Meh

Not feeling confident I could guide people yet

Can you dig it!

Two modules in and there is just a ton of information, really looking forward to learning more!

Information Trove, But Would Like More Interactivity

As title states, this is exactly what I was looking for in terms of knowledge base, but if I could see the same info with slightly more user involvement, I think it would help keep me focused where I might find my mind wandering.

Ocean Therapy Practitioner

This was a beautifully crafted course that was informative, provided resources, and offered practical techniques to use with clients. I recommend this course and am looking forward to completing the Forest Therapy course.

Excellent

Not just learning new things - enjoying it.

Urban Ag Cetificate

Excellent course Right on point, easy to understand and to translate into further training for adults!!

Very informative!!!

I really enjoyed this module it was very informative and easy to follow! I'm looking forward to starting my certification!

Very informative

I am really enjoying this course. I have learned a lot.

Great information

Hopefully I can remember it all

Enlightening information

Reading through the modules, I have realized once again how disconnected my teaching practice is from what I naturally know. It is refreshing to be at once reconnected to what I "KNOW" and continue to discover new connections. I am excited to revisit where I was heading and somehow get off track in my role and existence as a middle school teacher in the US.

Informative

Iam really enjoying all the information .

Fantastic

The content is comprehensive and interesting

It's not the program, it's me.

The rating 3/5 stars is based on my experiences. I have a slew of conditions hindering me from getting the most out of this - none of it is a reflection on the course itself. I'm actually extremely interested in the course, however, as a recovering alcoholic addict with ADHD (wrongly medicated but working on that) I find myself struggling to get through the presented material. Due to years of self medicating (marijuana/booze) and retreating into video games, while simultaneously existing at the lowest economic level possible before outright homelessness... I've gone from a high markng, creative student in grade school to barely being able to comprehend basic language. I struggle to remember even single words ("erythrocyte") long enough to type them into google to find out their meaning. I forget important things immediately - and I mean "important to me," which is usually a strong point with ADHD! I *want* to do this course and still find myself struggling to sit through a single module while medicated - I've been unable to do so unmedicated. The pills I'm currently on are the stimulant variety, which have a hell of a comedown at the end of the day. Frankly, I find myself at odds taking a mind altering substance in order to learn a discipline declaring superiority to medications. (Qoute: "nature goes a long way towards reducing stress levels and is far more effective than medication." (refuted by google ai, btw)) All that said, however, I have had some enormous break throughs by practicing the concepts presented here. It gives me great hope that I can help myself, and further, help others, through Sylvotherapy. For the first time in a LONG time I'm excited for the future. Things that would have sent me into a downward spiral even a month ago, now invigorate me! For instance: The costs involved (insurance, first aid kit, brochures, website, etc, etc.) I would have balked at the idea of continuing, yet now, they lead me into exciting rabbit holes of discovery. I've been fighting extremely negative self talk for decades, and it continues to haunt me, so I've been clinging to the very real benefits I've culled from my Sylvotherapy sessions. I sat with a Beech, fully hugging it for some time, when I felt an invitation from a copse of trees behind us. Just before entering the circle I was gifted a most unique piece of wood! I am, or intend to be, a wood artist - I have dozens of staff and cane woods drying in the basement. This copse has talked to me since, asking me to remove deadfall from the surrounding trees. I also had a spectacular OM meditation under a mighty old oak. I've made interesting discoveries concerning local peliated woodpeckers and how they 'farm' insects. As far as the course itself: Accessability is it's main drawback. I find the brightness difficult to contend with - a dark mode would aid tremendously. Also, embedded links and sources! I find myself googling a great deal of the content for better understanding (or any at all sometimes!) Video presentations could make a huge impact as well. For these reasons, the course itself is 4/5 stars.

Modules 1 & 2

keep getting errors and have to back track long delays for responses

Narrator is entertaining

I love listening the the narrator during my drives to work, just like listening to a podcast, she is very easy to listen to.