Every student deserves to feel welcome, respected, and supported.

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Whether you're taking CPR for the first time or renewing your certification, my goal is to create a comfortable learning environment where everyone feels confident asking questions and practicing new skills.

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Here's what you can expect in every class:

Everyone is welcome.
I maintain a zero-tolerance policy for harassment or discrimination. Every student deserves to be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect.

 

No one is rushed.
If you arrive on time, I'm happy to stay after class to answer questions or provide additional practice until you feel comfortable with the material.

 

Hands-on learning.
You'll practice with feedback-equipped manikins so you can build real confidence in your CPR skills.

 

Clean equipment.
All manikins and training equipment are cleaned and sanitized after every class according to American Heart Association standards.

 

Reasonable accommodations.
If you have a physical limitation, please let me know before class. I'll do everything I reasonably can to help you successfully complete the course while following American Heart Association requirements.

 

Food & drinks welcome.
You're welcome to bring snacks and drinks to class. Out of consideration for others, please avoid bringing common allergens such as peanuts.

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My commitment to you

I know that learning CPR can feel intimidating, especially if you've never taken a class before.

My job isn't just to teach CPR—it's to help you leave feeling prepared, confident, and supported.

Whether you're here because your employer requires certification, you're preparing to become a babysitter, you're a parent, or you simply want to be ready to help in an emergency, I'm honored you've chosen to train with Local Lifesaver CPR.