Julie and her staff are amazing. My child's speech improved significantly with her expertise.read more

Everybody loves Julie. Including me. Especially me. She saved us during the pandemic when I was…read morestressing out about my 18 month old not speaking and not signing, with no way of seeing therapists in person. She was the only one who responded to me since clearly, the pandemic has done a number on many other babies/toddlers as well and every speech practice was slammed. I found her through Yelp as well as personal recommendations from other parents so I already knew she was dependable and trustworthy. On top of that, she is personable, funny, and most importantly, responsive. She reached out to Kaiser's staff speech therapist on our behalf in order to get us switched over from the vendor we were originally referred to, which was such a lifesaver because if you have any experience with Kaiser, you'd know you can never get in touch with anyone directly. She got everything sorted for us and within a couple of weeks (which again, is super fast in Kaiser world), we were scheduled to start Zoom with Ms Amy. We loved her but Zoom with a taby (toddler baby) is what it is - limited. But we were hopeful about more progress in-person and had hoped to continue with Ms Amy once STP reopened but the scheduling just didn't work out. We were a little nervous and hesitant to go with Ms Reanna in person but omg looking back, it was all wasted energy. My taby loved (still loves) Reanna passionately (sometimes to the point where I wonder if...more than me??) Ms. Reanna is just the perfect mix of fun, discipline, and patience for her. She is firm when she needs to be (which was often back then) and is silly and creative when the session allows for it. We have been going to speech for almost 2 yrs and have seen other therapists (who have all been great as well) at STP due to scheduling but she will always prefer Reanna. We went from having fears that she would be non-verbal to now not being able to get her to stop talking. She just will notstoptalking lol. And as a parent, that is both joyful and stressful but I digress. The tools that we have learned at STP and the people that we have met here are worth staying up and writing a long review about. Because Julie and her team deserve all the credit and accolades. Most of all, they deserve to know how much their clients appreciate them and they deserve more families to love on as well.

We started working with My Ed Therapist during the end of the school year and through the summer…read moreafter COVID swept the country and schools were closed in March 2020. My almost 7 yr old needed reading strategies for decoding challenging words and reading more complex sentences with fluency. This extra support and strategies learned during an extremely challenging time, helped my son tremendously (decreasing anxiety and feeling overwhelmed) and more importantly improved my relationship, eliminating the reading struggle between us. We sought out My Ed Therapist as it was more than just "tutoring". While the services were provided virtually, the therapist was still able to connect and make sessions fun, exciting and academic. I highly recommend working with the team at My Ed Therapist !!

My twelve year old son saw Stephanie Pitts to learn strategies and develop confidence in the middle…read moreschool setting. The challenges of navigating, organizing, and executive functioning were impacting his grades. Stephanie provided help in organizing his back pack and developing a system for following class material, and even helped with communicating directly with his teachers. Her personality and positive attitude with my son made him comfortable. She is great. Highly recommend.

If I could give this testing center minus one star, I would. Do not go to this testing center. I…read morehad an exam schedule for December 4th, which I prepared for over several months while working full time. I have Diabetes and use Insulin, and I had an approved accommodation from ADA and The Board of Pharmacy allowing me to bring sweets into the exam room because hypoglycemia can be fatal. Despite the official approval letter, the proctor did not follow the approved accommodation and didn't allow the candy inside the testing room. Instead, it was placed outside, and I was told my exam would be paused if I needed to retrieve it. I did not argue and complied. In the middle of the exam, my blood sugar dropped. When I asked for the exam to be paused so I could get a candy, it was ended instead by mistake!!! They were unable to fix the issue, and I was sent home!!! The next available exam date was 2 months later. Nearly 3 weeks have passed without resolution or the ability to reschedule. I contacted the center multiple times, but no clear responsibility was taken. A manager at the Board of Pharmacy informed me that this type of incident is extremely uncommon and had not occurred in many years. Exam accommodations exist to provide equal access for individuals with medical conditions. In my experience, this situation was handled improperly and resulted in significant stress and delay. Ms. S, if you see this review, please understand that this experience had a serious impact on my emotional well-being and professional progress.

