ABAlink Early Intervention Services

"My Twins absolutely love Aba little links school readiness program, out of all the therapy and activities they attend this program is by far their favourite. All the staff are enthusiastic and energetic and make learning fun. Their Homeroom app gives updates via pictures and videos which allows me to see what my children are learning throughout the day. I also like receiving the verbal progress report after each session. I couldn’t be happier with the service we receive. Thank you to all staff."

"ABA link has a great team work, the staffs are very friendly and positive with kids."

"ABALink do a wonderful job caring for and providing therapy to my child."

"Such amazing staff, they make you feel very comfortable and welcome within the workspace. The team is strong and service is definitely filled with a lot of effort and consistency. Highly recommend to send your children to ABAlink."

"I’d be highly concerned about letting this team near my loved ones. In my interactions with them, they have shown a lack of professionalism, integrity and accountability. ABA Link offers a course that they claim on their website is ‘accreditation as an Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Therapist’. Prior to enrolling in the course, I spoke to Mitchell O’Connor twice on the phone who confirmed that upon completion of this course you receive “certification as an ABA Therapist”. I took a day off work to attend the practical component of the course via Microsoft Teams. The course didn’t go ahead due to ABA Link being unprepared and unable to work the technical equipment needed to run the day. Despite knowing I had signed up to attend the day virtually, ABA Link didn’t have the common decency to let me know the day was cancelled. I had to chase up Mitchell to find out what was happening. Following the debacle of the practical workshop, Mitchell confirmed with me that I wouldn’t need to attend the practical workshop and I could just complete the quiz they do on the day, after which I would be awarded the “certification”. When I attempted to follow up, Mitchell provided me with numerous excuses prior to completely ignoring my emails with requests for an update. After waiting several weeks, I advised ABA Link via email that I had no option but to take the matter further. I received an email from Christina Campbell, the Managing Director of ABA Link. It was obvious from Christina’s email that she had little understanding of what course they were actually offering. She then attempted to advise me that this course certifies you as a Registered Behaviour Technician, which it does not. It turns out this course provides you with only 40 hours CPD and no actual accreditation in anything. Christina was unapologetic for the unprofessional conduct of her team and has taken no responsibility for the false advertising ABA Link does in relation to this course. All in all, it’s clear ABA Link are interested in money over integrity and are happy to make a buck by feeding false information to others. More than a month after completing the work, I’m still waiting for the ‘certification’ I had been advised I would receive and ABA Link have chosen not to provide further any information because I requested it be put in email. I’m in the process of reporting their false and misleading advertising, as well as pursuing the matter through small claims court."