if you are looking to get your CNA quickly this is an amazing program. You can go at your own pace…read moreand it done with in 2 week. The in person classes are amazing Linda is an amazing instructor. I learned a lot and feel ready to take my state exams.

5/7/25 'BIG DEAL'…read more [My Feedback] I cared about the 'knowledge' I gained more than anything. A Tip on Timing: Before I get into my feedback, just Be Prepared to Start the Online Portion 'the Day You Get Access'. Pick the date wisely. 2 days scheduled for each Module or you will fall so far behind, you will have to start over. It is fast-paced. Minimum 2-3 hours a day. They will send you the expected start and finish date for each module. Order the Yellow Hartman Book before the course access begin-date to get a head start. Skim through it and then sign up for the course. A lot of what is in the book is covered in the online content, but the book has more information that you will need to answer the questions. The online content has more real-life perspective. The 3-day Skills Labs are for the in person demonstration of the skills. As far as the 'Knowledge part' is concerned, one should come prepared from online study and the yellow Hartman book prior to Skills Labs. 'About The Instructors and The Course' What stood out about the NA course at the Utah Training Centers (a total discovery for me) is: 1. Linda! Now that I have taken the course Skills Labs, Linda! What an incredible person, what a great example, so unusual, never heard of, never seen, never heard of. The grit, the resilience, the mental strength to do what she continues to do despite her challenges that appeared out of nowhere. Most would take that limitation and disappear. Linda is the only one, one of only few, perhaps, ONLY ONE I KNOW, that remained strong enough to adapt and continue her passion for Nursing Education. Not just that, with a sense of humor and her demonstrated ability to work as if it is no big deal. It is a VERY BIG DEAL! I liked the focus on getting this done, fast! Cheryl in their office is EXTREMELY helpful in doing her best to make sure you have what you need. Cat works alongside Linda. She is the one teaching in the videos, alongside others. Very thorough and very responsive. 2. The curriculum was very detailed, STRUCTURED, and easy to follow. The videos, the written content, the Hartman book), just the right summary of the most essential knowledge and skills we ALL need, and may need at some point in our life. I believe this should be taught in early years of life, no matter what . It REALLY opens one's eyes to phases of human life we remain blind to till we are 'caught in them' or the repercussions of them. 3.The in-person labs had plenty of students, all age groups. 4. This training is a good way to get onto a path, take it where one wants to take it. I wrote this as I discovered how good thawed frozen apples taste. A REFRESHING treat. One of the most delicious foods, even for those who may not like apples! Big Deal - Is Linda the 'L' in the Big Deal?

The Family Relations department sponsors great events for married couples to learn and develop…read morecommunication skills as well as have a fun date night. I wish they had more support to continue such a great program.

My grandson is 5 years old and he has learned so much this year! He can read very well now and is…read morelearning simple math too. This is much more progress than we would have ever had at home. Ms Crane is so kind and tolerant even when the kids are a little wiggly or not listening. We have been very happy with Learning Dynamics this year!

Eliza is the best teacher my son has ever had. Riyad enjoyed this place a lot and was excited to…read morebe the teacher special helper

Rocky Mountain University (RMU) provided an exceptional program for working professionals like me…read more Their flexibility was invaluable, especially during the pandemic, allowing me to participate fully in my coursework and group discussions on MY OWN schedule. I was even able to take a break during the pandemic when life got TOO busy and return a year later to finish my doctorate while working full-time in a busy rural primary care clinic. The faculty truly understand the demands of healthcare professionals (being medical providers themselves) and went above and beyond to support students balancing work, life, and education (and for some, family). Completing my doctorate online while staying connected with classmates (many new friends) made all the difference. Thank you, RMU, (a special thank you Dr Rust) for your dedication and for letting me be part of such a great program!

About 75% through the transitional DPT in Pediatric Science program and having a blast. Best…read moredecision to enroll here. Excellent academic and administrative staff! Plus, a rockstar of a tDPT program director who leads a unique and exceptionally rigorous program that is primarily on-line with 3 on-site weeks of direct instruction. Beautiful location in Provo, Utah with great facilities. Tuition is reasonable.

