My favorite part of Inside Out is the extravagant decorations . I know they change themes but right…read morenow they have cherry blossom tree decor. You have to check out the bathrooms as well I got the chicken tortilla soup which was good but not amazing. They do have decent happy hour specials until 6 during the week. Our server was amazing and very attentive

Came for the winter experience and it was magical! I would highly recommend others go and check it…read moreout. So much fun. It was a little hard to get reservations but do it as far out as you can. We also had a small group and ended up sitting at the bar. After we ended up wandering around to get some fun pics.

It was okay, for the most part. I was a student here not too long ago, and overall had a fairly…read moreokay experience here for some of my middle school years. While some teachers and staff were nice or at least professional, some completely disregarded the students feelings. At the time I was going through a rough time and would often have issues with getting into trouble for 'skipping class' when I was crying in the bathrooms. When someone came into the bathrooms to get me, the office workers would tell I couldn't leave class or just not go, regardless of what was happening, unless it was some sort of 'real' emergency like medical. This part I'm not proud of. I got suspended multiple times for coming to school high, and there were a few times I had to leave because of hurting myself and getting caught with a blade to do so. Eventually of course I was told to leave, and while I know I could've prevented this, I also know I turned to these bad coping mechanisms because nobody was listening and trying to help me. When I was kicked out from the school the principal, Mr. Taylor, yelled at me and cussed, saying I was 'past the point of helping' and that I was hopeless. While I did do some things that I shouldn't have, students should be talked to properly and not yelled at for things they can't help like mental health issues. Many of my other friends experienced similar issues.

My 1st kid loved it all the way from K until she graduated 8th and moved to a high school. Now I…read morehave 2 other kids going here. I remind them they have choices and can go to any school yet they insist on staying at museum until they graduate. We have seen many staff changes over the years but the core values seem to carry on. Its a small tight-knit school with around 25 kids per grade. Miss Jaleh TK and Miss Diana K are the perfect teachers to kickoff your kids learning journey. The drive thru lane for drop offs and picks ups is top.

Fleur De Lis is a magical wonderland. My two daughters are currently students at FDL and one of my…read morehappiest days was finding out my oldest got a spot in the Early Learners program. They both started in the EL class and my oldest, who we kept an extra year at FDL, rather than sending her to TK, is finishing up her last year. We've loved our entire FDL experience. The teachers and staff are like family. We love the play based learning and the huge outdoor play areas that encourage kids to explore. My kids have so much fun that they get upset when we pick them up early! FDL also creates a great community environment within the school and each classroom. I've been fortunate to be a room parent for both of my kids and there are many opportunities for parents to get involved in class (reading books, sharing family traditions and cultural holidays, class parties...). We've had fantastic teachers over the years. Ms. Autumn, Ms. Blanca and Ms. Sandra were perfect for the Early Learners class, so loving and nurturing with the 2 year olds. Ms. Kiara and Ms. Amber are great preschool teachers. In preschool, there are "jobs' assigned everyday and it's great to see the 3 year olds learning independence and responsibility through play. Ms. Tina, Ms. Sam, Ms. Sandy and Ms. Chelsea's Pre-K programs are fun and engaging - my oldest was reading by 4 years old. It's truly amazing. The playground has a nature lab, a garden, a "construction site," bicycle paths. The classrooms have a STEAM center, dramatic play, circle time. The kids that leave the Pre-K program are more than ready for Kindergarten...they could probably start first grade! Ms. Bev and Ms. Kira are so involved in the school's operations and truly care for each child and family. They are always open to questions and feedback and have been invaluable during this past pandemic year. While we are incredibly sad that Ms. Tina is leaving the Pre-K program, we know she will also be a great director. We love FDL and recommend the school to all parents.

