First I thought very professional. I talked to a person on the phone, I faxed my papers that needed…read moreto be translated, got a quote (about what I thought it should cost). When I submitted everything with payment, I got an email back that the price I got quoted was wrong and the new price was about a third higher than before. When I asked why, I only got a reply back that I was misquoted for 5 pages. I wrote back that it was only 4 pages and re-emailed them, just to make sure they have the right ones. Their response was that this is the price! NOT USING THEM EVER

I had great communication with SDR and applied for a course by course evaluation and it was done in…read moreless than 15 business days. I had questions and concerns and it was answered in timely manner. It was a pleasure dealing with them. Highly recommended!

This place rocks. If you're looking for access to bigger results, career direction, or answers…read moreabout that void in your life, Johnson O'Connor can help. I found out I have some unexercised talents that I need to put to use. You might too!

My sister and I both got aptitude testing through JOC in Houston 30 years ago. It confirmed my…read moresister's career choice for a medical career, and it helped me define my upcoming college major, which I sorely needed help with (I wanted to do everything!) Last year, my sister returned with her two high schoolers and me this year with mine. I will continue to use their services and recommend them highly! The sessions consist of non-traditional tests that evaluate your natural aptitudes. You also fill out a form at the end about career fields and hobbies that you like to do. The conclusion session is so enlightening. The researcher/tester explains all your aptitudes, your strengths and weaknesses, how those translate to career choices, college class choices and other education or job choices. They also tie in your likes with your natural aptitudes and show how the two can work together. This natural aptitude testing is so amazing to help understand yourself and how and why you do things a certain way. It can help a rising college student avoid changing majors often as his/her "likes" change, and can help any person understand their bent and help direct their job/career/hobby choices! A great investment that helps avoid costly choices (like changing majors) in the future.

Excellent instructor; very patient and kind my child tested out of fifth grade math because of Mrs…read more Carol.

From the owner: Our programs develop concept acquisition, critical thinking, and application of skills. Our math…read moreand English curricula follow Common Core Standards, helping prepare students for academic and standardized tests as well as everyday challenges. Your children will learn in a rewarding way and will gain a sense of confidence in and excitement for learning. We have small ratio classes.

TrainerKart has been spamming me for over a year with unwanted emails. Every time they send an…read moreemail they create a new email box with a fake name so I'm unable to block them. Their emails do not include a way to unsubscribe. When I called them to complain they said to respond to the message with "Unsubscribe" in the subject line. Which I did, dozens of times. That didn't do any good. I still get them every day. When I called again to complain they hung up on me. I tried emailing their info at trainerkart.com and was ignored. I tried contacting them via their chat and was ignored. I wish the CAN-SPAM act was enforceable because they should be fined and shut down.

Scammer. : I had to send a Cease and Desist letter to principals Ranbir Luwang Thounaojam and…read moreAvinash Sanadi to stop them from illegally distributing private information advertising their classes. Disreputable organization and the response below is a lie. See my attached picture for a response apologizing for the inconvenience of listing me as a teacher and selling classes on their website.

Hadnt been to Region IV in years- probably pre Covid was my last time attending anything in person…read more They offer online courses now, so driving out to 290 is become lessen frequent, but bring proactive and marketable for my next job, I decided to take a course in person, which started at 8:30. The drive in was not that bad, and there was ample parking with security visible the entire time I was there. The McKinney Center, which is where the professional development courses take place, is a beautiful building. Spacious, bright. They even have coffee stations (decaf and caffeinated ln each floor of the building complete with creamer and various types of sugar. Water bottle stations are also available to keep you hydrated during professional development sessions. Classrooms are also spacious, providing charging stations on tables. Three presentation areas project presentations so no matter where you sit, you do not have to turn your head to see (although you may have to to turn your head to follow the speaker). Restrooms are clean but a little small in the area between sinks and stalls, so I would not say they're wheelchair accessible (just my opinion.) All in all, a great location and space to learn more comfortably.

Read Amy's one star Google review. The truth is often somewhere in the lengthier reviews that…read morepeople take the time to write detailing their experience. Anyone can post a quick 5 star review. Amy sums it up. I have spent over two decades taking classes, designing instruction and teaching, so I can say from personal and professional experience there's a serious lack of communication and structure in this costly basic ACP program, one in which you essentially follow modules and teach yourself. The only consistency seems to be the staff overturn. Calling them can be an exercise in futility. If you cannot find your own answer through the materials provided and you call them, be prepared for a runaround. You will most likely receive conflicting "answers," or some circular argument that points the onus back on you. Research all the online programs before making a decision. A higher cost does not necessarily equal a higher quality "program." If you're paying to teach yourself online, there are several less expensive options that offer the same type of "package," but include more online support, which we essentially call "customer service."

