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I didn't fully understand all the modules in the course. I honestly don't know how to apply them... a bit sad about this
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I didn't fully understand all the modules in the course. I honestly don't know how to apply them... a bit sad about this
I found the course to be stimulating but also quite redundant. I think a lot of the questions overlap as to some of the Answers. I don’t know that there are clear enough instructions at the beginning because for the first few questions I wrote while over 1000 words and for some I only wrote a sentence or two. I found the exams to be helpful and the final exam was certainly fair. I just can’t visualise now what to do next. If there was a follow-up step-by-step Plan, it would be helpful. I know a lot of things, but I’m not confident yet to delve into them.
Full of great content and encouragement through audio and PDF's. I have been working with plants for over 40 years and I learnt a new way of looking at being in the forest and inside buildings. I would recommend this to anyone working with the natural world and wanting to support others in being in it.
I really enjoyed this course and all the guidelines about the different ways art therapy can be implemented. I only wish there were more notes about the inner workings of it such as how they explained colour theory.
lovely and insitefull course, you can take it at your own speed and do as much or as little work possible. will now go forward and write a dissertation on what i have learnt just for my own workings.
The course was very informative chock full of information, and it really made you study and apply yourself. The only issue i really had that i feel would make the course a bit more user friendly would be to have it more interactive with a human video of a professor. I will be enrolling in my next course in a few weeks.
I learned a few things.
In depth & succinct.
It was okay, I have to really focus to understand but I got there anyway. Thank you
The training was clearly laid out, well structured for independent learning.
the material is great, the quizzes and final exam are easy if you know how the system works. if you're committed to understanding jung and jungian practice nothing will replace actually reading all of his publications and those of his students. I would have liked at least a bibliography (or a DOI) of all the studies mentioned in the material; even better yet, would be to gain access to the pdfs of the studies themselves so we can read directly from the authors.
The wording was realistic, uncomplicated and reflected the examples provided making it believable.
I've been meditating for 35 years, went to all sorts of meditation classes and groups and this certificate will help support all the knowledge that I already have.
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.
This is a great overview of somatic coaching. I would have loved visual examples of the techniques explained.
This was very informative and a great start for a new business model to follow. I can also see so many other areas someone can utilize this model within their life.
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