Aromatherapy Essentials
Tracking # 20-470
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In this course, participants will learn basic aromatherapy skills, which will enable them to be educated consumers of aromatherapy products, create effective blends for specific purposes, and use essential oils and blends of essential oils safely. In addition to the course manual by Sheryll Ryan, also included are: texts by Kurt Schnaubelt, PhD and Julia Lawless; a video seminar series with an emphasis on safety and practical application; and samples of essential oils and blending materials. Essential oil profiles, aromabotany, aromachemistry, toxicology, case studies and scientific studies, the practice of aromatherapy and considerations for the massage practice are discussed. Faculty Sheryll Ryan is a certified aromatherapist, having undergone extensive training, including the certification course from the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy taught by Kurt Schnaubelt, PhD. She also traveled to Europe to learn first-hand how essential oils were distilled and how the modality was practiced. Back in the United States, Christoph Streicher, PhD was her mentor in the analysis of oils, aroma-chemistry and aroma-physiology. And most importantly, private sessions with over 400 clients led her to objective conclusions on the actions of aromatherapy and individual essential oils. Ms. Ryan served on the Education Committee and as the Western District Director and on the Executive Committee of the National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA). This course was designed to meet the educational guidelines of NAHA. After successfully completing this course, the student can confidently incorporate aromatherapy into a regimen of health maintenance for self and family. This course provides the foundation for further study leading to the practice of aromatherapy in the professional setting. This course does not imply a license to diagnose, prescribe or treat. This course is designed to provide sufficient knowledge to begin safe practice within the scope of personal needs or licensure qualifications of the certified health practitioner.
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