Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) - Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children

I feel the culture at SARRC supports employees - particularly WFH employees.

Racial judgment plays huge here from the HR team Paige Meenan and Yvonne Cass down to the orientation training individual Katrina Warriner. Please be very careful with bringing your children or loved one here as they have zero intent to really truly care and provide the assistance a family is looking for. Furthermore staff members being judged based off of their race religion background etc. shows that this business may judge clients in the same manner. Documentation has been kept and recorded legal action will be taking place.

Incredible Company This company has helped My Sons Life Flourish. They helped us Get services 2 years old and he is 8 now and A changes Man Please call them and Check out what they can Offer

Not the gold standard in ABA provider we were sold on. Chaotic community school classroom teachers are behavior technicians with little training in education or early childhood development. Help with transitioning our autistic child to kindergarten was minimal even though there are staff in leadership positions who are supposed to assist families and support children through the process. Very disappointing.

SARRC provided life changing therapy for my son. He thrived with their care and support. I will always support this amazing organization

Been calling leaving voice mails and emailing them for months and still no appointment. They said they would have appointments available in the next month and then the moment I call them back. They told me the same thing. Waited another month and they said they will have appointments available this Monday and no one picked up my calls nor called me back. Today was my last attempt of contacting them and then I decided to look for a different clinic. Now I have to drive 2 hours to a different clinic but maybe it was a sign that SARRC is not a good clinic for my son.

SARRC has helped our son so much I cant even begin to quantify it in a review. Theyre amazing.

We were fortunate enough to enroll our son in SARRCs community program within 3 weeks of receiving our diagnosis. The support from SARRC from the initial intake to meeting all of the amazing teachers at the community schools was comforting and empowering. I love that SARRC focuses on community awareness of autism the business communitys involvement to provide meaningful jobs inclusion friends and an independent life...all the things I want so badly for my little man. I am beyond grateful to SARRC for giving our family a sense of power and hope as we navigate the path ahead.

Our journey through SARRCs diagnosing process for our son was an incredibly positive experience. Especially as it began as COVID quarantine started. My husband and I were amazed at how quickly SARRC was able to pivot with great thought and consideration through the whole process. The NODA App and transition to tele-health seemed so natural. Were thankful to the whole SARRC team for their foresight and innovation to make the process and opportunities available.

The program rules here sucks. The program compliance rules sucks. They would rather have you pick up phones while theres a possible chance of getting...

SARRC is the best place for parents whose children recently got diagnosed with Autism ASD. They give lot of information about how to use the agencies and the services from state. Me and my husband attended the Jump start program and it was worth every penny. They give tips on how to help the kid. Very simple tips but very good ones and that really works.

This place is awesome I doubted that this would work boy was I wrong. Everyone in the building cares and is passionate about their work. My son has...

Weve been here 3 times and I can see a huge difference in my sons speech skills As a parent who has a child who has recently been diagnosed with autism...