Confidence to Act When it Matters Most
Hands-on CPR, First Aid, and BLS training in the Grass Valley area led by a former ER nurse.
Real-life skills taught with confidence, clarity, and care - so you're ready when it matters most.
08/02/2026
🚨 Only 3 weeks to go!
Learn CPR, AED, and First Aid in a hands-on American Heart Association class and leave with the confidence to act when it matters most.
Reserve your spot today:
grassvalleyCPR.com/
07/29/2026
Already completed (or planning to complete) an AHA online course?
Skills session appointments are now available for students completing AHA blended learning for BLS, Heartsaver CPR AED & First Aid, and Heartsaver Pediatric.
These are not full classes—they are the required in-person skills check after completing the online portion.
Appointment requests are now being accepted for the afternoon/evening of 8/29/26 in Penn Valley.
Learn more and request an appointment at grassvalleyCPR.com/
07/17/2026
For more information and to register, visit grassvalleyCPR.com.
06/12/2026
Reading my 7 year olds school journal ❤️ 💪🏻 ❤️
⚡ AED FACTS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ⚡
❤️ Anyone can use an AED.
You do NOT need medical training.
🔊 Step 1: Turn it on.
🔊 Step 2: Follow the voice prompts.
📍 Place one pad vertically below the right collarbone.
📍 Place the second pad horizontally on the left side below the armpit/rib cage.
⚠️ Pads must be placed on bare skin.
⚠️ Pads should never touch each other.
👶 Child pads are preferred for children.
If child pads aren't available, adult pads can be used.
🤖 The AED does the hard part.
It analyzes the heart rhythm and will only deliver a shock if one is needed.
The most important thing?
Don't be afraid to use it.
An AED can't make the situation worse, but it could help save a life. ❤️
06/03/2026
❤️ CPR Week is here! ❤️
Over the next few days, I'll be sharing tips, facts, myths, and quick videos about CPR, AEDs, choking emergencies, and the simple skills that can save a life. Stay tuned for posts and reels designed to help you feel more prepared and confident in an emergency.
The truth is, most people don't learn CPR because they expect to use it. They learn it because they hope they'll never have to.
But if someone you love suddenly collapsed—a spouse, parent, child, friend, or neighbor—would you know what to do while help is on the way?
CPR isn't just a certification. It's a gift you give the people who matter most.
Follow along this week, share these posts with family and friends, and help spread the message that lifesaving skills belong to everyone. ❤️
05/18/2026
Elevate your skills 💪🏻 with our selection of engaging classes and events - more details and registration links on the class calendar at grassvalleyCPR.com