Cat's Squirrel
Well-known member
I was in comm(unication) with the Knowledgism people in the mid-90s, and have picked up a bit from from both Dart Smohen and Alan about how the organisation worked as well as reading Roger's comments both here and elsewhere.
I think there are differences in the data, but for me there were other, for me worrying similarities between the two. For me, the price charged per session was something like $1,000 per session, and according to DS if you didn't go for it you were "psychotic on money", and also, at the time I knew them, they were always introducing new levels instead of having a completed handling of whatever may come up.
To be fair to Alan, the old AAC I knew was an a example of what happened when you don't do that because their client base eventually shrank and they went out of business. One of the Knowledgism people (I forget whom) also offered to give me a session for free if the prices were a problem.
All the same though, is this really the way out? I just can't see it.
I think there are differences in the data, but for me there were other, for me worrying similarities between the two. For me, the price charged per session was something like $1,000 per session, and according to DS if you didn't go for it you were "psychotic on money", and also, at the time I knew them, they were always introducing new levels instead of having a completed handling of whatever may come up.
To be fair to Alan, the old AAC I knew was an a example of what happened when you don't do that because their client base eventually shrank and they went out of business. One of the Knowledgism people (I forget whom) also offered to give me a session for free if the prices were a problem.
All the same though, is this really the way out? I just can't see it.