What you'll learn
Essential Oil Safety
Blending
History of Essential Oils
Anatomy, Chemistry and Botany as it Ties into Aromatherapy
How to Create Essential Oil Profiles
How to Create Intake Forms and Work as an Aromatherapist
Requirements
There are no prior requirements
Description
This is a thorough clinical aromatherapy course that follows NAHA (National Association of Holistic Aromatherapists) Curriculum Guidelines for a 200 Hour Course and the course that we used while we were a NAHA approved school. We have since left NAHA in pursuit of other modalities. This course is written for both personal aromatherapy education and for those looking to get into aromatherapy for a vocation.Written and taught by a Certified Clinical Aromatherapist and registered yoga trainer.
Overview
Section 1: Welcome
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Aromatherapy 101
Lecture 2 What is Aromatherapy
Lecture 3 Botanical Terminology
Lecture 4 Aromatherapy Timeline
Lecture 5 Chemistry of Aromatherapy
Lecture 6 Botany of Aromatherapy
Section 3: Essential Oils 101
Lecture 7 Basics of Essential Oils
Lecture 8 20 Essential Oil Profiles
Lecture 9 Basics of 60 Essential Oils
Lecture 10 EO Basic First Aid Care Kit
Lecture 11 Ways of Using Essential Oils
Lecture 12 Personal EO Inhalers
Lecture 13 Diffusers
Lecture 14 EOs for Men
Section 4: Carrier Oils
Lecture 15 Carrier Oils 101
Lecture 16 Choosing Carrier Oils
Section 5: Anatomy and Applications
Lecture 17 Anatomy and it's Applications
Section 6: Blending Essential Oils
Lecture 18 Blending 101
Lecture 19 Recipes
Lecture 20 Drop by Drop Blending
Lecture 21 EO Substitutions
Section 7: Aromatherapy as a Vocation
Lecture 22 Becoming an Aromatherapist
Lecture 23 Ethics
Anyone with a willingness to learn Aromatherapy


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