Stopped in to inquire about classes and to see the glass blowing and items for sale. Nice setup but…read moreonly a few people could fit up close and see the glass blowers at work. Person working the desk was not super outgoing but provided some information about classes.

The instructor was knowledgeable and accommodating. I thought we'd get the chance to actually blow…read moreinto the glass, but the end products we made look professional. My family scheduled in advance and were able to sit in watching each person's process. Cut the over all time down by about an hour for four people. Yes the class is expensive but the experience/family bonding and final products make it well worth the money and time.

As a total Tantra novice I had some concerns and fears, and Evalena was great about helping me to…read morefeel welcome, safe and supported. She is a top notch teacher - very experienced, very dynamic, very in charge of the energy and flow of the group. I've done three workshops with her now, always feel like I am in great hands, learn new things, and grow and expand in a variety of exciting ways. Now that she has moved to a beautiful new home base in Asheville I'm thinking I will have to "journey" there from CA just to continue continue the magic:-)

Evalena is a marvelous teacher. Her work is heartfelt, highly skilled, effective, always safe, and…read moreoften entertaining. She is a gentle guide who will get you out of where you're stuck and onto your next step without any whiplash. Tantra is a deep path. The more I do the more there is to bring home. Evalena is a brilliant metaphysician. There are a lot of Tantra teachers out there and I've sampled a few, but she is the one I trust and I keep coming back to her.

The Highlander Center is one of East Tennessee's best resources for people interested in local…read moreactivism, action research, democracy and human rights, environmentalism, immigrant rights and immigration policy, adult and youth education, and much, much more. As the Highlander website explains: The Highlander Center works with people struggling against oppression, supporting their effort to take collective action to shape their own destiny. It creates educational experiences that empower people to take democratic leadership towards fundamental change. The founding principle and guiding philosophy of Highlander is that the answers to the problems facing society lie in the experiences of ordinary people. Those experiences, so often belittled and denigrated in our society, are the keys to grassroots power. The Highlander Center works with grassroots leaders on a wide variety of social concerns, including * Civil and Human Rights * Humane Immigration Policy * Criminal Justice Reform * Economic Justice and Workers' Rights * International Peace and Solidarity * Environmental Justice * Youth Leadership * Racial, Gender, and Sexual Discrimination In support of our vision of justice, Highlander conducts research, develops organizing and educational strategies, collects and produces resource materials for popular educators and organizers, and sponsors popular education programs that support grassroots activists and community leaders in the South.

The best massage school out there, they teach anatomy and physiology to lay a foundation for…read morebodywork to deliver on its most basic promise; do no harm! The in-depth anatomy goes hand in hand with technical (hands-on) massage coursework as well as introductions to various modalities of massage, business, ethics, law-everything that is required by the board. As a massage therapist if you're not willing to learn anatomy, you aren't dedicated to the profession, period. I got everything I wanted and more out of a massage school education, and I graduated as a confident and competent body worker and didn't need extra prep for the MBLEX because of their great coursework. Love them!!

CE's are excellent here! I want to shout out Darren Cadwell. I attended the most recent…read moreneuromuscular therapy workshop for treating head and neck pain and the first day was lecture, a very engaging and fun class jam packed with information. The second day, humorously, I woke up doubled over in a migraine on the day of the hands-on portion and I tried to overcome it and make it to class but I absolutely could not. I just assumed that I would have to retake it the next round and resigned myself to staying home... instead I received a compassionate email with well wishes and inquiring about when to make up the hours! I thought that was very nice and demonstrates a lot of humanity ~ excited to continue my NMT education