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Feels like the course is repeating a lot of the same info. And just padding on. I do think it has a lot of great info, however, also it is pretty ironic. Usually people with ADHD would like to get into ADHD coaching. But the course's design is not aligned with how people with ADHD's learning style :)
Great information and modules. The test was a little tricky, and one of the questions had mistakes, which made it hard to determine the correct answer.
This is a much more reading-intensive course than others I've taken. If you prefer to change things up with video lectures and also readings, it's not for you. There's the PDF to read, and the option to listen to someone read it. It's a lot of information given in a really dry, hard-to-remember way, so I find myself relying on notes a lot.
This course was written by ChatGPT. While the topics were relevant and information was of value, there questions were bulky, not meant for someone who actually has ADHD. Found it hard to get through.
i have downloaded i think 2 quizzes, answered them, uploaded in the cloud but the accomplishment rate has not changed. and so i have to re-type the answers
I'm under time pressures to complete the course so I've not gained as much as i could have. The course is very well written and has loads of useful ideas that i can relate to lived experiences. The questions and answers I find are very long at the end and frustrate me. I know the information but having to write or/type it all as someone who is dyslexic i find a struggle. Overall I have enjoyed the experience and feel more equipped for my future role.
As someone who holds a BA in Communication, Behavioral Sciences, I felt this course didn't provide enough detail for the student. They need to add more engaging, challenging, and interactive coursework. The typos are numerous. If you're a beginner, wanting to get a start on understanding this type of career path, it's a good introduction.
I took the Sylvotherapy Practitioner Certification Course. For an introductory course it was a good value at 70% off but I have several caveats. This is an introduction only and as such I was bothered by the last module focusing on how to advertise and start up a business. You could quite literally be incapable of identifying any tree species in your area before setting up a business. I feel it would have been much more efficient to focus on the role a guide takes and how to facilitate sessions with a diverse population of clients, what being trauma informed means, practicalities of running courses in the woods, off trail, on trail, on public land, on private property, etc, the importance of first aid training, the importance of indigenous local to you tree and forest lore, safe foraging protocols...I could go on. Give us fully cited readings and a bibliography of books to read early on in the course. A lot of the info is from books over 20 years old and/or problematic books that have been challenged both scientifically and by Indigenous communities. The last module really should have laid out the areas that people needed to address as continuing education before they started selling their services. There's a valid reason why without the educational credentials you can't touch the term "therapist" where I live and this will not qualify you to use it. Still with my own background as an educator, with art therapy trainingm and as a wildcrafter with over 30 years experience I did get ideas about transforming my outdoor forest school experiences into things I can share multi-generationally as well as with people in hospice which is what I wanted to be able to do.
