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Understand what you can say, what to avoid, and how to invite testimonials with more clarity and ease
If you’ve ever felt unsure about how to ask for a testimonial…
or found yourself hesitating before posting something kind a client shared…
this workshop is here to bring a bit more clarity and calm to that part of your work.
As holistic practitioners, we witness meaningful shifts in our clients — and naturally, we want to share their words.
But knowing how to do that in a way that’s appropriate and respectful of current regulations… that part is rarely taught.
Why We Should Pay Attention
What I’m sharing here is based on what I’ve learned from Greg Christiansen, an attorney who defends clients in cases involving the FTC. His work gives him a clear view of what actually triggers investigations — what gets flagged, what’s misunderstood, and what can quietly lead to problems.
His insights helped me understand why some of the things we commonly say or post — even when well-meaning — might be seen very differently by regulators. And I believe it’s important that more practitioners have access to this kind of understanding.
💛 What We’ll Cover:
Day 1: The Hidden Risks of Testimonials
Why even simple, loving words from a client can carry risk — and how to recognize red flags you may not have noticed before.
Day 2: What You Can Say (And What You Should Avoid)
How to keep your voice and integrity while respecting the limits of what can be said publicly, especially when it comes to outcomes or conditions.
Day 3: How to Ask for Testimonials with Confidence
This part feels awkward for many — so we’ll explore gentle ways to ask, and how to guide your clients through the process if they want to share something.
🌼 This Workshop Might Be Helpful If:
- You’ve avoided asking for testimonials because it felt uncomfortable
- You’re unsure what’s appropriate to share publicly
- You’ve seen client stories posted online and wondered, “Is that okay?”
- You want your words — and theirs — to reflect your care, without putting you or your work at risk
📬 How It Works:
- We’ll meet for 3 short 1-hour sessions, each focused on a specific piece of the process
- You’ll receive thoughtful guidance, relatable examples, and space for questions
- If you can’t attend live, the recordings will be available through an optional VIP upgrade
📅 Workshop Details:
🗓 Date: May 3-15, 2025
⏳ Times: 3 PM EST (New York) | 2 PM CST | 1 PM MST | 12 PM PST
7 PM GMT | 9 PM CET
5 AM AEST (Brisbane, Australia – next day) |
6 AM AEDT (Sydney, Australia – next day)
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📍 Where: Live online sessions on Zoom, 1 hour each day. The Zoom link will be sent after registration.
Live attendance is FREE
VIP access for recordings: $ 47 (link will be shared after the workshop)
🌟 Come and Join Us!
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You don’t need to figure this out alone.
You’ve worked too hard to let something small cause avoidable problems.
Let’s make this part of your practice feel more clear, more doable, and more aligned with the way you want to show up.
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Client’s Experiences
The individual experiences outlined herein may not represent the typical experience. Background, education, effort, and application all impact results. The information shared here is for example purposes only and is not intended to create a guarantee. Your results may vary.
🌿 This Workshop Is Coming Back Because…
I offered this before, and it brought up something important.
While many participants were thankful to finally understand more about what’s okay and what’s not, I could sense that some walked away feeling a bit discouraged — and I truly didn’t want that. This is why I’ve chosen to offer the workshop again, but with a slightly different tone. One that still honors the seriousness of the topic, but also offers more space for confidence and encouragement.
What I’m sharing here is based on what I’ve learned from Greg Christiansen, an attorney who defends clients in cases involving the FTC. His work gives him a clear view of what actually triggers investigations — what gets flagged, what’s misunderstood, and what can quietly lead to problems.
His insights helped me understand why some of the things we commonly say or post — even when well-meaning — might be seen very differently by regulators. And I believe it’s important that more practitioners have access to this kind of understanding.
Please note: Angelika O’Rourke is not a lawyer. She does not have any association with the FTC. The Federal Trade Commission or any regulatory body has not approved or sanctioned this 3-day Testimonial Confidence Workshop.
The rules are also always changing so it is really important to always letting any information shared here or in the workshop be checked by an attorney in your specific situation. Everything expressed on this page and in the 3-day workshop is NOT legal advice nor any other professional advice nor does it promise any results. This content is for educational purposes only and comes with no guarantees.
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