Pet Training in NYC, New York

Full Course Name: Soul-Level Animal Communication: How Animals Give ​Us an Opportunity to Evolve Our Souls Develop your intuition so you can connect with your animals like never before. In this class, you’ll learn how animals are helping and supporting mass consciousness and what lessons they are imparting. You will also discover how animals are...

In/Outdoor “grOup bOOt cAmp” is the perfect place for you and your “best friend” to meet with a Certified Master Dog Trainer/Animal Behavior Specialist and New York’s first Certified Personal Trainer for People & Pets and learn proper socialization skills as well as receive an introduction to some of the techniques needed to unleash your...

Join our professional Tae Kwon Do Instructor, Peter Bardatsos, in learning Tae Kwon Do fundamentals such as kick, punch and spike progressions, patterns, forms, and specialized conditioning and agility. All classes include an end of semester Tae Kwon Do test (parents are encouraged to attend) and the potential to earn a new belt after test completion....

Join our professional Tae Kwon Do Instructor, Peter Bardatsos, in learning Tae Kwon Do fundamentals such as kick, punch and spike progressions, patterns, forms, and specialized conditioning and agility. All classes include an end of semester Tae Kwon Do test (parents are encouraged to attend) and the potential to earn a new belt after test completion....

While many animals today face the threat of extinction, the numbers of dogs and cats are only climbing. They’ve tagged along at humanity’s heels since the Ice Age, an important part of our quest for world domination. But how did they evolve from wild predators into pampered pets? This class will explore the long and fascinating...

Full Course Name: Meet the Curators: Morgen Stevens-Garmon, Associate Curator, Theater As part of the new “Meet the Curators” tour series, join Morgen Stevens-Garmon, Associate Curator, Theater Collections, as she guides you through A City for Corduroy: Don Freeman’s New York. See Freeman’s depictions of 1930s New York, his illustrated scenes...

Completely Unofficial & Definitely Unlicensed Boy Wizard Tour of the Met Have you been waiting for an owl to tap on your window since you turned 11 years old? Do you have STRONG opinions on The Great Snape Debate? Have you ever thought, “Man, it would be really great to go on a kickass guided museum tour with a bunch of fellow Potter nerds?”...

Sources of European Arts and Crafts, and Art Nouveau, Early 20th Century: 1890s-1910s The work of  Charles R. Mackintosh (Scotland) Peter Behrens (Germany) Joseph Hoffman (Austria) Antonio Gaudi (Spain) Philip Webb (England) Japanese influences, Victor Horta & Henry van der Velde (Belgium) Hector Guimard (France) H.P. Berlage (Holland)...

Deconstructivism: 1980-present Leaders of the deconstructivism movement: Frank Gehry (USA), Zaha Hadid (England), Peter Eisenman (USA), Rem Koolhaas (Holland), Daniel Libeskind (USA)

Full Course Name Healing What Grieves You: Releasing Unresolved Grief of All Kinds Whether the death of a loved one or a beloved pet, a divorce, home foreclosure, or job loss, we all experience painful losses in life that affect us deeply, leaving lasting scars. We are often expected to soldier on and bury our feelings.  In this workshop we...

NYC neighborhoods are always evolving - it's part of what makes the city so fascinating. Manhattan's East Village is a perfect example of this evolution; from German, Irish immigrant communities, to wealthy landowners, to trend-setting hipsters. Experience the diversity in history, culture, and of course cuisine!  From Peter Stuveysant’s “bouwerie”...

A transformative learning experience, our Foundations program was created for anyone interested in a meaningful exploration of aromatherapy and essential oils. Estheticians, yoga teachers, health practitioners, beauty entrepreneurs, massage therapists, psychotherapists and more—all are welcome.  The program is interactive, comprehensive and...

The House from the late 19th Century to the 21st Century  T1: Sources of European Arts and Crafts, and Art Nouveau, Early 20th Century: 1890s-1910s  The work of Charles R. Mackintosh (Scotland), Peter Behrens (Germany), Joseph Hoffman (Austria), Antonio Gaudi (Spain), Philip Webb (England), Japanese influences, Victor Horta & Henry...

Beatrix Farrand was one of the most influential and innovative garden designers of the early 20th century and the only female charter member of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Over a 50-year career, she completed design commissions at the White House, the Morgan Library, the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Garden in Maine, the Peggy Rockefeller...