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Indiana Seminar Testimonials
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“The concepts apply in an office environment as well. I look forward to put them in practice. We find anger can impact productivity and customer service in a negative manner.” – Blake Blanch, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Very knowledgeable in this topic. Great role playing on the ‘game.’ The explanation of the ultimate empowerment (Golden Rule) reopened a valuable and effective tool in therapy.” – Gaylin Burke, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“A courageous restatement of our field’s departure from its therapy-based fundament–restated in the context of an apparently effective clinical approaches.” – Richard Winn, Psychologist, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Excellent topic. Very educational and applicable towards personal life. I am a family care physician and feel this should be a training requirement. This should also be offered in parenting classes because most parents feel their children are victims of other children.” – Amy Carpenter, Physician, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Enjoyed Izzy’s clarity of presentation, humor, interspersing lecture, role-playing—which was very helpful to see in action. I feel I can apply these concepts and look forward to doing so.” – Richard Balaban, Psychologist, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Appreciate that I left the seminar with knowledge I can actually apply. Izzy is a wonderful presenter—stayed on task—for once a ‘workshop’ fulfilled its promise and over delivered.” – D.C., Social Worker/Counselor, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“The game will be very valuable for my practice. All people can benefit from these tools.” – Stephanie Fedele, Psychologist, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“I loved learning about the anger control ‘game’ and can’t wait to use it with my students and my own family.” – Violet Dickerson, Educator, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Izzy Kalman is a very entertaining teacher. His presentation is a welcome change from Power Point, and I will love using his humorous workbook. I learned so much.” – Barbara Ackerman, Psychologist, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Wonderful presentation–style and topic. I loved Mr. Kalman’s sense of humor–very human and real. I’d strongly recommend this workshop to others for content but it’s Mr. Kalman’s style that made it so dynamic–and kept me awake!” – Edlyn Jones, Psychologist, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“This was a great seminar with practical usable tools! In addition the course workbook has tons of information and knowledge I can’t wait to use.” – Stephanie Galligan, Social Worker, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Wonderful song: The Anger Verse Awry Song. Awesome role playing utilizing participants from the audience. Sharing of personal experience excellent for expanding on the objectives and make me want to put the objectives into practice with not only clients but others of my relationships, too. Thanks so much for the manual–great reference.” – Helen Whitfield, Social Worker, Indianapolis, Indiana (8.28.08)
“Kept my attention through the entire seminar – quite a feat! Especially appreciated the emphasis on genetic, biological characteristics stemming from living in nature and how we need to learn how to live in civilization.” – Barbara Bailie, Social Worker/Marriage and Family Therapist, Indianapolis, Indiana (9.11.07)
“I loved it! It was a very entertaining and informative seminar. I can’t wait to practice these techniques at work and home!” – Lia Stallworth, Counselor/Social Worker, Indianapolis, Indiana (9.11.07)
“Fantastic thought flow!” – Edward Strain, Psychologist, Indianapolis, Indiana (9.11.07)
“Great review of such basic and needed material with humor.” – Karen Choate, Social Worker, Indianapolis, Indiana (9.11.07)
“Exceptional presentation; great use of humor.” – Jane Dinunzio, Social Worker, Indianapolis, Indiana (9.11.07)
“Excellent presenter! I learned a lot!” – Julie Laughner, Psychologist, Indianapolis, Indiana (9.11.07)
“Personally and professionally practical and helpful. I can’t wait to practice these new skills in many areas of my life.” – Verlann Major, Social Worker/Residential Technician, Indianapolis, Indiana (9.11.07) vmajor@adultandchild
“Great seminar. I attended Bullies to Buddies a while ago and didn’t feel convinced. This one helped round out the info I heard there.” – Michelle Carter, Counselor, Fort Wayne, Indiana (9.10.07)
“Refreshing presentation.” – Kathryn Eggold, Counselor, Fort Wayne, Indiana (9.10.07)
“Very useful and usable in my practice.” – Debra Barker, Psychologist, Fort Wayne, Indiana (9.10.07)
“Very thought-provoking and useful seminar. Particularly enjoyed the discussion of the dark side of humor. Wish there had been more time.” – David Cislo, Psychologist, Fort Wayne, Indiana (9.10.07)
“Izzy was very informative. His use of humor was refreshing. Even though I gave him a hard time about his voice and vocal abilities – his presentation and sond – was great!!” – Melanie Johnson, Social Worker, Fort Wayne, Indiana (9.10.07)
“Delightful and practical. A good blend of new research and old wisdom. Very recommendable.” – Carol Schneider, Counselor, Fort Wayne, Indiana (9.10.07)
