so far, the information is not with the current data released from new studies. Just says more studies on long term needed. Example would be the cholesterol-released studies have now proven that while the LDL may go up, the size of the particles in the LDL is perfect. They’ve also proved through released studies that people with higher cholesterol live longer. On 10,000 autopsies of people that died of heart attacks, 82% had high triglycerides, while only 31% had high cholesterol. That’s significant… they now have case studies that show low cholesterol and Statins are associated with dementia and Alzheimer’s. And they are actually REVERSING dimentia and Alzheimer’s with the carnivore diet &/or creatine supplementation.
I really like the variation, there are a lot of different topics which are all needed to create the best health for an animal. However, I do miss video's that show how to do certain things such as massages, energy healing, etc. because sometimes it is (for me) just not enough to only read how things are done and see pictures.
I am hoping the content will fill in some of the gaps when it has referred to certain techniques it has not then gone on to explain. But so far it is very informative.
The content of the program in terms of the learning material is actually really good. The questions and assessments linked thereto could do with review to ensure that questions asked are not ambiguous, unrelated to the learning material and are not posed as closed questions when expecting detailed answers. Never the less and enjoyable course and valuable learning.
Overall, I found the course very good, but I have two observations:
Many times you asked for explanations such as “what would you do in situation X,” but we don’t yet have the conditions to know this, since we are still learning. I believe it would be helpful if you could also guide us and provide sample answers, so we can learn how to handle different situations more effectively.
I think it would be very valuable if, in each module, you could suggest book titles for further study. Since the topics are deep, this would give us clear direction for continued learning and deeper understanding.
Aside from that, the support you provide is excellent — a 10 out of 10. Congratulations!
I personally don't learn by just reading. I need more hands-on, or videos going through examples of how to coach. I feel a bit overwhelmed to be honest. I feel like this is all great information but not sure how I would even start. I think I just need a different style. It would be helpful to have videos/ practice exercises vs just case studies.
Good overall, but I hated the layout of the course.
The Art Life Coach certification program held some very interesting information, and I appreciate the bushel of activities to boot. However, I was put off a bit by the general layout of the course. It wasn't very engaging or exciting, particularly for a creative course, and the quiz questions could have been worded a lot differently. Overall, I am grateful I am certified now.
I'm already a certified life coach, so it's giving me an okay introduction into incorporating art in my practice, but I do feel I will need to study more resources to do so confidently. And if I wasn't already a coach, it wouldn't be enough for me to start coaching.
This is a very interesting and informative program and I learned a lot, but I noticed some errors in the multiple answers which caused me to receive a score B instead of an A.
While I appreciate the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the content in the modules thus far, I would’ve appreciated a more interactive format. I also see a disconnect in the exercises as they seem to be designed for the neurotypical mind while discussing the exact issue with for the neurodiverse mind. For example, module 2 talks about autistic individuals needing clear and specific language in one paragraph but then the following exercise will have vague instructions. The visuals are AI generated as opposed to being more useful like flow charts and diagrams of the info which is easier to adopt. There aren’t any personal tools that can be use for the info such as highlighting the texts. The questions on the quizzes also seem to rely on rote memorization answers vs understanding of the concepts being taught.
It's a textbook that you read - pdfs. That's it.
I thought it would be laid out as eLearning with handson/engaging materials, so I was disappointed not only from a learner's perspective, but also from an accessibility perspective.
Although reasonably thorough, the underpinnings of the course content need more research. Some of the content is inaccurate, some a little contradictory. It's a very good introduction for someone with limited knowledge of carnivore diet, but for people who have good knowledge, it needs to be sharpened to improve content accuracy.