Fleur de Lis School provided our son and our family the most incredible experience we could have…read moreever asked for. In our 2 years there, we watched our son grow immensely in his confidence, relationships, and overall love of learning. He was sad to leave school every day and excited to wake up and start the day with his amazing friends and teachers. The approach and philosophy that Fleur de Lis takes truly allows each child to blossom in their own unique and beautiful way and we not only got to experience this with our son, but saw it with his classmates as well. We saw our son make presentations to his class about a science or art project he did with us at home or proudly present his show and tell Spider-man toy to his classmates - we are so grateful to the entire Fleur de Lis community for encouraging this level of self-esteem and individuality.  The staff at Fleur de Lis is truly one of a kind -  the professional, yet individualized attention of Tina Smith and April Kozelh as directors is amazing. They know your child personally and do everything in their power to make your child's experience at Fleur de Lis enriching and creative. Our son still talks about Ms. Tina coming into their classroom and reading them special books (his favorite was about an owl in NYC) and Tina consistently shared specific memories of our son's social and emotional growth during his time there. The teachers we had at Fleur de Lis (Ms. Sandy, Ms. Chelsea, Ms. Amber, Ms. Kiara and Ms. Diana for Spanish) were incredible in every way - we appreciated the attention to the holistic needs of each child - the cognitive, physical, and emotional were all given attention and we saw our son blossom in each area. The day our son "graduated" Fleur de Lis School was a bittersweet one - we were thrilled to know he was ready for kindergarten, but also so sad to say goodbye to the daily moments of this special community. Our son couldn't stop hugging his amazing teacher Ms. Sandy at the singing show - clearly showing the same emotions we felt as parents.

Reality Changers is an amazing organization that helps lower income/at risk youth become first…read moregeneration college students. Students attend weekly meetings that include Hot Words (usually SAT prep), a family style dinner, a take home lesson, and tutoring by college students or other volunteers. RC also sends eligible students to UCSD over the summer to take courses for college credit, to a week-long summer camp to bond with other students, and helps seniors complete their college & scholarship applications... did I mention this is all for free? The students who I've met here are some of the most intelligent, friendly, and resilient high schoolers I know, and everyone on staff is wonderful. If you live in San Diego and you have a couple of free hours every week, definitely DEFINITELY check out this organization! Because education is a right, not a privilege - and you can help make one student's dream a reality!

Reality Changers is a non-profit that helps 8th-12th grade students from all over San Diego be the…read morefirst in their families to go to college. Over the years, Reality Changers has proven that it is much more than a non-profit program. I have volunteered as a tutor and mentor since Spring of 2008 (back when I was still a student at UCSD) and it has been extremely rewarding seeing the students grow and mature into responsible citizens and adults. The weekly program consists of S.A.T. test preparation, an insightful lesson, a delicious homemade dinner (which is five stars for sure! not every volunteer gig you do feeds you!), and then 1.5 hours of study time. During this time, you are paired up with a small group of students which makes it easier to connect with the students. Reality Changers has even had inspiring guest speakers such as politicians, leaders in the San Diego community, and university officials. With the help of the supportive and encouraging staff and volunteers, these inner-city youth from San Diego become the first in their families to attend a four-year university.. and not only do they defy all statistics against them to get ACCEPTED, these students earn scholarships to go to schools such as Duke, Harvard, Dartmouth, USC, UCLA, and more. This truly shows how Reality Changers is more than just a program that helps high school students. It gives teens who never might have had the chance an opportunity of a lifetime and I am happy and blessed to be a part of it. It is amazing what a few hours a week can do to transform a student's life. This organization is unlike place I've ever volunteered at because they really make everyone who is a part of the program - whether you're a tutor, a parent, a volunteer, or a student feel like part of the RC Family. Also, tutors come from very diverse backgrounds - there are many college students (from UCSD, SDSU, PLNU, etc), professionals from the community, retired adults, and more who are all invested in helping inner city students from San Diego be the first in their families to go to college.

There are quite a few amazing teachers here, but our overall experience was not five stars. Our…read morechild attended for almost a full school year, but we were dis-invited to re-enroll for the summer or next year. I really appreciated how careful this school is about the kids health, and how steamlined their check-in, check-out process was. I think it avoids a lot of potential pitfalls of drop-off. Their space is amazing, and they have a ton of enriching and vigorous play options. From what I heard from my child, I think circle time was great too. So many of the teachers are extremely warm and caring. However, the school was very poor about communicating with us. After a couple of months of attendance, we got a phone call where the director suggested our child might need a one-on-one aid for emotional-behavior issues. We were extremely surprised, caught off guard, and devastated. We took the phone call to heart and worked extra hard with our child. The same issues came up during the parent teacher conference a little while later, and we worked with the staff to implement some of their suggestions. After this, we attempted to communicate much more frequently with the school to make sure we were on the same page about our methods, our progress, etc. Many of our emails were ignored entirely, even as we were trying to schedule a meeting to check in. When we were finally able to scheduled a meeting, it was to tell us that we were not invited to re-enroll. I think it is fairly common for preschools have more formal processes for working with parents to identify strengths and challenges, share strategies for working on challenges, and provide progress reports. That was not our experience here. What is even more perplexing is that according to several professional medical and behavioral health opinions we have gotten, in part due to this feedback from the school, our child is pretty normal for her age. What's more concerning is that we were not the only family expelled during our time there, and we were not the only family to whom diagnosis and intervention was flippantly suggested (that is, without any kind of formal or licensed assessment). And to our knowledge these other children were also very much in the normal range of behavior and development. To their credit, they waved our obligation to complete our payments for the year and refunded our deposit, though not the $600 yearly materials fee. And as I mentioned above, there are numerous positive aspects to the school. We've been at another preschool now for six months and our child has been thriving. No complaints from the staff, who have been extremely communicative. It's hard to know, in the end, what went wrong. It could have been a developmental mismatch (perhaps our child should have been in the younger class), or a mismatch between teacher/child personalities. In the end, what is very clear is that the communication was lacking. Other notable aspects of this school are that it is half-day with hours between 8a-12pm (optional additional lunch time on a few days from 12-1p), and with a low child / teacher ratio.