Thank you to The Enrichery!!! My boys are young, going into fourth grade, but I was getting…read moreconcerned about the quality of their education and considering moving schools. They were actually getting good grades but i thought they may not be challenged enough. I met with Sarah who told me they could do some simple benchmark testing to see where the are overall. They were awesome with my kids and encouraging and patient with my concerns. They helped me pick up on things we need to work on and assured me we're on the right track. Fortunately we don't need tutoring-Yet! I know where I'm going for test prep in the future!!! Highly recommend.

I reached out to The Enrichery to help with my daughter's college application process. I was lucky…read moreenough to speak with Alex, who was so friendly and knowledgeable. My daughter and I (yes, me too) were very stressed about my daughters college essay. Alex made my daughter feel so comfortable, and walked her through the whole process. Alex gave my daughter advice on everything that my daughter had doubts about. I have two younger children, and will definitely be reaching out to Alex when the time comes for them to apply to College. Beyond satisfied with the help Amd guidance that we received at The Enrichery.

I wish I would have read these reviews before scheduling an assessment. The afternoon woman is very…read morerude and unprofessional. Her conviction with my son, "Umm excuse me how long have you been in here. You've taken way too much time. I'm afraid I might have to have you leave the premises, this is unacceptable." I do not even want to continue, this is unbelievable to me.

Worth every penny!!! Once my son became a sophmore in high…read moreschool, his high school counselor told me to line up some ACT/SAT test prep to prepare him for the exams he should take the end of his junior year/beginning of senior year. She also advised me not to take the test prep lightly and consider it a very valuable investment, in other words, don't go the cheap direction. A friend of mine used C2 and had great things to say and as it was conveniently located to us, we paid them a visit. Helen Chung was very professional as she explained the long road ahead to improve our son's middling test scores to more competitive scores. Our goal was Texas A&M, or UT, and we knew there was no way our son could get in without really good test scores. We also knew that there is plenty of free test prep material available on the web, but that our son would never make the time to study if it weren't scheduled and taught by a third party. They teach in 1hour & 50-minute long sessions, and while I don't remember how much each session costs, we bought enough for him to attend 1-2 times/week that May, 2-3 times/week over the summer months and then 1-2 times/week his fall & winter semesters of his junior year. It was expensive and it was exhausting BUT, it got him into both Texas A&M & UT. My son was not in the top quarter of his class, so we know his high test scores and strong essays made the difference. The C2 investment was worth every penny to help us reach our goal. While my son really liked all of the instructors, his favorite was Daniel. Indeed, we even used C2 to help our son write his college essays as our son is not a strong writer. It also took away the conflict that comes from us trying to guide or redirect his topics or essays. We received excellent service from the whole C2 Memorial staff and eagerly refer them to all of our friends. Like I said, it was a very long process and over the course of 15 months our son received a lot of encouragement from the staff and Helen kept us all on track if we missed too many lessons. She takes the progress of her students very seriuosly which made all the difference. It would have been pretty easy to buy all of those hours up front, and then get too busy to ever use them, but Helen is very interested in results and understands very well how important it is that the student attend on a regular basis. There are a lot of services out there, but if C2 Memorial is at all convenient to you, then you should definitley make your appointment today. You will not be disappointed.

I have been working with Christy for 9 months now and I have learned more about how to support my…read moreAutistic nephew Nathan in these past few months, than in the past 20 years he's been alive. Prior to meeting Christy, my family and I didn't feel like we had many resources to depend on. For many years, raising a child with special needs felt like something we just had to figure out on our own. After meeting Christy and telling her about Nathan, we have learned so much about how to actually help him. We have learned how to navigate the school system, how to maximize our resources, how to better communicate with him in a way HE understands, how to handle all his paperwork as he nears adulthood, and so much more. Unlike so many others in the past, Christy has always treated us and Nathan with respect. From the jump she has been very patient with us and has taken the time to guide us step by step through every obstacle. She is passionate about her work, knowledgable about the school and legal system, dedicated to her mission, and wonderfully reliable. If you have any doubt in your mind that you are not doing the best for your child, I highly recommend setting up a meeting with her, even just to talk. She has been nothing but helpful and supportive of my family and we are all super grateful for her work!

My company (EPICompliance) has partnered with Our Little Peace of Mind for several years. I cannot…read morespeak highly enough of their CEO, Christy Pickrell, and her support staff. Absolutely one the most genuine and caring groups of individuals I have ever met. Not to mention their excellent product offerings, from personalized medical binders, guidebooks, and visual aides, all designed to provide insight into the care and needs of an individual that might be unable to speak for themselves. If you are a doctor, teacher, or caregiver of those with Autism, I would highly recommend checking them out. You will not be disappointed!