This PSI South Bay testing center is conveniently located on Hawthorne Blvd just a half block south…read moreof Manhattan Beach Blvd, next to the 405 freeway. The building has a dedicated parking lot (positive), next to the freeway (positive) easy to locate, but with a decent sized homeless encampment adjacent to the parking lot (big negative) under the freeway. For safety reasons, I chose not to park next to the tents (as a female traveling alone) and instead squeeze my SUV into one of the tight compact spaces on the north side of the lot. The testing center was relatively easy to find. It's clearly a lot older than the Prometric sites that I'd been to before. Older carpeting. Old lockers with numbers written in sharpie on masking tape. Visible storage/clutter. Probably 12-15 chairs. The staff was friendly, and professional (just to add though, at this point I was feeling a little more like an inmate rather than a professional) but there were a few rules (different from other test centers) that I wished I knew about before going in that were NOT indicated on the test confirmation. *No hoodies or pockets. They made everyone remove outerwear, including light sweaters. I felt fortunate to have worn long sleeves today as it is chilly outside and I run cold. Had I been wearing my normal sleeveless tank/tee under my sweater or hoodie, I would have been VERY upset. The temp inside the testing room might have been around 70, so colder than comfortable without, in my opinion. *No obvious bathroom or offer for the bathroom. It was a short exam this time, so not a big deal, but testing centers/proctors usually offer a chance to use the restrooms prior to exam taking. *No fingerprinting services even though it was requested for my appointment. They just don't do it anymore. *No chewing gum. I wasn't, and don't, but I've never been asked before. My car was still where I'd left it and appeared undamaged (just the mere fact that I thought about it caused me a little more unnecessary anxiety). But otherwise an ok experience.

I just happened upon Pro Barber college. This was a perfect place to take Dad to get a haircut. $9…read morefor men $14 for women, they also do coloring. There were plenty of students ready to take on a client when we walked in. Dad was immediately directed to a chair and met his barber. Payment is due prior to the start of service. It took about 30-40 minutes. Dad's barber was friendly. I will definitely be bringing Dad back here when he is in need of another haircut.

Good place to get a haircut. I walked in and was immediately greeted and shown a chair / my student…read morebarber. I haven't had a real haircut at a shop in years so I was unfamiliar with the guard sizes / terminology. The teacher and student made sure to take their time to get exactly what I wanted. The teacher was supervising and answered any of the students questions. The hair cut took around 30- 45 minutes which is not a bad time at all considering I would wait 45 minutes just to see a barber at other "official" shops. The cut was $9 and I tipped the student $6 as I was very satisfied. This place is clean, has young passionate barbers, and good prices.

I love this school and all the teachers and staff and extremely supportive. I am learning so much…read morefrom them, thank you!

Great Company! I went to a free event they were having and all the staff were very friendly. They…read morenot only provided us with information on classes they offer but let us join in on raffles, free food, games and other activities for the kids.

This organization is amazing. They work with children and adults with developmental disabilities…read more There aren't too many adult day programs out there that do what Mychal's does. There after school program has been around for 17 years and is run by excellent staff. There mission is to build self esteem and encourage independence in their students. Keep up the good work!

They have coffee and baked goods set up at the location every Friday morning. What a great…read moreenvironment and the coffee and sweets are incredible! This non-profit is one of the best. Check them out, you won't regret it.

Worst thing ever. The math teacher, Mr Gary just yells and is no help. All of them just yell and…read morejust are bad teachers.

The afterschool program is very helpful and my kids like it. The teachers know what areas my kids…read moreneed to work on. I have seen the improvement It's a great place that we made the right choice. Many students need help after 2 years pandemic. I will definitely recommend this place