What a special place! Anna has very strong instincts for reaching, calming, and inspiring each…read morechild. The whole staff is very sweet, every (T/Th) morning Stacey, Lynn, and Emily greet the kids and engage them in whatever new craft or science experiment is out (unless the kid isn't ready in which case, they hold them or give them just enough space, no pressure to conform). Every week has a very thoughtful theme, including books, music, toys, and hands-on activity like hatching chicks or planting a garden. This is not daycare, this is intentional nurturing and development. All of the teachers are very well versed in positive discipline and what is age-appropriate. I felt like I was leaving my child with family, not strangers and not folks who are just performing a job. The teachers really love kids, and celebrate the differences that make each kid unique. I never saw even a hint of fatigue or grumpiness. The space is clean and safe, the snacks are healthy. We feel very lucky that we got to spend time here.

What's this I hear about TJ's losing its ABA accreditation? Just cuz feelings are hurt, and there…read moreare a few dumb-dumbs, doesn't negate the exceptional alumni. Let's not forget that the great Riccola Voigt will make an awesome Supreme Court Justice! I'll bet that sentiments will change when that day comes. Maybe this school should change its name, and distance itself from a guy who owned over 200+ slaves, and fornicated at least one of them.

I made a Yelp account solely to give this review of my law school TJSL…read more In these reviews you will likely see many people venting or complaining for various reasons. Take these reviews with a grain of salt... I attended TJSL from 2016-2019 and graduated cum laude. My experience was positive overall. Many of my professors were quite good. Individuals with impressive resumes and skill at teaching complex legal doctrines. The problem with TJSL is its admissions standards (or lack there of). However, while that is TJSL's biggest problem, it is also something I respect. I decided to go to law school on a whim and took the LSAT with little preparation. Unsurprisingly, I did not score high. But, I decided to apply for TJSL anyways because I had a friend who was already a student. I was admitted. From that point, everything was very positive with my experience. TJSL gave me a shot and I seized upon the opportunity. I learned a great deal and was given the tools I needed to pass the bar exam on my first try with flying colors. The only reason I did not give TJSL a 5 star review is due to the campus. The problem with TJSL is not the staff nor the curriculum. The problem is the lazy and incompetent student body. If you want to succeed in law school and in the practice of law, you must actually MAKE AN EFFORT to do so... So many of my fellow TJSL students treated law school as an extension of college, where you can simply go through the motions and still manage to pass your classes. This is not how it works in law school, and those who do this are in for a rude awakening with the bar exam. You must attend your classes. You must complete the reading assignments. You must engage in thoughtful discussion during class. You must study diligently for exams. IF you do these things, you will find success. If you skip class and put forth a half-assed effort, you will only find disappointment. It is apparent from many of these reviews that a lot of my fellow students did not make the necessary efforts to succeed and are now looking to point the finger elsewhere. I would not say TJSL is a "great" school, but it is most certainly a fair and adequate school where anyone can find success if they actually utilize the tools provided to them. I am sorry to see what has become of TJSL and its relationship with the ABA, but I wish all the best to the staff and students.

My experience at ICOHS College has been very rewarding. I completed three programs--Massage…read moreTherapy, Holistic Health, and AI Business Technology--and each one helped me grow both personally and professionally. The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, and I gained practical skills that I can use in different areas of my career. ICOHS gave me the opportunity to explore multiple interests, challenge myself, and prepare for my next chapter. I'm grateful for the experiences, connections, and knowledge I gained during my time there.

