School of Choices - Orientation of Life by a controled choice (school, professionnal, life, psy, etc...)

Virtual reality is going to be used widely in the years to come. In training, remote working, socializing, discovering. It is not meant to replace reality, but offer experiences in a safe and easy environment to spark curiosity. In this class I'll teach children need what is and how to use Virtual reality, Augmented Reality and discover the potential these technologies have to offer.

I am a Doctor of Psychology and researcher. Since October 2016 I have been successfully tutoring many B.A. and M.A. and Ph.D. level students and professionals who required help with Psychology (AS, A-level, and Degree level), Data analysis, SPSS, jamovi, JASP, R, Statistics, Research Methods, or were looking for assistance with their research projects/ theses/ dissertations. I am specialised in Clinical Psychology (reading disability/ dyslexia), although I have good knowledge in other fields of psychology, as well as research methodology and data analysis (expert in SPSS). I would love to help students with the knowledge I have in individual live one-to-one sessions online via Skype/Zoom. I can also recommend literature on a particular subject and send something I already have in my database.

Are you happy? Hey, my name's Dan, and I want to offer you a course all about exploring what happiness is and how you can achieve it. To do this, we'll be integrating modern scientific research and evidence with millennia of ancient philosophies, belief systems, and cultural insights. By doing this, you get all the wisdom you need and it's all backed by science! This course will give you a new worldview on life to make you happier, wiser, and more self-aware. To do this, we don't just look at happiness- we look at human nature itself, evolution, the human brain, the body, morality, religion, emotions, meaning, self-actualisation, self-transcendence, and much more. All of these topics are explored from scientific and philosophical perspectives, drawing on what the experts and evidence in all these fields are saying. And none of this is abstract: this whole course is all about giving practical advice to help you become the best version of yourself. But unlike other courses on happiness, all that advice is backed by real, trustworthy scientific research: so we know that it all works. This course is for absolutely everyone. Whether you stopped science before GCSEs or chose it as your career, this course has a colossal amount of information that I've integrated from lots of different fields, and can present to you in an easy and friendly way. For more information on the course's structure and what we'll be doing together, just drop me a message. Take care!

Dealing with cognitive challenges? Looking for a friendly expert to guide you? Do not look any further! I specialize in psychological consulting services designed exclusively for you. Cognitive stimulation and rehabilitation in young people and adults is essential to enhance and maintain optimal brain performance. Some key ideas that summarize its importance: Continuous Development: Cognitive rehabilitation allows for continued development of the brain, strengthening cognitive skills and promoting stronger mental performance. Adaptation to Challenges: Facing cognitive challenges strengthens the brain's ability to adapt and respond effectively to complex situations in daily life and work. Prevention of Future Problems: Cognitive stimulation can help prevent future cognitive problems and reduce the risk of cognitive decline associated with aging. Improved Academic and Work Performance: Strengthening cognition contributes to better academic and work performance, since skills such as memory, concentration and problem solving are optimized. Emotional Well-being: Cognitive health is linked to emotional well-being. Cognitive rehabilitation can improve stress management, decision making, and emotional regulation. Promoting Autonomy: Strengthening cognitive skills allows young adults to be more autonomous, making informed decisions and facing challenges independently. Innovation and Creativity: Cognitive stimulation encourages innovation and creativity by boosting the brain's ability to think flexibly and generate new ideas. Development of Social Skills: Improving cognition also benefits social skills, facilitating more effective communication and strengthening interpersonal relationships. As a professor in Psychology, my career includes extensive experience in the design and guidance of neuropsychological evaluation, stimulation and rehabilitation processes focused on adults. In this course, I offer you a personalized cognitive stimulation and rehabilitation program that will be designed in a custom way. The program is based on the use of specialized tools for those people who wish to improve their cognitive skills, such as attention, memory, language and executive functions. It is aimed at those who have experienced brain injuries with sequelae (head trauma, stroke or degenerative diseases), those who face temporary dysfunctions that affect their usual cognitive functioning and those adults who prioritize comprehensive development and quality of life.

I offer private classes for students pursuing a degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics, a Master's degree in Nutrition, and a higher technical degree in dietetics. These classes would also be suitable for other students who are expanding their knowledge of nutrition or dietetics as part of their curriculum. Classes can be adapted to the subjects currently being studied (Basic nutrition concepts, diet planning, pathophysiology, anatomy, biology, diet therapy, etc.)

*Algebra* - *Course Overview*: Study of variables, equations, and functions. - *Key Topics*: Solving equations, graphing, and algebraic structures. - *Relevance*: Developing problem-solving skills and logical thinking. *Business Management* - *Course Overview*: Principles of business management and leadership. - *Key Topics*: Strategic planning, marketing, finance, and organizational behavior. - *Relevance*: Understanding business operations and developing management skills. *Psychology* - *Course Overview*: Study of human behavior and mental processes. - *Key Topics*: Cognitive psychology, social psychology, and abnormal psychology. - *Relevance*: Understanding human behavior and developing critical thinking skills. These classes provide students with a solid foundation in mathematical problem-solving, business principles, and human behavior, preparing them for various careers and academic pursuits.

