Last spring I took a watercolor class here with some friends. It was fun. Today, I was at Indy Art…read moreCenter for an event. We did Pilates, yoga and breath work in the library. How cool is that? It's a beautiful campus. Lots of fun stuff to look at and create. I like the location a lot. It's surrounded by trees and near the Monon Trail. Support the Arts whenever possible! AI is just not the same.

Attended a sold out showing of the Radiance Film Festival featuring film shorts by Ball State…read moreUniversity students in the Frank Basile Theatre, with new seating. The building also has several small galleries with interesting artwork on display. Parking is scarce for an event of this size, so arrive early!

It would be a complete shock if the Unique actually graduates and is successful without some divine…read moreintervention. Had the absolute worst experience ever and it wasn't because of the service provided by the lovely Azara, it was because of Unique's deplorable attitude. Never gave her the task of managing the check-in desk if she's not going to be forthcoming, honest, and humble enough to say when she's wrong. Then to have the gall to be talk back and be sassy as if she didn't give me the wrong instructions. I arrive at 1:13 she tells me it's a wait, I said okay will you call me? She says yes. I don't receive a call as I'm waiting in my car so I go back on at 1:56.... She's asking where I was, I said you said you would call. She said yes, call you up. So why have my phone number and why not be explicit regarding the full waiting room? Absolutely horrible customer service and her skills didn't look to be developing properly from what I saw. Zero stars for her.

The Speedway location is problematic...especially the day shift. Over the years there have been…read moreminor issues at this location, but today took the cake. After waiting for two weeks for my appointment, today I was refused service at this location because the day shift instructor claimed they "couldn't find" my latest formula in their computer system -- so I commented that this was "b.s". Initially, I was told the last time I was there was in 2024!! Then it changed to 2025. When I asked to speak to management about how night shift could find my most recent records both the front desk person and instructor threw up their hands and said that "they were day shift and I needed to speak to the night shift". Both shifts use the same computer system...so no rational explanation was given nor was any attempt made to determine if the last formula on file was the correct one. A note was put into my file that I am permanently banned from this location for using profanity (saying b.s). Avoid this place like the plague. Would give -5 stars if that was an option.

I love my beginning French class at IFLA. There are six of us in the class with a Parisian…read moreinstructor. The class moves quickly and is structured towards basic conversation - exactly what a tourist would need. I had to wait a few sessions before enough people signed up to offer the class, and it was worth the wait!

I had searched online for a somatic therapist and connected with a woman who happened to be working…read morewith CTS. We have now been working together for nearly 2.5 years and my experience with her has been life changing. However, I have had some major frustrations with the office side of the organization. There are also some policies that can greatly affect a person with state insurance that are not given up front. It was pretty smooth sailing for quite some time. Before Covid, the receptionist was very kind and warm. Now, all sessions are online, indefinitely, and only a recording answers the phone. For some time, the only thing I really despised was the tiny bathroom available to clients that always seemed dirty...if they ever reopen, they should redo that closet of a bathroom. After about a year of working together, I was warned that my therapist would be gaining her license soon and that they do not accept state insurance for their licensed level tier of therapists. CTS is listed as a "training center for master's degree students and post-graduate counseling residents." My therapist had moved here from Colorado and was practicing at CTS to earn licensure in Indiana. So she was already experienced and I was making great progress with her help. I was not interested in starting over with a student/resident. To continue, we scaled back on the frequency of my sessions so I could afford to pay cash. I see this being extremely problematic for those without the means to finance their own mental health, after they've bonded with a therapist. The most concerning thing, that has affected me most, is their failure to comply with multiple requests from Social Security for my disability claim. Even after they insisted they had sent the requested records, but hadn't, they became pushy about me resubmitting their online release of information form and a copy of my drivers license because "they lost the original." For the sake of a chance at them submitting the paperwork in my appeal, I did so, but...I'm still salty about it. As with any counseling "center," your experience is going to vary greatly according to your situation and the therapist you choose. Here, the business end could use some improvement.

