Instructions on how to edit testimonials
Find the first item called “Testimonial [Template] that is saved as a draft, hover over it, click on the 3 dots and then click “Duplicate”. The system will create a duplicate with a testimonial preset according to our format and open the new item.
Hit “Edit” and add the “blog post” title. The recommended format will be "Name Surname, Job Title of/at Organization Name (Category)”. Your categories are:
Coaching
Coaching for Individuals
Coaching for Organizations
Training
ACT Training
EET Training
Books
WYFINATI Book
EET Book
ACT Book
You can create more categories if needed.
Click “Save” and then “Exit”, and then hover over the newly created draft item → 3 dots → “Settings”. That’s where we add the rest of the content.
In the “Content” tab of the popup window, fill in your excerpt—this will be the visible part of the testimonial. The reusable template has a preset and guidelines on formatting.
In the “Options” tab, go to “Categories” and start typing the relevant category. You can add multiple categories. You can also create new categories by typing the category name and hitting the “Enter” key.
In the same “Options” tab, go to “Status”, change it to “Published” and select the date & time to publish and arrange your new testimonial. This is how you can change the order of the testimonials from the same category. If you don’t have a preference about the order, leave current date & time. The new testimonial will automatically appear in the relevant testimonials summary on the dedicated page where we filter the content exactly by categories.
To edit an existing testimonial, go to its “Settings” and edit the "excerpt. Saved changes will be automatically applied to summary blocks that contain this testimonial.
Victoria Lemle Beckner (EETT)
Dr. West’s EET training offers clinicians a powerful, clear protocol for helping clients navigate difficult emotions.
I loved this course! Dr. West's EET training teaches clinicians a brief, powerful and clear protocol for helping clients navigate difficult emotion states in order to support effective, value-driven life choices. Dr. West is an exceptionally skilled and delightful teacher, engaging participants in a warm, curious and playful way. She combines didactics with experiential practice so that I could quickly integrate the EET interventions and use them immediately in my practice. My clients have appreciated having this tight package of tools, and I would highly recommend this training for clinicians of any theoretical approach!
Victoria Lemle Beckner, Ph.D., San Francisco Group for Evidence-Based Psychotherapy, Assistant Clinical Professor at University of California San Francisco, lead author of "Conquering Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder"
Zoe Barnow (EETT)
Dr. Aprilia West’s EET training is engaging and accessible, blending CBT skills with experiential exercises effectively.
Dr. Aprilia West is a very engaging, skillful and dynamic trainer. I primarily work from a psychodynamic/attachment lens but was interested in adding some CBT skills to my repertoire. Throughout the training Dr. West incorporated a balance of didactic-style teaching and experiential exercises—both as a larger group and in dyads— which helped me stay present, consolidate what I was learning, and gave me a chance to apply the new knowledge immediately. She also made great use of clinical and personal examples to facilitate the learning. Even with my limited CBT experience I found this training to be relevant, accessible and applicable to my clinical work, and have been able to use EET skills successfully with clients in my private practice! I also purchased the EET book and have found it to be an essential reference when I've wanted to use Emotion Efficacy interventions with clients in session. I would highly recommend Dr. West’s EET training to anyone working with clients who struggle with low emotion efficacy.
Zoe Barnow, PsyD, Clinical Psychologist, private practice
Josh Hillis (EETT)
Dr. Aprilia West’s EET training offers coaches a clear, powerful system to enhance clients' emotional efficacy.
If you are a coach whose clients would be interested in developing more emotion efficacy, I strongly recommend taking Dr. Aprilia West’s Emotion Efficacy Therapy (EET) training. EET is extremely unique in how clear and complete a system it is. The structure is understandable and immediately useful for clients, while session flow and experiential process is a powerful toolbox for coaches. On top of her gift for creating systems, Dr. West is adept at both teaching the protocol and demonstrating its functional and flexible nature in real plays. Finally, while there are other trainings available to coaches that are led by psychologists, few are also versed in coaching. That Dr. West does both therapy and coaching--and can really speak to coaching--makes her EET training a rare and valuable opportunity for coaches who want to help their clients develop a more powerful relationship with their emotions.
Josh Hillis, Head Coach and Curriculum Design, GMB Eating Skills, author of “Lean and Strong: Eating Skills, Psychology, and Workouts”
Stephanie Catella (EETT)
Dr. West’s training was one of the most valuable, making EET a staple in my practice with immediate results!
Dr. West’s training was by far one of the most valuable trainings I've ever attended. She has a natural talent for pairing the strong scientific underpinnings of the EET protocol with ample experiential exercises to quickly develop competency. She also provided a strong rationale for each element of EET and offered opportunities to learn from her and practice new skills in a supportive way. She provided helpful constructive feedback and thoughtfully checked in throughout the training to ensure everyone understood the material (as we had varying levels of experience). Her warmth and expertise made it easy to ask questions and her responses always thoughtfully cut to the crux of the issue. I readily used EET with confidence with clients the following week! EET has become a staple in my practice.
Stephanie Catella, Clinical Psychologist & former Director, Berkeley Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Clinic