I thought there may be a personal touch to the course, maybe an introduction video from the creator, maybe some diagrams or some visual images as opposed to just pages and pages of text. We all learn differently of course but reading just with little visual or auditory stimulus can be a bit boring and not as engaging as it could be. For $100 course I would have expected a little bit more than this. The content is interesting and insightful.
So much great information- but missing a few key details
Let me start by saying- I have learned SO MUCH! So much about ADHD, and about myself. I have also learned about tools/assessments (more on that later). I love this course and it has been money well spent. However, because of what I am about to share, I can only give it 2 stars as a coaching certification course. I have a few pieces of constructive feedback: the quizzes are worded in such as way that is a bit challenging (after seeing the suggested answer). The quizzes would be more helpful as multiple choice or something, while using the narrative responses as part of the learning within the module; Speaking of modules, there was so much information packed in each module that it was totally overwhelming, especially at quiz time. It would make so much more sense if the sections were broken into much more manageable sizes wtih reflection and quizzes; While I have learned so much about ADHD, I don't feel like this course teaches the student how to coach (I happen to be a coach already, following ICF methodologies). I would have loved to see more videos or activities around the actual coaching. This "coaching" seems to be set up more as an Advisor/Educator role, or that of a mental health practitioner, not so much as a coach. I would have loved to better understand how I as a coach can in turn use all of this information in my practice (individual and group). The tools mentioned are amazing, but the course doesn't teach us how to use the tools, just when to use them. I would have appreciated either links to where I can learn more about how t use the tools, or be taught directly in the course. I know all of this would lengthen the course but it would be worth it.
slow to much info to retain in this written format
The start of the course was interesting and now the last few modules are just listing just to many plants and properties that its impossible to retain info - good as a reference guide to look plants up but not fun or interesting when learning
I feel like the information is scattered.
And i need to find it within along text.
Also would preferred if the modules in video, to give it the emotional boost
I have worked as a professional therapist for over 25 years. Unless you have extensive previous experience, this course will not equip you with the knowledge or skills to be a competent Relationship Coach. The information is very basic, lacking in research-based information, and at times, quite naive in its approach. I really don't understand how a relationship training course doesn't even include the basics around Attachment Theory... I am someone who is incredibly positive and actively seeks the good in things but, in all honesty, I was shocked that this course enables people to become certified as a Relationship Coach...
The programmatic delay between submitting an answer and continuing to the next question is agonizingly annoying. There's absolutely no reason for this delay. The user clicks "Check" then there's what appears to be a 15-20 second delay until the "Continue" button appears. This isn't a lag in connectivity, it's built into the script intentionally. I looked up the source in my browser and it is intentional. Why? It's incredibly frustrating. The course material is good, but this quiz delay is impossible.
For me it was very hard to follow as a neurodivergent, too much reading, not enough tools to support quick learning, took me too much time to finalized. really not adapt for neuroatypical individual like me, but i am glad I was able to finish it and gain my certification.
Don't like the structure or quizzes. It is very challenging to understand.
I would not recommend this course about Positive Psychology because it is very challenging to understand, the course format is disjointed, and the quizzes are all open answer format. You don't really know if you are answering the questions correctly or not. I am not getting out of the course what I feel I should be. I think the course should be restructured. The only positive things about the course is the session guidance to go through and some of the exercises/questionnaires.
