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At Efficient Therapist, we started with a simple idea: education should be accessible and straightforward. Having faced the challenges of building a therapy career ourselves, we’re dedicated to making the process easier for others. We’re a small, passionate team focused on helping individuals succeed in their therapy practice. Our goal is to provide practical education, resources, and support—everything you need to build a sustainable and secure career. Whether you’re just starting or looking to expand your skills, we believe education should work for real people, breaking down barriers and fitting into your life. At the core of Efficient Therapist is a commitment to your growth, offering tools and knowledge to empower you every step of the way
It was a good, informative class.
I have a background in yoga and this course complimented my work.
I had a very rough idea of how to live more sustainably on my property, and this course dove in head first with an abundance of knowledge. I will definitely be putting this information to use on my small farm and I've already started implementing some.
Great , thank you
Content was Applicable / Informative
Very informative and engaging! Excited to start my own permaculture settlement someday (pipe dream is to have a goat farm in Vermont.
I just finished my third certification. I feel accomplished and excited to keep learning. The information is well presented and the modules are easy to follow.
I really enjoyed this class! I can't wait for the next one!
The course was very interesting, and the information is concise.
Extremely Easy, Understanding, and Educational.
I have truly enjoyed this course and feel that I have learned a great deal about the foundations of holistic equine therapy. The curriculum provided valuable insights into both the practitioner's role and the therapeutic process.
i found it very confusing that the acupressure holding and sedation points where named for example: for Lung meridian - L1, you named it 1P. what does the P stand for? and the Galbladder point GB41 you named 41VB. You did not provide any source or explanation of the changing letters. My acupuncture books and TFH by John Thie use the English meridian letter with the point number which makes perfect sense. You marked my one answer wrong when it was right also. The Adductor muscles belongs to the Heart Master / pericardium meridian and not the Liver.
Love t his program, easy to learn found new tools.
It says I can retake the final exam. I got distracted although I did pass the test. I clicked where it said click but I was unable to correct anything.
I had taken other courses on art therapy but this one really got in to the nitty gritty of the human brain!
excellent information for this new Era.
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