I've long been familiar with the Christian Theological Seminary Counseling Center, a clinical…read moresetting designed to provide a training ground for CTS's master's level students and post-graduate counseling residents who are part of CTS's COAMFTE accredited Marriage and Family Therapy program and Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. Fees for services with graduate interns are on a sliding scale and are typically discussed in the first session. The counseling center is located on the South end of the Butler University campus. It's worth noting that CTS sold its land and buildings to Butler University and is now actually renting its spaces. I've gone to CTS's counseling center more than once - partly because I appreciate its spiritual core and partly because of the aforementioned sliding scale counseling services. Due to the pandemic, CTS is limited to telehealth appointments at this time. As most churches are starting to open up, here's hoping that they return to at least a hybrid arrangement in the near future. Christian Theological Seminary is a Disciples of Christ seminary. It leans toward a more progressive theology, though it certainly embraces the full spectrum. That said, I think a lot of folks would be surprised that at a seminary counseling center you can definitely find counselors/therapists willing to and quite skilled at dealing with a wide variety of issues. I've typically found the counseling center to offer a diverse staff. They try to honor requests - for example, as a sexual assault survivor I tend to prefer working with women. I've typically not had difficulty having that request honored. All of the interns are supervised. They may or may not ask you if they can hold sessions in a room that has a one-way mirror (supervisors may observe from the other side). I've never been comfortable with this - that discomfort has always been honored. The counseling center used to actually be within the seminary, though it was moved into its current setting years ago. I've never been quite as comfortable in the current setting - it's not particularly as wheelchair friendly and the bathroom is abysmal. CTS sees clients without regard to race, color, religion/creed, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, marital status, etc. This is consistent with Disciples of Christ. The counseling center has been around since 1967. It's fully accredited as are the CTS counseling programs. I find the CTS counseling center to be one of Indy's better affordable counseling options, though it's certainly not flawless. It's primarily geared toward shorter term counseling issues (once interns become licensed, they no longer work on sliding scale and/or will graduate and move away). While this typically takes 2-3 years, for those looking for a long-term relationship that's less likely here (This is generally true of affordable counseling - # of sessions is important and missed sessions can easily lead to termination of services). The counseling center offers a variety of groups. It does not offer walk-ins or crisis services. They also do not offer medications. Therapists are very good at identifying if someone's needs are outside their scope and will assist in arranging appropriate referrals if needed. Over the years, I've worked with 3 different therapists here. 2 of the 3 were wonderful experiences. The third was, perhaps, less stellar of an arrangement but I'd still consider it good. Overall, I'd consider the CTS Counseling Center one of Indy's better kept secrets for affordable counseling. While the scope is somewhat limited and there are some accessibility concerns (for in-person counseling), I've always felt cared about with my therapists and had good experiences working on issues important to my healing and wellness.

This school has been really good to us! Our son loves coming to daycare and enjoys his teachers…read more They teach him different things every day, they also take him outside to their very private and secure kiddie park. I absolutely enjoy all the staff. They provide meals to my son and snacks throughout the day and help with potty training.

As a former employee at Primrose, I want to get on here and share my positive experience. The…read morecurrent management has worked hard to create a safe space for all students and staff. They go above and beyond to make sure that your problems are heard and you are supported. The staff consists of some of the best people I've ever had the pleasure to meet. They hold their staff to a very high standard, and unfortunately some people unable to uphold that. The children are always #1 priority here. I loved this job and it will always hold a special place in my heart. Today I was asked in one of my college courses to think of a leader I admired and my favorite quality about them. The first person that came to my mind was Director Stephanie Harvey. I could write a million things about her incredible leadership ranging from her love and passion of education to her creative and effective problem solving. However, the quality I admire the most is the kindness and humility she exhibits every single day. She always ready to listen and help in anyway she can. She would never ask her staff to do anything that she wouldn't do and she treats everyone with the utmost respect. Primrose is a wonderful place to send your children because there is a team of people ready to love them like their own.

Primrose at Gray Eagle is amazing! We bring both of our kids here and we absolutely love and adore…read morethe staff. They love on our kids as if they were their own. We interviewed a handful of schools and when we first walked into the Gray Eagle location we new instantly it was the place we wanted to send our kids. Every staff member made us feel completely at ease and as a first time parent they even helped me through my anxiety of leaving my first baby with them. They are like part of our family and we highly recommend them! They are definitely a part of our success in raising our kids! We couldn't thank them enough.

Tremendous teachers and a clear focus on safety and security. Couldn't choose a better spot for my…read moredaughter... She loves it!

I volunteer here about once a week during the school year and have always had amazing experiences…read morewith the staff and parents. The PTA plans fun events throughout the year including a fall walk-a-thon, winter carnival, veteran's day celebration, and more. The office staff is friendly and helpful, as well.

Indy Language Center is a fantastic resource for the Carmel and Indianapolis area community. If you…read moreneed a document translated, they can help. If you need to learn a new language, they can help. Or if you need help easing up your own accent to sound a bit more Hoosier, they can help with that, too! The head of the center, Giancarlo, is passionate about helping the international community of the Indianapolis area with their linguistic adaptation needs, and helping Indy natives to discover the world outside our crossroads state. Definitely give them a call or reach out to them through email if you have any linguistic needs.

I enrolled in an ASL 1 class so I could communicate with a new student at my Church. I learned so…read moremuch in 5 weeks! The small classes gives you the one on one help you need. The staff is so friendly and my teacher has been so patient and kind. I will be taking the ASL 2, ASL 3 and so on here at Indy Language Center. I highly recommended this place for those who don't want to pay the high cost of a college classes and don't want to deal with the large, busy college atmosphere.