Things have moved on and the correlation between concisions and sub conscious have been enhanced. I do not agree with certain questions and or choices of answers as people see things in a different way now. Perhaps time to update the course?????
I am still unsure of the quizzes. It's almost like you try to give your own answers but then the right answer is found in the text itself or not. Confusing
Provides some good information but not much added value compared to a book
This course is like reading/listening a book divided into modules, with a quiz. No videos or other methods of learning, no invitations examples either. It did spark my interest in couple of new things, like the different types of phytoncides that certain trees emit more than others etc. so I've been diving deeper and researching independently while reading through this course so I guess it did the job it was intended.
A lot of repeated info. Quite obviously written by AI and not someone who is passionate about the topic. Thankfully I have a background in herbalism as there are a lot of technical terms that the average learner would not understand - they are not explained at all
I'd like to get practical session tips, not only theory
The theory is great, but I would like to have more actionable items one could use in sessions with clients, like session examples, acted session recordings, workbooks to give to clients... something I can actually use to create sessions
would be better of it was actual lectures with videos of someone teaching the course! it felt like I was just reading the information , don't think I really learned a lot ! but thanks!
The content is fantastic, and complex at the same time. The quiz portion as a multiple choice would be more helpful. Typing out detailed answers of something you read about once, and saw one video, is a stretch to answer correctly.
Big leap into lots of information - with no guidance on how much you would have to rote learn. Little use of multiple senses - and much of the work / research appears very dated. No mention of modern brain network theory at all. The voice on the audio feels AI - and is so dull I am reading the text. Feels like its going to be a long 12 modules.
