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Author: Nesrene Watson Rating: 5/5 Date: 3/29/2022, 6:01:26 PM Review: I highly recommend Miami Autism Recovery Pre-School for its consistently and approach to teaching. The curriculum is focused on behavioral, social, academic and self-help skills along with individualized session with each student's therapist. Parents are kept up to date on group activities, social interaction with videos and pictures. A detailed activities report is also given at the end of each day. This school has been a tremendous gift to my son who at the age of 3 could only speak two words and had melt down on and average of 5 minutes. Now he's a model student who tells me he wants to go to school to see his friends. Your child will benefit greatly from attending Miami Autism Recovery Pre-School!! ----- Author: Samuela St Fleur Rating: 5/5 Date: 3/29/2022, 3:27:46 PM Review: My son was diagnosed with autism and ADHD back in 2021. At first we tried to put him in a public school and he struggled a lot there . Although they tried their best the staff did not have the experience or training to deal with our baby. Then through research on Google i found out about MARP and when i read what the school was about and how they provid support for children like my son i became super exited. I decided to get in contact with miss Kathy as soon as i could. From my first appointment i was impressed by the school structure and organization . each child has a personalized curriculum made for them based on their level of struggle and needs. My little one started the school last year October. OMG he loooooves that school. The one on one attention he receives, the support from the therapist working there, the fun from being able to be around other kids and play and learn. everything contributed to make his experience there amazing. Im super happy with the choice i have made choosing that school. My son did not know how to properly socialize nor was he speaking. After 6 months being there my son is currently making sentences, adressing his needs, socializing, and properly interacting with others. The experience is great so far and i hope others will get to benefit the same way that he has.

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Author: Lola Genovoix Rating: 1/5 Date: 7/24/2023, 7:12:08 PM Review: I am actually thinking in applying a formal complaint about this place NAME . We, the autistic people don't have to recovery of ANYTHING. 2.After the owner answer I am even more convinced of going forward with a demand to this person. And I promise I will do it . I've copy of her answers so I have everything that I need to proceed. ----- Author: no one Rating: 5/5 Date: 4/6/2022, 6:40:28 PM Review: I would give 1000* stars ⭐️ if I could. Where do I start? At the end of 2019, my youngest son was diagnosed with autism (among other related diagnosis). It goes without saying, this was a shocker. What is NOT discussed enough is how tough it is to navigate treatment, therapy, or insurance benefits. Every article, journal, specialist, association, and/or group preaches early intervention is necessary to help your child. NOT ONE of these ever states how hard it is to get the services started. It took about 3 months to have 3 medical professionals diagnosed him with autism. I tried CARDs ---apparently the leading association for autism. What a joke. They wouldn't "pass" my application despite multiple calls, submitting reports and documentation, and insurance information. I HAD 3 different medical professional diagnosis. Finally--someone asked if I wanted my application--submitted anyways "but it will likely be denied". I said yes. To be noted, this is all before getting a magical call to schedule an evaluation if your child (with an autism diagnosis by 3 DIFFERENT at professionals) truly needed ABA therapy. Meanwhile, after cold calling therapy companies from a google search was finally able to find a company that was able to get approval from insurance company and schedule evaluation. CARDs called me over a month later--what a joke. Back to Miss Kathy---absolute GODSEND. Her school is small, family oriented, and tailored to autistic children (on any degree of the spectrum). I initially contacted her for information in December 2019 but due the aforementioned ordeal and pandemic starting, I did not follow-up until May 2020. She help us with the additional therapies. My son started the school shortly afterwards. My son has always been very social (at least to the children he is familiar with), he communicated at the age of 3.5 with 1-2 word sentences, played with toys (inappropriately ie flipping cars over to spin wheels), had endless energy, climbed everything, had to be in control, at times aggressive, impulsive, and quick to say "NO" (for anything and everything). This was how he started Miss Kathy school. Fast forward April 2022: He is speaking in sentences. He knows his colors, name, letters, numbers, objects, emotions. He has empathy and sympathy. Impulse control, understanding of consequences, and focus has exponentially improved. His growth and continued development in the last 2 years has been phenomenal. I attribute it to the love, caring, and consistency of Miss Kathy and his various therapy (speech, ABA, occupational). She is always loving, gentle, understanding, and kind. She works with each family individually. She shares her wealth of information from personal experiences and research without pressure or judgement. I can not say or ever thank her enough in helping us navigate this time in our life. Her infinite patience and love for the children truly amazes me. She help us through a very tough time. My son will be leaving MARP this year and will be starting 1st grade. I wish she had grades up to college prep.