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The Sylvotherapy course was OK, but could use a number of improvements to make it better. There was a lot of detail on certain tree and plant species, but they covered species from throughout the world. Since I live in a temperate zone in North America, many of these species do not grow here and are not relevant to my area. The chapters, like chapter 7, was almost entirely about different tree species and had little other content. The course was weak on how to actually run a sylvotherapy session. Chapter 4 had some information on this, but it seemed to be lacking. If there was certain instructional videos rather then the text and audio, the content would be much better explained. Some of the exercises were not clear the way they were presented.
Sorry, but this course was a disappointing.
The course provides the level of knowledge to complete the quiz. the style of the course is very text heavy or audio only, As a developer of e-learning, this course is hard to stay engaged with despite the topic being of high interest.
This course talks a lot about evidence-based treatments for trauma healing, but doesn't actually teach them. It's like learning what a pancake is and how to serve and eat a pancake, but it doesn't give you the recipe for the pancake. There's a lot of what not to do, but not much of what TO do. A lot of the info is also pretty common sense. If someone is already seeing a good therapist for trauma, I'm not sure they would need to come see me just to tell them how to breathe and ground themselves. Pretty disappointing to walk away from this course without any real tools.
Though this course covers the material well, I haven't found Facebook a very effective way to advertise. As it was free, it was worth doing, but I wouldn't have paid for it.
The audio recordings were simply reading the PDF aloud. There was no additional information. Then when you do the quiz, it asks about information that was not reviewed in the module.
It seems pretty obvious that the course was designed by Ai, which is not a bad thing, but the issue is the course is extremely redundant. I did learn what I wanted to learn, but it could have been trimmed to half the length. And there were also some inconsistencies which happens with Ai.
Passed the final exam without actually doing the course
The course is very basic and I didn't learn much, for someone who worked with past lives for 5 years I found the course very generic and simple. Maybe this is better for beginners who are new to this
I would’ve thought by now there would be a much more glamorous way to present material. Rather than videos, you basically get an e-book with an audio track and there’s no way to keep them in sync. Every time you have to stop the audio, you lose your place in the e-book. There’s also no way to hot-key through the material or skip to pages - for instance, to find the place where you stopped last time. So every time you start a session, you have to find where you were in the ebook, restart the audiotape and play it back to the place where you left off. This is absolutely moronic in the year 2026. (Also, the person who voiced the recordings mispronounces words at an alarming rate, including scientific terms that are quite germane to the course.) Had I realized that the material was not presented as videos, I would not have signed up for this class. The e-books are terribly thorough, however, and have great information. It’s a shame that they can’t figure out a modern way to present it.
I can not see how this course can be applied in practical life
Though i finished another course on positive pshychology and was absolutely thilled with it, this one is very academic and i do not understand so far how this can be used and when. More like repetition of the school program.
Does the idea of a tree being a sentient being resonate deeply with you? Have you heard of egregores? Do you believe in Gaia, the Earth Mother? If you answered yes, then this course may be of interest to you. So far, I have completed the first two modules and have noticed a lack of citations for the studies referred to in the reading, as well as a bias towards mysticism and pseudoscience. I paid $97 for this course, and so far, I am disappointed. I hoped for a framework for sylvanotherapy or suggested techniques. Fair warning, the first two modules will most likely shock you (or possibly amuse you) if you are more of a rationalist and a proponent of the scientific method.
This is geared more toward therapy than coaching. Diagnosis and treatment of addiction, associated medications and hotlines....nothing related to neuro-coaching.
Play Therapy - good course but a little boring to follow
As much as I enjoy an online course Im finding it hard to stay engaged with reading through the content and then answering questions. I would like there to be more engagement and activities
