Dementia Certification course

very informative and lots of knowledge learnt

Woohoo!!!

This is the beginning of an AMAZING journey!!

I am interested and engaged in each piece! Thank you

This is great, thanks!

YES!!!!

I FEEL SOOOO ACCOMPLISHED!!!

good course

The instruction material in this course has been excellent, with real suggestions and scenarios that I can relate to.

Christian

5

Great Course!

Love it!!!

Phenomenal Course

I AM so excited that I found this course! The platform is very user friendly and the content is explained in a way that is easy to retain. Great course!!! A MUST TAKE!!!!

Great course, but has some repetition

It's a very obvious that this is an AI produced course, that being said, I learned a lot, it was quite in depth/throughout and I am using it in supplementation with my other accredited courses.

Figured out platform - course information fantastic

It has become much better as I seem to have figured out the platform

Good!

I enjoy how the case studies pull the content from the module together in an authentic example.

Love the addition of breathwork and meditation!

As a RYT-500 yoga instructor, I am very comfortable in this area, I think this is a great way to incorporate a calming and empowering practice to help clients feel like the can bring back some control over their symptoms. The course work is comprehensive but easy to follow, I'm very impressed with the program so far.

course so far

Enjoyed the content

Grief Coaching Certification

I continue to appreciate this course for its informed teaching, thought-provoking questions, and real-life case studies that deepen future grief practitioners' understanding of the intricacies of grief.

Sylvotherapy course preliminary assessment

I gave this course one star because much of the content overstates or misrepresents scientific concepts, which was distracting and hard to take seriously. Claims like trees having intelligence or specific colours causing precise emotions are presented as fact, rather than metaphor. That said, the exercises themselves—slow walking, mindful observation, and engaging the senses—are valid practices that I already find helpful. I also think that if the science were reported accurately and cautiously, it would actually make a much stronger case for sylvotherapy than these overstatements or attempts to make new-age ideas sound legitimate. I would recommend this course only to those who are willing to approach it critically and separate metaphor from evidence.