Landmark — Local services in San Diego

I came to know of Landmark forum from several invitations over the last 12 years. I heard great things about it and I also did NOT like the heavy sales approach that some of my friends gave me.

A few months ago I decided that I wanted to go to the next level of self development by exploring the things that I knew that I don't know. So I planned a few retreats and projects that I had always wanted to do "one day", and Landmark was one of those. I completed it earlier this month, and it was beyond words!

I would have been happy with getting a 7 out of 10 from the forum,, However it was a 10 out of 10!🌻 I am still processing what it brought up for me and how I see things differently.

Kathy was the group facilitater and she was incredible. She was very in tuned with our group and even though it was on Zoom it was very interactive. Kathy's energy was inspiring, lovely and captivating!🥰

Like most everything in life, you pretty much get back alot of what you value and put forth in effort. So the Forum really is about you, and all the things that make you who you are. The forum will help illuminate and add perspective of YOU to YOU to be better aware and allow you to be in your true integrity.

I have heard people also give negative opinions of Landmark. And its understandable that it can come across clingy and salesy. This company is a business and must sell its services and yes some peoples passion can be taken as cultish. They do have a slightly aggressive sales tactic and most successful business have to market, so I understand it!

Landmarks course does offer value and until you do it for yourself you will never know what your experience will be like.

Either way, please consider that you get to create more of what you feel the world needs more of and anything that helps increase that is worth an invitation...

I went into the Landmark program with serious doubts. I mean, any time you hear people say "This will change your life" you have to assume they're talking crazy, and well, I did. . . but I took the risk. I thought to myself, "What's the worst thing that would happen? I lose a weekend? Big whoop! I lose weekends all the time by doing chores, grocery shopping, taking naps, reading books, binge watching "Game of Thrones." You name it I do it .

After going through the Forum I gained a relationship back with my sister after 10 years of distance. I gained new insights on a passion that was lurking in my background and am now pursuing a dream I didn't even realize I had - authoring children's books. (Stay tuned for published work!) I'm actively developing a marriage that is focused on unconditional love and am pursuing the same future with my full family. I've optimized my work day and I'm getting more done, and pushing my role as a leader in my organization. Simply put, I'm happier in my every day life and excited for my future (where I once was complacent).

If you're reading this it's because you've told someone who invited you would look into it. There is nothing you will find online that will accurately provide insight in to what this program will do for you - and while the negative reviews could never be made wrong, I hope you will consider that those individuals were not in a place in their life to receive the value that this program has to offer.

Lastly, I have made friendships I didn't realize I was even capable of making. I have broken out of my "introvert" shell, I have learned how to speak in front of a large room of people, and I have shed my fear of vulnerability. You've got one life. Don't waste it in...

I went to Landmark Forum years ago, however I’m just processing some things now of how it felt re-traumatizing to me. For starters, it felt like a cult with its own language and sales tactics. I remember on breaks having to make phone calls to talk to family members about things. I get this has helped people who maybe haven’t spoken to someone in 20 years, but they’re also opening up a can of worms and don’t know the complexity of family issues. I had just moved to San Diego from the east coast within a few years of going there and I’ll never forget what one of the staff there said to me. They gave me a condescending comment of “oh interesting how you want to heal things with your family although you moved across the country from them.” I think this was how I felt left out on the last day when you could invite family and friends to come and I had no one to invite. Actually, moving cross country was the best decision I ever made in my life as I was experiencing narcissistic abuse and it’s actually recommended at times by mental health professionals to have a boundary such as that. Another thing I remembered is that the days were very long and one day I went to the lobby to try to get a snack from the vending machine, and they wouldn’t let me and made me go back in the room. I felt like I was at school and being reprimanded. I actually don’t do well with having to sit through a 12 hour day of doing anything and need to move about and take care of my needs when necessary, like needing a snack. This place re-traumatized me and I don’t recommend it for neurodivergent individuals or those who have experienced deep trauma in their life. Maybe it works for neurotypical people who live their...