If you are Amy's client you are in good hands. For exams, blood work or a home birth look no…read morefurther. She is extremely intelligent and a truly personal medical professional with your interest in mind. Amy and Connie paired great together delivering my son. They were very experienced as well as loving. I felt confident they would make sure I was kept safe which created a stress free birthing environment as well as postnatal care for both of us.

From the owner: Blessings provides in-home women's healthcare to women from 12 years old to 90+ years old. We also…read moreprovide in home prenatal and birth services, along with a myriad of education classes. When I say women's healthcare, I mean a primary health care provider for women. If a woman is in need of her yearly exam, is looking for family planning counseling or is in need of pregnancy services, Blessings provides these services and much more. Blessings is able to offer these services because I am a certified nurse-midwife (CNM). CNMs are advanced practice registered nurses which is a nice advantage when it comes to continual care. As an advanced practice registered nurse I am able to provide care to women through all the stages of her life.

Location Overview: You can find this school/establishment…read moreon Sunset and Knickerbocker next to King Buffet. This is a school setting with all salon services. Customer Service: The customer service is great.. When there is staff/students. We can all agree what general hospitality should look like, especially in a business setting. I will say it is very unprofessional to have an appointment set a week out, show up 10mins before your appointment and be told "That person isn't going to be here for two weeks..." "I can't schedule you until I know who's going to be here". As an establishment (students or not) you give no notice to customers? Hmmm.. very bold of you. Quality/Quantity: I have been here before and there's a great menu of services. Anything you may request they can do for you. Side Notes: As always keep in mind most staff are students and this is a school.

I had a fantastic experience at TCC. I started my journey 10 years ago at this site, but didn't…read morefinish. I made the decision to come back and it was the best decision i made. The instructors made the experience fun and exciting to come to school everyday. They were encouraging when things got hard. And they were very knowledgeable about not only the services we learned to do, but also the products in the industry and up to date with latest trends. The facility itself is also a great site. It is big and spacious and has all the latest equipment. I appreciate my education experience and will take it with me into my future, that I know will be a success!!

I would like to say if you have been pondering taking your kid to Angelo Driving Academy to do a…read more3rd party test. It is well worth it to pay Mr Pittman the full $70. It gives you a 30 minute practice drive, he helps you practice on your parallel parking, and you take the test in HIS Toyota Corolla not Mom's Yukon XL which has been quite the chore to teach PP. He was prompt, super personable , and easy to work with. We had a fantastic experience. Thank you!

I had to take an Alcohol Awareness course through Angelo Driving Academy. I felt very judged by the…read moreinstructor, where he placed himself above us in society. If you want to help somebody, negative energy is not going to lead to a positive outcome. Judging people is not a way of helping.

I have taken this course twice, once for an insurance discount and once for a ticket dismissal…read more Gary and Randy are quite funny and while the videos are old the program is evergreen and is very beneficial.

The online course content itself is .... fine...I guess.... but the video player technology is…read moreold-fashioned and leaves out several features that would really make this course more usable. For example, the video player: - lacks a full-screen mode - lacks subtitles - can't be rewinded if you miss something - doesn't tell you how much time is remaining I understand they don't want folks fast-forwarding all the way thru, but several times I wanted to go back just a few seconds to re-read some on-screen text (remember, the video is teeny tiny especially for those of us with weaker eyes) or repeat what they just said so I could take notes, and my only option was to refresh the entire page and start the video all over again. On a 2 or 3min video clip this wasn't a big deal, but some clips are 20+ mins long and having to start all over was especially frustrating. With the video player coming up the size of a postage stamp, a full-screen button and/or a subtitle option would really make it easier on students! The text-based content has a few minor spelling/grammar mistakes or missing words. The screen also doesn't tell you how many pages are left in a chapter. Again, this makes it difficult for the student to pace themselves or plan ahead (i.e. "I can finish this chapter on my lunch break"). As for the contents of the videos, again they are really old-fashioned. One video has a copyright from 1994. The videos don't acknowledge any modern vehicle safety systems (such as blind-spot detection, automatic braking, automatic headlights, or any kind of driver-assistance system that has been on vehicles for the past 10+ years now). There's also an awkward clip of the two men's velvety wing-backed chairs pressed firmly together, with their (the men's) legs almost touching. Why are these men sitting so close together?