Atlas project is the most valuable 15 day investment in my life. I'm a bit of a skeptic and wanted…read moreto find fault with the program when my dad told me about it. When it transformed my parents relationship with each other I had to give it a try. I wanted it to be a scam, grift, warmed over landmark / LGAT or just a useless cringe fest but it really is as good as it billed. I've done years of therapy with 7 different therapists in various contexts (couples therapy, individual, family) as well as a 10-day silent meditation practice and my own reading on communication, relationship, etc. and nothing compares to the personal insights and sense of clarity I got (and am getting, now in the third of three modules with redesign). I never thought it would be possible to form such deep connections with strangers in a hotel ballroom, or share deep shame and trauma so openly, but there it is! The group was incredibly diverse, with a cross-section of every religion, race, sexual orientation and age. The common denominator was some commitment to growth, though a lot of resistance to change was a big common denominator!

Great experience! I would very highly recommend it to any leader. If personal or interpersonal…read moregrowth is a priority for you, you'll achieve it here

"Where imagination meets the canvas, every stroke tells a story. Welcome to a world of endless…read morecreativity and vibrant expression." My daughter loves coming here for art classes all the instructors are amazing and she has found a new talent!

I love this place so much. My son also loved coming here for the summer. Thank you so much for the…read morelove you give to these children they really do love being there.

I visit this location for its educational purposes. It's a great resource center for master…read moregardening wether it be for an intern or a Certified Master Gardener. The outer land perimeter is consistently being improved even if it is in increments. Hidden from public view is a courtyard which houses many varieties of vegetation along with palm trees and pomegranates. In the rear of the location is a botanic garden. A beautiful place to take a little stroll or relax in the courtyard or rest area. My family and I have spent over 48 hours through multiple visits here. This is truly a hidden gem. Drop on by when you have a chance if you're in the area. Hope you enjoy it as much as my family and I do.

This review is on the 3.5 Acre Garden:…read more  My name is Daniel S and pertaining to this review the "S" stands for Sharing a secret. My secret is that immediately off Interstate 215 and the northeast corner of Windmill Lane and Maryland Parkway is a picturesque public garden. It is a 3.5 acre Demonstration Garden where over 1,000 species of native and non native plants come to life in the shadow of the Interstate 215 barrier wall. It is a secret garden that features a red colored quarter mile walking trail with six fitness machines every 100 feet. It is a thriving garden that includes a Butterfly Pavilion with picnic tables, children's garden, orchard garden with trees bearing fruit, meditation garden, vegetable garden, rose garden, and hundreds of colorful plants.   Before I lead into my first-hand experience here, it is important for me to mention a few things about the business listing which is the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. According to its website it is an outreach arm of the University that is funded by the county, state, and federal dollars that extends unbiased, research-based knowledge from the University of Nevada to the residents of Southern Nevada. Amungst the numerous things they provide are non-degree programs in certain specialties. They have numerous buildings throughout the Silver State. This very location has a major emphasis on gardening. The campus is relatively small with two buildings. From the road, the two buildings conceal the secret garden at the north.   Sometimes the best sources of secrets are a  hiking trail. Throughout the many times that I passed by here on I-215, Windmill Lane, and Maryland Parkway; I was unaware this serene spot existed. All it took for me was one hike along the I-215 Eastern Beltway Trail to discover it. From the moment that I set eyes on it while walking along its eastern border on the I-215 Eastern Beltway Trail on that rainy January afternoon, I was determined to check this out in the near future. That near future was yesterday on March 27, 2019 in the beginning of Spring.   It was a breeze arriving here. Access to the campus and gardens is off Maryland Parkway/Paradise Road. It is the first driveway immediately north of Windmill Lane. On a Wednesday afternoon parking was plentiful in both parking lots. So were the plants.   As soon as I entered the fenced in garden, I was surrounded by a spectrum of plants and colorful walkways. Although I arrived days before the peak of the spring bloom, the gardens were charming and captivating. With the descriptive plaques proving the names and species of the nearby plants and trees this was also a unique learning experience. The gardens exposed me to plants that I never heard of like the Texas Mountain Laurel. Each turn along the walkway filled my senses. And my camera lenses.! It was fun photographing a Texas Mountain Laurel under a distant snowcapped Mount Charleston or under an I-215 Exit sign. Throughout the garden were shaded areas including a bench beneath a mature African Sumac tree. And throughout the garden were blooming plants including the Desert Green Cassia and July Elberta Peach. A natural wash bordered by a rainbow of plants weaved through the center of the property. Towering above the trees and plants was what looks like a wooden teepee. There is nothing like art to complement a garden.   For several minutes, I upped my serotonin level while reducing my blood pressure level. I didn't have to go in the meditation garden to cleanse my senses. Walking in the garden did the job.  Now that the secret is out, I highly recommend that if you are in the area to take a time out to escape the hustle and bustle to relax with nature in this garden. Now, lets keep this secret amungst ourselves. We want this to remain a serene spot. At any rate, I highly recommend checking out this garden spot in the spring when it is in the height of the bloom. If you really want to capture the ultimate Las Vegas garden experience I suggest combining it with the Ethel M Cactus Garden in Henderson.

