I question whether I have received better instruction and guidance than I received in Dr. Kilcarr’s EQ-I Certification Training. It covers a lot of material in a limited amount of time. This usually allows for a cursory understanding of the presented material. This certification training somehow drilled down to ply participants with the rationale behind using the tool in a clinical setting and how precisely to do it. I am very grateful for receiving this training. It has also allowed me to become even clearer on my personal approach to the clinical session and what markers do I attend to to determine if it has been successful for the client. I have also learned the power of asking questions as a way to help clients see a broader side of what they are presenting. Well done!

There is nothing about the certification training I would change! Literally nothing. Although the information is extensive, the way Dr. Kilcarr laid out the foundations of the EQ-I and how it can be used in a clinical practice felt immediately applicable to me. He created an environment where participants felt they could share their thoughts, concerns and at times reluctance. This allowed for a sense of completeness in the training.

I am typically not a joiner when it comes to group dynamics. Dr. Kilcarr’s certification training in the EQ-I 2.0 had me consistently engaging in group discussion and exercises I heretofore have avoided. His thoroughly engaging and respectful style of conveying information invites everyone present to extend their “reach a bit beyond their grasp.” It has left me feeling capable of my facilitation skills and the positive impact this assessment will have on my practice and those clients I see clinically.