Mindcolor Autism - ABA Therapy

Kate Bromley 

on Google

a month ago

Such an amazing team! They are incredibly supportive of all the kiddos and truly create a welcoming, positive environment. Highly recommend! 

Amber Washington 

on Google

a month ago

As a concerned parent, I feel compelled to share my experience with this. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend it, especially if your child is nonverbal or faces any challenges. Reflecting on our time there, I realized I missed several red flags, primarily because our first ABA center set such a high standard. Initially, the environment seemed warm and welcoming, but as my daughter struggled to meet her goals and challenged them, I noticed a significant shift in their approach. It became clear that when challenges arose, the su... read more

Fabie Lozano 

on Google

2 months ago

My son Elijah attended Mindcolor in The Woodlands, Tx for 14 months. We were scared and worried about his development when we started. Going to Mindcolor was the best decision we could have made for him! The entire staff worked with Elijah consistently and methodically. They carefully took data on all his behaviors and strategically set goals in place for him. Every day I recieved detailed feedback about Elijah's behavior. The charts, graphs, and data sheets presented at parent meetings blew me away. They used real data to m... read more

Llaremi Lemus 

on Google

5 months ago

Beware: if you like your child coming home with dirty/wet clothes on, lunch food on their face, constantly getting hurt, and strict corporate attendance policies this place is for you. They run this center like a corporation. They don’t care if your child is sick, they expect you to take them in anyways to meet their “90%” attendance policy. They shove things in the child’s faces until they get the reaction they want, forcing them into a task. As someone else’s review said, they truly know how to make you feel welcome at fir... read more

Rachel Palacios 

on Google

8 months ago

Having a child with autism can be isolating for both parent and child. Along the way, you sometimes find professionals who offer genuine understanding and make the journey feel a little less lonely. I sincerely believed MindColor would be one of those places. What I found instead was a clinic where kindness felt more procedural than personal—a place that on the surface appeared warm and inviting but ultimately lacked the empathy that makes such a difference for families like ours. Instead of feeling supported, I left feeling... read more