We did a birthday party with Dr. Amanda. She was great and was engaging with our guests that were…read moreafraid to get too close, lol. Definitely the funnest bday party that we've had.

Dr. Amanda's teaching style is more than educational, it's fun. As she says, she may be an expert…read morebut it doesn't mean she knows everything, so her classes tend to be very discussion-oriented. She hands out food stuffs to practice the techniques she teaches in class and has demo-couples to further illuminate what was discussed. Classes include The Art of Fellatio, The Art of Cunnilingus, and The Art of Oral Teasing and Pleasing; even if you're a master/mistress of one of these crafts you can definitely learn some new tricks from Dr. Amanda! Also, don't let sexual preference deter you from taking a particular course as Dr. Amanda's courses highlight communication, and you can pick up how to better tell your lover(s) what works for you. I highly recommend Dr. Amanda's courses for anyone who wants to learn more about sexuality, both giving and receiving, whether you're a novice just starting out, add a little fuel to the fire, or if you just want to learn new techniques.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about my advanced esthetician teacher Miss. Mel! She is truly…read moreone of a kind. Not only is she incredibly knowledgeable and talented, but she teaches with so much passion, patience, and heart. You can tell she genuinely cares about each of her students and wants us all to succeed. She goes above and beyond to make sure we understand every technique, every detail, and every step, and she never makes anyone feel small for asking questions. Her encouragement gave me confidence in myself when I needed it most. What I admire most is how she leads by example. She is professional, hardworking, kind, and inspiring. Being her student has been such a blessing, and I will always be grateful for everything she has taught me, not just about esthetics, but about believing in myself.

Update: I ended up going back to finish to get my license and want to say ms Melissa and miss…read moresheena has been a big help on getting me back in after leave of absence I'm now done as of Jan and go for stateboard testing I suggest talking to those two for answers but they made everything much better

I visited this school with my sister, and I was so happy that they really care about the student…read more Ms Valerie is such a knowledgeable teacher that really cares. My sister got a job right after school and is doing great, with no debt ! Yup no debt ! If that is not value for your money I don't know what is. If you want a career that can help you succeed but don't want to have a crushing bill afterwards, I would highly recommend Medical Skills For Life. They have different programs also available to help you pay for school. Give them a try.

I have full state funding and Ely Nesmigh told me to find another school. This place takes state…read morefunding and I was turned away. I believe it is because of LGBTQ. BEWARE... He said they are a small Mom&Pops school and they have policies he must follow. I do not believe this is still going on in America in 2020. I have the entire conversation recorded.

I started my journey in education focusing my core studies on computer science at the College of…read moreSouthern Nevada over 20 years ago. Now, my son is starting his adventure at CSN for his two year in Computer Science with a focus on cybersecurity network engineering, and then transferring over to UNLV. The Charleston Campus is our primary location that I used to go to, and now my son goes to. He recently had to take a multiple exams to get his Microsoft certification in Office applications. All exams were provided at the Charleston College of Southern Nevada. College of Southern Nevada operates multiple campuses including Charleston, Cheyenne, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. There are several learning centers as well. CSN offers a wide range of academics and career focused programs including associate degrees, certificates, and multi pathways for transfer to four year universities. Some of their studies include business, health sciences, information technology, engineering, education, and the arts. I really enjoyed my time at CSN! My son is as well. The teachers and the community are fantastic. There are flexible learning options including online and evening classes. If you're looking to start your educational journey, I'd highly recommend CSN as a place to go to if you're local in Las Vegas!

So important to me at this special college I grew up.with a learning disability as a young woman…read morewho tried to get a college education when I was 21 years old I could not not make in college with a learning disability so I am so grateful to csn once you got your disability center in 2000 I waited 25vyears to go back to college in 2000 thank csn with Joe Garcia and helpful staff to help me get .very good education in business and in computers and good grades with a pell grant and scholarship I attended csn from 2000 to 2005 your re.entry was helpful with Laura cortez and staff very helpful and miss Linda luck with our state also helped with praxis exam as a .substitute teacher in clark county .thank you to everyone I am so glad and proud that I finally.y got a good education with good grades at 47 years young thru 52 years old I should visit our campus and see how our college campus has grown thanks again