Started off with an interview admissions representative telling me that I should go elsewhere…read moreinstead of going over the curriculum and insisting on "attend the webinar " Ok I've attended the webinar and 6 weeks have gone by without getting ahold of someone on the phone. I Had to email and contact the president of the company and ask if this truly was how the representatives of this organization conduct themselves: boy I should have realized it then. This is a HUGE BAH Cash grab with no actual care for the veteran or the veteran's career: they just want the federal contract dollars your social security number comes with; with VetTec 2.0 They gladly take your social security number. File an enrollment with Buffalo Veteran Affairs Main Office in charge of VET Tech and state you're attending: however refuse to place the withdrawal paperwork With Buffulo New Yorks Vet tech main office when you state I am not wanting to attend this course. I am still enrolled. Battling for an termination of enrollment with the actual Veteran Affairs, they want you to not pay attention to enrollments so they can still get paid ("Due to a no-show)" in classes : even when trying to withdraw and attend a whole different institution like I was told to do by the admissions representative. Seriously Go here if you only want the BAH Cashgrab. Dont go here if you want any actual training. Also every 5 star review is the admin posting a new review to level out the true review scores level.

There is so much good to say about Dr. Luz! She has been a dream to work with as a therapist and…read morelife coach. I have been in therapy since 2019 and worked with quite a few different therapist and their various methods. I never would have thought years ago that finding a sex therapist would be the answer to my life's questions but here we are. Dr. Luz provides a unique comfort and understanding during sessions. I love the way I can tell a story in pieces and chatting over many topics and somehow she can put my puzzle together and truly understand the core of my issues to get the real work done. I have grown exponentially in the last two to three months of working with her than I have in my years combined of therapy. That does not go to say that my other therapies/therapists were not helpful in also a meaningful way (each method has its pros) but, with Dr. Luz, my inner child is growing into an adult. I feel myself and I am receiving feedback from my peers that it is truly noticeable. I will say that entering into sessions with her must be something you are ready for. What I mean by that is, you are truly ready to dive into yourself and face your personal truths because that is where the real work comes in. She gives homework which I love. Many therapists don't do that. If you find yourself in sessions with Dr. Luz I congratulate you in making one of the best decisions you can make for yourself in your life. P.s. you don't just have to talk about sex, lol. You can discuss whatever you need in order to bring you peace and growth.

Dr. Luz is amazing! I hired her to help with our intimacy since it seemed that we had more fun when…read morewe had a few drinks. I wanted to be truly intimate without any substances, and she helped me meet that goal! She helped me identify childhood issues and limiting beliefs that stood in the way of being free and self-expressed with my husband in that area! Our intimacy soared and I am more in love with my hubby now than ever in our 15 years of marriage!! My husband was surprised at how easy it was to talk to her about these things, and she really helped him overcome something that was blocking how we communicated. I can't believe the change we experienced in just 12 weeks. I highly recommend Dr. Luz and predict she will be booked with a waiting list in no time. Thank you Dr. Luz!!

My family went to Coronado for spring break and Mary came to our house and made the most…read morespectacular dinner imaginable. She used her intimate knowledge of the best of San Diego to find the freshest sea food, homemade tortillas, guac to die for and even hats and goodies for a birthday celebration. Our dinner party was part interactive which was fun for all involved but she then took the lead - thankfully - on the chicken and fish tacos which turned out to be the most delicious I have ever had. Mary was a pleasure to work with and I am glad I let her plan most of the evening because she is truly talented and knows exactly how to pull off an evening of fine dining and making sure everyone has a lot of fun along the way. Oh... and when she left the kitchen spotless that wasn't too bad either. We are definitely calling Mary on our next trip to Coronado.

Mary's cooking is always a treat. Highly recommend her food and her company! She will make you…read morelaugh, then make you full!

Autumn is such a wonderful influence for my son. She is kind, creative, innovative and original…read more She has an incredible amount of talent translated into fantastic cool art projects that inspire your little ones to think outside the box in a meaningful way. Her thoughtful approach by really connecting with your child makes learning for him incredibly fun. He always comes home so excited about class. He will literally talk about class for an hour after picking him up and then randomly bring things up he did for the rest of the day. She really understands how to get your child enthusiastic about art and has so much knowledge she implements into the projects. Autumn always has a positive vibe you want to be a part of and my son just loves her!

My daughter has been taking art classes with Autumn for 2 years now and we both love her! She is…read morewonderful with kids, aware of their needs, patient and cheerful. Love the experiences that my daughter gets when in class with Autumn!