My classes are dedicated to your personal needs: from homework assignments to practicing your speaking and writing skills. I am a student who is looking forward to sharing my knowledge and helping you improve areas in english language that are in need of extra help;)

If you need help with any Psychology or Chemistry, this is the class for you. I have other areas of knowledge, such as Mathematics and Physics, so just ask and I may be able to tutor you in those areas too. This is only for students at A-level or below. Furthermore, this is not a counselling service, I can teach you about Psychology, but I am not qualified to assist with any psychological issues that you may have.

Are you aspiring to advance or excel in psychology? These sessions are designed to provide an introduction to sport and exercise psychology, exploring a variety of theories within the field and understanding their real-world applications. With a background in professional sports prior to transitioning into sport psychology, I bring a unique perspective to these sessions. I combine academic literature with insights to my own experience, aiming to enhance students' academic progression and understanding of practical application of sport psychology principles.

In these sessions I will help you to gain a better understanding of the content you are learning, as well as, help you to understand your assignment topics and how best to answer them by aiding you in building your critical thinking and essay writing abilities so that you can achieve the best possible results. I also provide proofreading and study skills.

Neuroscience is a fascinating but complex field—whether you’re studying it for psychology, biology, or medicine, I can help you understand brain function, neuroanatomy, and cognitive science with clear explanations and structured lessons. Currently I am undertaking an MSc in Clinical Neuropsychiatry from King’s College London and I graduated from university with a neuroscience focus. With my research experience in neuroscience and psychology, I specialize in making difficult concepts easy to grasp. What You’ll Learn: 1. Fundamentals of Neuroscience – Brain structure, neurotransmitters, and cognitive functions. 2. Cognitive Neuroscience – Memory, learning, and decision-making mechanisms. 3. Clinical & Neuropsychiatric Disorders – Understanding conditions like depression, schizophrenia, and brain injuries. 4. Research & Data Analysis – How to critically analyze research and interpret results. 5. Complex scientific writing — How to break down dense and difficult papers to understand 6. Tailored Lessons – Whether you’re preparing for university exams or need support with your dissertation, lessons will be adapted to your academic goals.

As a PhD student in Clinical Psychology, with a Masters from UCL, I can help you gain confidence and ace your assignments in: 1.Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods 2. Dissertation thesis and academic writing 3. Statistics 4. Various methods of data analysis (e.g., Multiple Regression, Exploratory / Confirmatory Factor Analyses, Moderation, Mediation and Conditional Process Analyses, Systematic Reviews and Meta Analyses) 5. Various statistical packages (SPSS, JASP,) 6. Essays.

First, the feelings that afflict the student during adolescence almost chill his chest with fear or hinder him from his goal. Let us reveal this secret. Second, what we advise the student to follow are the famous sayings in the dictionaries of philosophy and what psychology has said, as someone said, “The window that the winds enter, close it and rest.” The meaning here is not hidden in the window itself, but in the symbolic expression. For example, things bother him, and he will avoid their sources, such as another student who prevents him from studying with his moodiness, so he should stay away from him, or like his sleeping classmate, so he should not imitate him, or walk in the street with a bad friend who almost gets run over by a car because he does not look to his right or left more clearly. It is necessary for the adolescent to avoid everything that harms him, as he is in the stage of vitality and reward to elevate himself. Third, confrontation is not solved by time, but the student has a matter that makes him dispense with that as long as he is an adult with a mind, such as repeating the saying “I cannot do more than” to your parents, so you admit not to confront and surrender to what is in front of you. Good or bad? Fourth, do not exaggerate matters, as they are all transient, whether small or big. Rather, live in the present with a smile. Fifth, you will get what you like if you attract it with your magnetism. Choose what you will attract to yourself.

Psychology, economics, and business are the invisible forces shaping every aspect of our daily lives, influencing how we think, decide, and connect with the world. Psychology unlocks the secrets of human behavior, driving smarter marketing, persuasive branding, and innovative product design. Economics empowers us with financial wisdom, guiding everything from personal budgeting to global trade dynamics. Meanwhile, business fuels creativity and efficiency, turning ideas into thriving enterprises that shape industries and economies. When these disciplines converge, they equip us with the knowledge to make strategic decisions, enhance well-being, and build stronger, more resilient communities—ultimately enriching both our personal and professional lives. This will help shape your mind for a healthier living. Ensuring self reliance and mental efficiency for ease in business, relationships and daily life.

In this class, we’ll break down the fascinating world of psychology—why we think, feel, and act the way we do—using real-life examples, engaging discussions, and a deep dive into the theories that shape our understanding of human behaviour. Whether you're preparing for your A-levels or just want to flex your critical thinking muscles, this course will give you the tools to analyse behaviours like a pro (but sorry, still no telepathy just a lot of, Freud was one wild fella)