Impact Training TRUSTED BUSINESS REVIEW: Impact Training promises 100% customer satisfaction. Impact Training #1 priority: assisting individual client growth, massively improve life quality. Riverton, Utah
Having several family/friends who previously attended Impact, Quest and beyond, I enrolled for "training" to run Sept. 8-11, 2010. I traveled from Maryland to attend.
Having some idea of what was contained in this "training" I noted particularly the bold and underlined text in Impact literature stating that sharing is completely voluntary. While instructions were given to bring all prescribed medications and to follow all doctor orders, there was no reference whatsoever to the "ground rules" requirement to share personal medical information with unknown, lay staff in order to continue in this process.
Just prior to the first break, the ground rules were explained and agreement to all was required by show of hand, standing or sitting down. It was at this point I was first informed that I would be required, without exception, to divulge to a staff member each prescription medication I take, dose and frequency. I declined to "share" this sensitive information and was told to leave.
Impact needs to inform registrants of this type of requirement prior to them plunking down hundreds and hundreds of dollars. I am in the process of seeing to it they do just that. I am seeking input from other like-minded, disatisfied people who have been misled and deceived by Impact.