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“I really loved your workshop…I’m usually more into high fantasy universes, but I got really immersed in the zombie world, and I learned a lot and had some great insights. Your work is truly remarkable.”
“Engaging, interesting and allowing to learn about yourself”
‘‘I really enjoyed this thought provoking, creative and fun way to learn and apply ACT principles. It gave me so many ideas which I will be applying within my everyday clinical practice.’’
‘‘Would very much recommend the workshops by Laura Clark and her company #shadowedpathpsychology. Utilising the power of fun and creativity to provide teaching of psychological models and approaches.’’
“Accessible and slick resources and materials provided as well as an engaging style made three hours fly by”
“I loved the clever weaving of the zombie apocalypse related terms”
“Something really different but a lot of fun, engaging and surprising.”
“Fabulous workshop. I now feel better equipped not only in my daily battles but also when the zombies strike.”
“I love the visuals and the pace. I thought initially it was going to be a long time, but it went really quickly. I felt very engaged at all times.”
“The exercises throughout helped consolidate what was being discussed. The meditation was brilliant.”
“Gave me things to action in daily life going forward”
“I think one important lesson in psychology is that no matter where you are in your journey/ career you can always still learn more.’’
“Really worthwhile. Learning techniques through something im interested in felt really natural”
“Great content presented in an engaging way”
“The context in which everything was presented - fun and relevant without being patronizing or dull”
“I loved the themes of zombies and films threaded throughout the workshop rather than it just being psychology type babble”