Finding OWLS Therapy is one of the best things to ever happen to our family. My daughter has been…read moreworking with Katie for 9 months and has made incredible strides with her articulation. After years of searching for the right solution, I feel like we hit the jackpot. I had started to wonder if my daughter my struggle with speech articulation for the rest of her life and literally in 9 months, I now have people asking why she's even in speech. Katie is warm, nurturing, incredibly talented, motivating, and such a wonderful role model to my daughter. She's inspired my 6-year-old to want to be a speech pathologist to help people just like Katie has helped her. If you have the opportunity to use OWLS Therapy, particularly Katie McLaughlin, for your child, run, don't walk -- you won't regret it!

We had our child in OWLs speech therapy with Karen for three years. During that time, we saw huge…read moregains in our child's speech. Janene and Karen were always professional and immediately addressed any questions or concerns I had. I was extremely satisfied with the company as a whole and with Karen's therapy services. My child always looked forward to karen's sessions. I like how they can come to your home, daycare, or provide virtual sessions. Karen provided written summaries of each session and activities/goals to work on at home. The only reason we stopped services was because we moved to a different state- otherwise we'd still be using them! I did a lot of research/trial sessions into other Northern Virginia offices and I am so glad we went with OWLs!

I took the Cover6Solutions SOC Analysts workshop and thought it was the most valuable workshops…read moreI've ever had. It spanned across two days and within those two days, I got to learn so much information that I didn't even learn in college. There is a lot of 'hands on' opportunity to practice what you've learned in the class. Tyrone, the instructor, is highly knowledgeable in the cybersec field. He is very approachable and always willing to help, which made the class more 'comfortable' and useful at the same time. I highly recommend Cover6 Solutions to anyone who's looking for cybersec workshops. +hands on +good pace + important information +excellent instructor +affordable +convenient

Mr. Wilson was very knowledgeable during the workshop. He provided priceless insights into current…read moretools used when conducting social engineering assessments and a doable road map for setting up/ tightening up a home Cyber Security Test lab. I would recommend this workshop to those who want to pipeline into the Cyber Security field and just have not taken their first step, to those who need a little nudge, or to those how may have tried but could benefit from some professional insights. Take this workshop! You will be glad you did.

My husband and I saw a dog we were interested in meeting and possibly adopting so we reached out…read morethrough Instagram to get more details. We got a quick response, which was nice. They let us know that based on the dog's profile, they recommended that we do a meet and greet with any family dogs we already have at home. So we get ready, load up our pup, and go to the center. When we walked in, we felt like the vibes were pretty off immediately. The front desk staff seemed to be pretty unfriendly, barely addressed us, and barely made eye contact with us. But we moved on and I tried giving them some grace... We then told them which dog we were interested in meeting and they let us go back to the kennel for a first glance. We came back out and when we asked for a meet and greet, the one worker seemed super hesitant in even allowing that. Lots of "ummm, yea, I guess you can" vibes. My mother-in-law waited in the lobby with our pup and they led my husband and I to their yard for a visit which went well and I asked if I could switch out with my mother-in-law and were told that it'd be best not to have the dog meet too many people in one instance since it has a "stranger danger" personality. What if the people after us wanted to meet him, would they have turned them down because it was "too many people"??? We then asked to have our pup meet since our meeting went well and were met with more hesitation. We let the staff know that we also have kids at home and they recommended that we come back with them so the adoptable pup could meet everyone at once instead of letting our dog meet in that moment.... we thought that was odd since we were already there and prepared. My husband was already over it and left and I went back in to ask if the dog we were interested in could be adopted that day or before we were able to come back. They let us know that they couldn't guarentee he'd still be there. Never once did they really walk us through the process or even offered that we could essentially put the dog on "hold" until I kept asking more questions. They finally directly us to a QR code that went to an interest form. I filled out the whole thing and then they were like, "oh, BTW, its a nonrefundable $50 fee/donation to put an animal hold on". So... fine.... because we really wanted to make sure he was still there when we came back. Fast forward to the next day, we bring our kids and our dog back in. They then tell us they they're going to have our dog meet their dog 1st and if that goes well, we can introduced the kids. What the actual crap since we already had our dog in the day before! So the meet and greet with the pups didn't go the best which isn't anyone's fault. We understand and recognize that is out of everyone's control and don't fault the staff for that interaction. One of the other workers who wasn't there the first day tried helping and made some suggestions to have us adopt and older dog but at that point we were ready to go. We were so frustrated with the entire process. They wasted our time, weren't upfront about the fee/donation, and the staff either didn't understand the process themselves OR they really didn't want it to actually work out with us from the moment we walked in there. We've adopted from Wolftrap Animal Rescue twice and had wonderful interactions. We also visited the Lorton Animal Shelter and everyone there was really kind and friendly so I'd recommend others going through one of those other agencies instead. We just hope our nonrefundable $50 donation goes to good use...

With the assistance of others we rescued a dog. I drove to the League only to be told I could not…read moredrop off the dog unless I specified an address where the dog was rescued. The woman did not even say an intersection was satisfactory. I was resigned to drive back to pin down the address with the rescued dog but recalled a restaurant I was heading to and used that address as it was near the rescue spot. The rules of the League is obnoxious. I always recall several years ago when they failed to rescue a cat on their property because they would not put up a cat trap at night due to regulations although the cat was seen in daylight. A cat trap is effective at night time. Changes are needed for the rescue and adoption friendly processes at government animal shelters like the The Arlington Welfare League.

First-They could actually comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), by having a…read moreworking elevator. Their elevator has not worked in over a month. So you if you want to take anything from the 4 story building, you literally have to carry it down the steep stairs, 18 steps per flight.

Didn't like it. It wasn't clean and they forced you to have insurance. Don't recommend it.read more

This IS a wonderful place -- helpful people, good selections of foodstuff -- but the 3 or 4…read moredumpsters in that immediate area STINK and the stench is intolerable, whether you are just walking to the entrance - or even worse - waiting in place for the doors to open

Listen, you sign up for this, you get free food. It helps people who are in need, so if you're low…read moreincome, have SNAP/TANF benefits I highly recommend you utilize this service. Excellent Volunteer program as well. Thank you all for all you do.

It's only been about a month, but I see some budding confidence in our daughter. She happily goes…read moreto Mathnasium four times per week, in itself an accomplishment! She enjoys her time there, unlike the hours spent at our kitchen table doing math homework. Friday, she received an A on a math quiz. She came home and called Mr. Nick to share the good news - a very positive collaboration!

I don't know know how they do this but my nine-year old daughter is actually really enjoying…read morestudying math for the first time in her life. She would go to Mathnasium every day if she had the chance.