Two locations to choose from- AMC Mission Valley 20- 1640 Camino Del Rio North, San Diego 92108 and AMC Palm Promendade 24- 770 Dennery Rd., San Diego 92154

IRC Family Resource Library, 1425 South Waterman Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92408 An overview of the four basic rights and protections under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), a brief overview of Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, and an explanation of record keeping and the assessment process.  Free to parents; $25 charge for professionals.

For more information contact Kelly Londenberg at (951) 678-8666 or autismtoday@aol.com

From our first phone call with Chris, to meeting Andrea and Maria, we were welcomed by a sense of family even as brand new clients. Comprehensive Autism Center continues to amaze us with their ability to bring the best out of our son. In just six short months they have been able to unlock parts of our son that we weren’t sure we would ever see. We started with a little boy who rarely put two words together, was nowhere near being potty trained, and we weren’t able to enjoy everyday activities that other families could; like going to the park or playing in the backyard.

As a mom, it fills my heart with immense joy that our son is now able to tell us what we wants using a whole sentence! He is potty trained and able to go to school in underwear like the other children! We are now able to go to the park and play outside because he understands to stay by mom and not run away. We can even take him to the store and he is more well behaved than our typical child!   This is all absolutely a direct result of our services with CAC.

We feel the possibilities for our son are limitless and we know that his therapists, Ashley and Johnny (with special appearances by Aimee) are absolutely why we have seen these results. Every single person that interacts with us in our home and behind the scenes plays an amazing and equally important role in us being able to give our son the quality of life he deserves. If I could say one thing to a parent who is deciding whether to take this approach or become a part of the CAC family it would be, pick up the phone! It just might change your child’s life and I’d say that’s worth a try!

When our older son was diagnosed with Asperger’s Disorder (after years of struggling), we could think of no better ABA company to deliver therapy to our older son than the same company that had already been so successful with our younger child. Libby also manages the program for our older son, and has showed a knowledge of both “ends” of the Spectrum, as well as ages (my children are ages 13 and 3, respectively). From the beginning with CAC, there has seemed to be no behavior too formidable for my children’s teams to tackle!

It doesn’t stop there though! From the very beginning, I have always felt as though my children were much more than dollar signs to CAC… which can be the case, unfortunately, with many larger companies. The administrative staff at CAC are friendly, professional, and really care about our children…a trait I find very important when selecting a provider for my special little guys. Andrea and Chris are very family-oriented, and give back to our community (both Autism and military), whenever they can, and I absolutely love that about them.

Good people, good supervisors, good therapists… just a really, really good business! This is why I have recommended many friends and newly diagnosed families to CAC, and will continue to do so for as long as they’ll let me.