When we found Telos, we were exhausted and overwhelmed. Our son had been through 3 programs in 18…read moremonths--two asked him to leave because they couldn't meet his needs. When he came home from the third, he simply wasn't ready; we were stuck in a cycle of fear, anxiety, and constant crisis. From the first admissions call, Telos felt different. Brooke wasn't trying to "sell" --she genuinely wanted to know if Telos was the right fit. That honesty and compassion set the tone for everything that followed. Telos was organized, communicative, and committed to helping our son. They supported us too, through family weekends, parent coaching, and connection with other families who understood what we were going through. As someone who worked in healthcare for 15 years, I was impressed by the clinical care. Dr. Palmer took time to understand our son and sort out months of inconsistent medication management. Michael Shomaker, kept us informed about even minor concerns. Their genuine care was obvious. When the first therapist wasn't the right fit, Telos handled it professionally--simply wanting to match our son with someone who could reach him. One of the founders, Tony Mosier, stepped in. He doesn't typically carry a caseload, but he saw a need and responded. Tony's ability to see through bravado, hold firm boundaries, and build trust was remarkable. He helped our son understand and accept his diagnoses, develop healthier coping skills, and begin to see things "from the other side of the mountain." Our son looked forward to their time together and rebuilt confidence through that relationship. Tony supported us as well, offering candid feedback and helping us rethink how to connect more effectively. It's rare to find a program that offers a school experience that feels 'normal'. Telos provided in‑class instruction--not just online work--which brought stability. Kevin Kuykendall sorted through messy transcripts - helping our son graduate early and be college‑ready. Teachers like Devon Lynch, Austin Stevenson, and Macie Cline are more than subject experts; they helped him believe in his ability to succeed. Staying active mattered too, and Telos made that possible through sports, neurofitness, and daily activities giving him healthy outlets and routine. Each visit reinforced our trust. The environment felt safe and open. Staff greeted students by name, high‑fiving in the hall--they clearly know the students well. Campus is clean and felt more like a small college than a treatment center. Our son proudly introduced us to one of his faves, Ms. Loza -- who treated him like her own. He also spoke highly of Hayley Bohr and his life coach, Phillip Sewart. Family days were full of hope, especially hearing staff share their own stories--many had struggled as teens themselves and chose this work because they want to help kids like ours. If I have one regret, it's not finding Telos sooner. At Telos my son was safe--not just physically but emotionally - held by people who genuinely cared. He didn't want to be there--what teenager does--but deep down, he knew it was good for him. He built relationships, better understood his challenges, and began shifting his rigid thinking. Even in the tearful goodbyes at the end of visits, I had complete confidence I was leaving him in a good place with good people. Our journey isn't over, but we're in a very different place now. He is home, working steadily, avoiding risky behaviors, building healthier friendships, and preparing for college. Telos was the village he needed--and the village our whole family needed. Telos isn't perfect. There were normal bumps along the way, as with any good school or program. They can't magically fix everything--no one can--but they walk beside you, treat your child like their own, and are dedicated to helping your kid find a path forward and your family find peace. It's a community of competent, caring professionals and owners who are personally involved in the day‑to‑day because it isn't a business--it's a calling - something they are truly passionate about: making a difference.

I have taken a couple of Lipo-Expert classes with Gretchen Givone using the LPG Endermologie…read moremachines - and WOW! She is a fountain of information on the machines, hands-on application, and the most effective techniques that give the best results. I look forward to taking her advanced classes.

Taking the LPG training classes with Gretchen and her team was a pleasure. She had so much great…read moreinformation to share and she was extremely happy and eager to do so. It was a great learning atmosphere all around. I also had the opportunity of doing a lot of hands on work and receiving treatments myself to monitor results over the three days. My results and the results of those I worked on were visible immediately. Her techniques are undeniably effective. I would go back anytime to take her advanced courses. Especial in Sandy Utah. I enjoyed the people and the atmosphere there so much. Overall it was a wonderful experience!

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would. Ed and his staff have been the most amazing…read moreindividuals with my daughter. She struggled with math and hated it until coming here, now it is one of her favorite subjects. Her confidence has been lifted by this place and she loves attending here. They not only invest their time into these kids, they do their best to make this a fun learning experience for them and truly care about your child's success. I would recommend this Mathnasium to anyone, they have exceeded my expectations and are truly the best!

My daughter is a 4th grader who did okay in math, but needed an extra boost. She attends Mathnasium…read more2-3 days a week and have been attending for about 4 months now. She enjoys math much more now and getting A's on her math tests. Highlight for her was her first 100% on a math test that no other student had. She attributes her success to Mathnasium and urged me to make this review.

Chris made what could've been a long, exhausting 8-hour concealed carry class actually enjoyable…read more He has a great way of keeping things engaging, mixing in real-life examples, humor, and practical advice so it never felt like you were just sitting through a lecture. He clearly knows his stuff and explains everything in a way that's easy to understand, whether you're brand new or have some experience. I walked away feeling way more confident and informed, not just about the laws but about responsible carrying in general. If you're on the fence about taking a class, this is 100% worth it--Chris makes the time fly by.

I recently took a concealed carry class through ASDI and was really disappointed with the…read moreexperience. The first instructor spent a large part of the class on unrelated political topics -- including Sharia law, Islam, and the current Virginia governor -- instead of focusing on firearm safety or laws. It felt more like a political soapbox than an educational course. The second instructor did stay more on topic, but then shifted into promoting a legal protection membership (USCCA) that costs about $400 a year, which came across more like a sales pitch than meaningful training. Overall, I left feeling that the class didn't deliver what was advertised. I expected professional instruction on concealed carry requirements, but instead got politics and promotions. I don't think it was worth what I paid, and I'd hesitate to recommend it to others unless the course content is refocused on actual firearms education.