Ali Reza Sadeghi

Dr. Ali Sadeghi mentored me at California Psychare! He was a true leader! you will be forever missed

Dr. Sadeghi thankyou for helping me realize that making decisions too fast without rethinking them can effect ones life tremendously. You always encouraged me to work hard and believed in me thankyou for your time and kindness.

Dr Sadeghi gave me therapy for one year during the worst and most bitter times of my life and the help he gave me is not believable nor forgettable for me , he saved me from a disasterous experience that could have stayed with me for the rest of my life.
He was a great man and psychotherapist this is not coming from a client but I am a physician and well understand who he was and what he did for me.
in one of the therapy sessions he told me that he tested his son ( when he was six years old) with the question that if he dies how is his son going to handle it and his son responded quiet mature
my prayers with his soul
Kourosh Beverly Hills

I am so sorry for the loss of Dr. Ali Sadeghi. When I could not access clinic-based ABA services in Ventura County in 2002, he played a critical role in encouraging me to start an ABA workshop model for my son, as well as his talented wife Leili, who did his assessments. They both told me how much my son could learn, and to not give up. I will be forever grateful. Later, he played a pivotal role in helping families access clinic-based ABA services in Ventura County. In 2003, he was the first speaker on Applied Behavior Analysis that the Ventura County Autism Society had ever hosted. His actions helped start a paradigm shift in Ventura County, that many children have benefitted from.

I am so sad and sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Ali Sadeghi. . He was a wonderful, caring, compassionate person who helped so many families of children with special needs.

I am very sorry to hear this. I am a special ed lawyer. Dr. Sadeghi did pioneering work in making applied behavior analysis services for children with autism and training for their parents available to families with many different cultural and language backgrounds. Many of us said this was necessary; Dr. Sadeghi set up an agency to do it.

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Ali Sadeghi, a wonderful psychologist, a great speaker, and a fantastic human being. He will be dearly missed by all that know him as a friend and all he helped a s a great clinician. May he rest in peace. Dr. Farahnaz Khaleghi