After reports of my children being abused at their mother's home emerged, I got a court order to…read morehave my children evaluated by a therapist. We brought the children to a Child's Voice. My children were scheduled with Mindy Romero and seen several times. When I first asked about the process, I was told that I would be kept in the loop about therapy. Several weeks later, I was told that I would have to do a formal records request. Shortly after than, I was asked to not request my children's therapy records. I set a meeting with the agency's director, Tina Bond. When I spoke to Ms. Bond, she revealed that Ms. Romero had observed some initial evidence that my children had been abused, but they would need more time to be sure. Then my children's mother stopped taking them to therapy. Inexplicably, Ms. Bond took their mother's side and discharged my children from therapy without confirming their initial findings, talking to me, or doing any real treatment. It is shameful for a group claiming to represent the needs of children to give up on a case where therapy is so obviously needed. It's also worrying that they try to keep parents from getting the records. Whatever they do, they're doing it inappropriately and deviously. In the process, they are causing injury to the children of New Mexico. It's been several years, and I'm back on the hunt for good child psychologists because the ones at A Child's Voice failed utterly. If you care about your children, avoid this agency.

I'm Loving our new building. Still working out some of the kinks, but the openhouse Wednesdays…read moreare back 7pm-9pm (except on major holidays and snow days). Looking forward to a long run of people making and DIY hobby building on RT66

Wow! Quelab is 10,000 sq feet of tools and space to make things with. They have a large wood shop…read morewith all the tools you could imagine. There is also a complete metal shop, welding area, 3d printing area, laser cutting with both an 80 and 135 watt cutter and 2 large format printers and a vinyl cutter. They also have an electronics lab, fabric arts room, stain glass and 4 station screen printer. With a large membership there are always people who are willing to help you learn and make. They are an all volunteer 501c(3) organization that has remained open to its members 24/7 despite the pandemic. Even through the pandemic they have continued to welcome new members and bring them in to a friendly, welcoming community. They are open to tours by appointment through info@quelab.net.

Milo is the greatest sales rep on the planet. The quality of service is through the roof. These…read moreguys do a pretty solid job all and all! Milo absolutely rocks if I forgot to mention that earlier

From the owner: Thompson Safety is a full-service safety company serving businesses in Albuquerque and the…read moresurrounding areas. We provide first aid supplies, personal protection equipment (PPE), defibrillators (AED), eyewash stations, fire extinguishers, and onsite training services, helping safety and EHS professionals manage their safety programs more efficiently. By specializing in service and technology, Thompson Safety can deliver products to every industry assisting businesses to stay compliant, save time, and keep their employees safe.

The girls declared it their "favorite camp, ever," and these 7 year olds are connoisseurs, having…read moreattended 7 or 8 flavors of summer camp in their short life-spans. Game-changer, too. In just one morning (and there were five), they learned to frame a shot, zoom-in, and also consider shutter speed and light sources. This is super useful stuff that they'll enjoy applying the rest of their lives. Group was small enough that real friendships can be forged.

My son, age 11, spent a week at camp with Jon at Shutter Bugs and absolutely loved it. He said the…read morebest part about camp was when he created the photo with the shoes. This experience is truly one of a kind and the kids gain a great deal of perspective. My boy came home and was seeing the beauty of earth with an artists eye. Giving a child an experience is worth so much more than any item. And that is what these kids get, an experience. They even have an art show at the end to show off all the photos they created. What kid wouldn't love this!

If you are thinking of taking a jewelry making class, don't hesitate to enroll in one here. No…read morematter what your skill level, you won't be disappointed! You will leave with something beautiful and the best part, it was hand made by you!!!

Great teaching! Knowledgeable instructors! Awesome tools. Friendly environment. Wealth of advice.read more

Now more than ever, we need nonprofits like Teeniors. The smart title hints at what this…read moreorganization does: teenagers teach seniors to use the technology in their lives. From email to cell phones to smart remote controls for televisions, those who didn't grow up with these electronics find themselves constantly struggling to understand the basics. Not only does this organization bridge a technology gap, but the act of bringing young people into the lives of this often-neglected population bridges a generational gap, as well. At this particular moment in time, this assistance is critical, it's easy to list the many reasons why seniors MUST be tech savvy: + Online prescription orders + Groceries and food delivery + Staying in contact with loved ones, particularly if visitation isn't an option + Email and other information channels I just read that for a limited time, the organization will offer free one-on-one video conference classes, and even at normal cost ($39, low-income is $25 per hour) this life training is very fairly priced. Just one of many resources we've discovered can work -- not as well as in-person, but still workable -- during this era of distancing. Thanks, guys.

From the owner: Teeniors® are tech-savvy teens and young adults who help older adults learn technology through…read moreone-on-one, personal coaching. Whether it's a smartphone, tablet or computer - our goal is to empower you to connect with your loved ones, engage with your community (and the world) through technology, while providing paid, meaningful jobs to our youth.