Greensboro TEACCH Center

The only thing they do here are evaluations and the waitlist is 10-12 months! They advertise group therapy, social skills, and other services but it's a joke and they need to redo the website to we'll see your kid in a year then your on your own
Mar 25th, 2020

May 23rd, 2018

Feb 18th, 2017

These people made a huge impact in my life and changed it for the better I went through a lot to get where I am now, and I can say, with certainty, that if it wasnt for Teacch, I would not be the way I am today. I am so glad I found them. I have read the other reviews. There is a reason for the heavy testing and the long wait. The process these people go through to help people can and do take years. They dont take just anyone. A lot of people need help and they can only help a certain amount of them. They just dont have the funding or the people to help everyone. There are more reasons too. They may not be able to help everyone This isnt a normal business. You cant just walk in and expect to change immediately. It took me 6 years, and even though I am no longer seeing them, I am still growing into a better version of who I am now. Its unfortunate more reviews are not being posted. These people can and have made a real difference in my life. I know people who have been through this process of help at Teacch and it helped them all
Sep 4th, 2019

I was actually very disappointed. I had high hope especially after my son was diagnosed with ASD at 2 1/2 by the CDSA. I filled out the paperwork, and mailed it off. They contacted me when my son's name came off the waiting list. Our first session in September 2016 went great but it was cut short (though, that was no fault of theirs) but now that it's June 2017, my son has not been back do to lack of follow up with Allison Buttwinski. I have called repeatedly, dropped by, and left constant messages. It was not until I asked for another worker for my child that they returned my call. Allison apologized for the inconvenience and told she no longer did session at the moment and would pass Aidan's name onto another specialist. This was is March of 2017. Needless to say I was upset and very disheartened. I am a first time mother with an autistic son and that is a challenge in and of itself, but when the people who are designated to help you seem to just don't care about your child, it does something to you. Anyway this was just my personal experience.
Jul 5th, 2017