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ISR’s Threats and Lies
Shortly after the Colorado Jury trial,
ISR wrote a memo to their instructors which said:
“[The former instructors] were also
ordered to pay all of ISR’s court costs and attorney’s fees,
which will easily exceed over $200,000.”
Not True:
ISR was only awarded $39,000 in attorney's fees, but Alison
Geerdes was awarded $48,000 in attorney's fees.
“Among many things, this means that only
individuals who hold current ISR certification can use the
ISR technique.”
Not True:
ISR did not get an injunction against the Colorado
instructors prohibiting the use of ISR techniques
ISR doesn't seem to have a unique
technique which the judge was willing to protect by
injunction.
“It also means that anyone who attempts
to use "the ISR technique" without current certification can
and will be sued for breach of confidentiality and breach of
contract. These suits will be filed with the knowledge that
precedence has been set in Federal Court.”
Threat: Beware of ISR if you ever want
to leave.
ISR instructors are also threatening
anyone associated with the former ISR instructors:
“I would not recommend them as ISR
just won a Federal law suit with the woman in Boulder and
she or anyone she taught is now not allowed to teach using
any ISR techniques if they do they will be in Federal court
again.”
Mary Davison, ISR instructor in Colorado,
to a potential parent.
Not True:
There is nothing in the Court orders which say anything
about those who learned from Heumann or Shidler
Threat: ISR will sue everyone.
“You won't be teaching very long,
enjoy it while you can. You have definitely crossed the
wrong bridge.”
Jan Orwick, ISR Senior Master
Instructor in Florida, to a new instructor trained by a
former ISR Master Instructor in Florida
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