Lisa Giron 

on Google

6 months ago

Had my son in ABA therapy with them for the last 3 months and I'll say it's a complete waste of time. Took over 3 months to go through the entire onboarding process while we were waiting for a tech to be assigned. Once I assigned, I felt that the sessions were a waste of time. I didn't feel like my son was being challenge enough and learning anything outside of what he already knew. Spent four hour sessions asking him questions every 10 minutes, which is something we could have done on our own. I didn't feel like anything wa... read more

Sascha Songer 

on Google

a year ago

If I could give them 0 stars, I would. We have used Centria since early this year. We opted for in-home ABA. The professionalism and accountability of this company is a joke. My child has been through three techs, with each lasting only two weeks. The first tech had no idea what she was doing, and did not teach our child. The second tech dropped my child as a client due to him being ill, and she needed the hours (we had cancelled ABA sessions for a week due to his sickness). The third tech suddenly moved to a different city ... read more

Madison Shelley 

on Google

a year ago

My son and I were new to ABA when he first started here. We didn’t know how much better it’s supposed to be until we switched to a different company. Unlike Peoria LSAA, our new place requires that the staff actually get certified as ABA technicians and they have real BCBA’s on-site. Now I realize that this place might as well have just have been a daycare since they don’t have any real professionals. 

K AG 

on Google

a year ago

Providers are flakey and untrained. Was with them for over 2 yrs. Every provider they sent in when our provider was out didn't know the first thing about kids on the spectrum. Most of them subbing for us was the first day with the company and they didn't know how their system worked let alone how to do therapy. Most of them saying they had never been around a child let alone one on the spectrum. Very dangerous. Our provider WE as parents trained cause it was obvious they provider wouldn't make it under the "training " cen... read more