Monica L.
8/28/2025
We recently had my son evaluated here for some learning disabilities and I was pleasantly surprised how professional and easy they made the whole experience. From beginning to end, it was...
Children's Health Council
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650 Clark Way
Palo Alto, CA 94304
The Children's Health Council, founded in 1953, provides a range of services for children dealing with developmental, behavioral, emotional, and learning challenges in Palo Alto, CA. Offering assessment and treatment services in various disciplines, such as psychiatry, psychology, and behavior management, the center caters to children and youth up to 18 years old.
With a focus on rehabilitation, the center offers therapies including speech and language, occupational, and art therapies, along with treatment for anxiety, depression, attention deficit disorder, and hyperactivity. Additionally, the center provides clinical services such as individual and family psychotherapy, medication management, and educational therapy, while also offering financial assistance to families in need.
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3.029 reviewsEz R.
7/10/2024
Avoid Dr. Whitney Geller for Autism Evaluations I had a rather disappointing experience with Dr. Whitney Geller, who I found to be combative, condescending, and dismissive. As a 21-year-old woman...
Mama s.
2/23/2023
Children's Health Council has been around for a long time, initially focused on ADHD and learning disabilities like dyslexia. A family member was astonished to learn they charge $621 per hour for...
Ro K.
11/23/2023
This organization values its clients immensely, with both emotional resources and financial aid for families who are in need of these necessary services. I highly recommend them because of their...
Asya I.
6/25/2019
No help was offered from this place to our depressed teen. They wasted three hours of our time for an assessment and then denied helping her based on the fact that she needs help right away....
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