That was one of the most useful, action-packed classes I've ever attended, since getting out of the…read moremilitary. Meredith and Irvina could legitimately help me save a life someday with this training. 5 stars

I needed to renew my CPR certification for my license and had been looking for months. I heard…read moreabout Rachael's Nursing and CPR that does the training course. I loved how flexible and convent for me it was. I was able to pick the date and time that worked best for me. The training was great and professional. She makes it look easy!! I highly recommend her!

Rachel was amazing! I was referred by a friend and she was patient, considerate, she wasn't annoyed…read moreor put off by all my questions she answered all of my questions and provided information I didn't even know to ask. If was nice that she came to me and made the whole the so much easier. I couldn't be happier with her service! I highly recommend!! I'll be seeing her again in 2 years when my certification is up! I got my credentials so fast as well. If you need to be certified and want someone patients and amazing no need to go any further she's the answer to all your asks!

I had a great late night class at this location renewing one of my certifications. The facility is…read moreclean and has several bathrooms, coffee and tea, and good acoustics. The breakout rooms were nice and perfect for larger groups. We had a pretty small group and were able to get at lot of individualized attention and help. Several students shared experiences and asked questions and our instructor, a paramedic, was great about going through the scenarios and making them learning experiences for all of us. He also shared some really interesting stories and how he handled them. The mega codes went well and we all worked as a team to get through them. The exam only took 30-40 minutes and was around 50 questions. Overall it was a great class and I was happy I chose this later time slot to get my renewal out of the way.

mixed review...if you are doing ACLS just to get the card, you will love it. They get you in and…read moreout fast, and everyone passes. however...if you are there to actually LEARN the material, you will be disappointed. The first day they had us in and out in under 4 hours, not six. The second day the megacode practice was a joke. The "practice" actually turned out to be the test portion, which everyone passed, again, without really learning or doing much of anything. During written open-book testing it was noisy chaos, with people lining up to do CPR recert after, and chatting away.

AWESOME!! It's mandatory for us to get certified for CPR at my work so to be honest I didn't expect…read moremuch more than the typical boring CPR class as usual but this was not the case with Save a life. Jen was not just incredibly knowledgeable and knew her stuff but shes absolutely hilarious down to earth and really personable. Really cool. I learned a lot and we all had a blast. I would highly recommend.

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Do not get your CPR here. I live in Renton and it takes me 30 minutes to get to Tacoma. I had a…read moreclass at 9 am so I left my house at 8. I am ALWAYS early. But today I ended up being 4 minutes late even though I left so early. I tried calling through the Bluetooth in my car once I realized I'd be a tad late but of course, it being a Saturday, nobody was manning the phone. The door was locked when I arrived and the instructor didn't even have the courtesy to come to the door and say "you're late, too bad so sad." If you can, get your CPR through the American Heart Association or literally anywhere else. This instructor must be some super-human who has never had car problems, unexpected road conditions, etc. I sure hope that if this instructor is ever late to anything that they get locked out of wherever they're going. Even when we plan ahead stuff happens that's outside of our control. It's called life. I understand not accepting people past 10 or even maybe 5 minutes. But 4 minutes and you won't acknowledge me? I think we can all agree that that's ridiculous.

My experience with Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare during my internship process was extremely…read moredisappointing and emotionally exhausting. I entered the experience excited to learn, grow professionally, and receive guidance as a Clinical Mental Health Counseling student. Unfortunately, my experience did not feel supportive, educational, or encouraging. A large part of my concerns involved the supervision and overall communication I experienced, specifically involving the main supervisor, Bill, and Duc Cao. During meetings, Duc Cao often appeared supportive and at times seemed to come to my defense in conversations involving Bill. However, what was communicated to me verbally during meetings often did not align with what was later documented. This created significant confusion, stress, and a growing sense of mistrust throughout the internship process. As a student trying to learn and grow professionally, it was extremely difficult navigating an environment where I felt I was receiving mixed messages and inconsistent communication. Rather than feeling guided and mentored, I frequently felt overwhelmed, emotionally distressed, and uncertain about where I stood. One thing I found especially concerning was the apparent focus on whether or not I planned to pursue licensure after graduation. In my opinion, no supervisor should hold concerns, bias, or negative assumptions toward an intern based on their future career decisions or whether they choose to pursue licensure. An intern's long-term career plans do not determine their value, professionalism, or dedication within their school program, and those decisions should never be used against them in an internship setting. As a nontraditional student who has spent years working toward my education while balancing family, work, and community responsibilities, this experience had a significant emotional impact on me. Internship placements should be environments where students can safely ask questions, learn from mistakes, and develop professionally through honest and transparent supervision. Instead, this experience negatively affected my confidence, emotional well-being, and trust in the process. I believe mental health organizations, especially those involved in training future professionals, should place a strong focus on transparency, ethical supervision, supportive leadership, and consistent communication. Students deserve to feel respected, supported, and safe within their learning environments. I sincerely do not want another intern to experience the confusion, stress, and emotional exhaustion that I experienced throughout this process. My intention in sharing this review is not to attack anyone personally, but to encourage reflection and improvement in how interns and developing professionals are treated and supported moving forward. Despite this experience, I remain passionate about the counseling profession and committed to helping others. I simply believe honesty, accountability, and ethical mentorship are essential when working with future mental health professionals.

I am so grateful for Greater Lakes. They treat the whole person with a range of classes,…read morecounseling and care. I have learned self management techniques with my mood and have become completely sober. I have been assisted in working through my issues and problems with a human touch. And they lookout for me on the back end.