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  • Mia Brady reviewed
    CFS Recovery

    I felt calmer after a few weeks of applying the pacing and nervous system tools. It’s not a miracle, and they don’t promise one. What I valued was the structure and peers. Cancelling looked easy in the account if needed. It’s a fit if you like guided practice.

  • Andrews Kieran reviewed
    CFS Recovery

    I asked about changing tiers mid month. Support responded with clear steps and what would credit to my next bill. No hard sell. Change went through smoothly. Appreciated the respectful tone.

  • Michael reviewed
    Wyzant.com

    Wyzant is a total mess when it comes to letting parents and students rate tutors. I worked with a woman whose special needs son she thought was a genius, but from the first session it was pretty obvious he had a learning disability. She just wouldn’t accept it, even though he was struggling with basic math facts for a middle school student and also with comprehension. By the fourth session, I was picking up new Wyzant clients constantly. Then this woman got angry because her “usual booking time” wasn’t available. I apologized right away and explained it was a mistake on the instant booking calendar since I was still adjusting to the new feature. I even told her that because the customer who had taken that time was only doing a consultation, I’d make sure to reserve that slot for her going forward. Instead of understanding, she said she’d find another tutor because the other customer “should not have been able to take my spot in the first place.” After that, she went back and rated the last two lessons 1 star, which dragged down my overall rating. Wyzant told me the only thing I could do was void the lessons, but I wasn’t about to do that because tutoring her son was not easy. He was very proud and kept interrupting every time I tried to explain something. I ended up leaving that platform and finding a much better one that actually holds parents accountable.