50 Hour Certified Beginner Aromatherapy (Non-C.A. Level)
The beginner class is great for those wanting to be Level One Certified for Aromatherapy and expand their knowledge base on essential oils, blending techniques, safety, and how to use them in day to day life.
$199.99
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Syllabus for the 50 hr Course
Module One - Welcome to the Course
Module Two- Aromatherapy 101
What is Aromatherapy:
The Aromatherapy Timeline
The Chemistry of Aromatherapy
Module Three: Essential Oils 101
What Are Essential Oils?
What Is The Role Essential Oils In Plants?
Which Parts Of A Plant Contain Essential Oils?
Essential Oil Extraction
Benefits Of Using Essential Oils
How To Store Essential Oils
Areas Of Application
EO Safety
Essential Oil Quality
Constituents of Essential Oils
Quantifiable Testing of Essential Oils
10 ESSENTIAL OIL PROFILES
HOMEWORK ONE
Module Four: Carrier Oils 101
Module Five - Anatomy and Applications
Endocrine System
Immune System
Integumentary System
Lymphatic System
Module Six - Blending Essential Oils
HOMEWORK TWO
Module Seven - Aromatherapy as a Vocation
Starting Out
The Intake Form
Basic Ethics Tenets
NAHA Ethics Tenets
HOMEWORK THREE
Final Exam
250 Hour Certified Professional Aromatherapy (C.A. Level)
The Professional 250 hour course is designed for those that want an intensive immersion into the clinical field of aromatherapy. Those graduating are able to seek Level Two certification from NAHA (The National Association of Holistic Aromatherapists).
This is also the perfect course for those in the yoga, massage, reiki, and other holistic health fields that want to expand their services and become clinically certified in Aromatherapy.
$599.99
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Syllabus for the 250 hr Course (Sections that are the same as the 50 hr course have additional information in them to bring them to the Level 2 tier for NAHA)
Module One - Welcome to the Course
Module Two- Aromatherapy 101
What is Aromatherapy:
Botanical Terminology
The Aromatherapy Timeline
The Chemistry of Aromatherapy
The Botany Behind Aromatherapy
Module Three: Essential Oils 101
What Are Essential Oils?
What Is The Role Essential Oils In Plants?
Which Parts Of A Plant Contain Essential Oils?
Essential Oil Extraction
Benefits Of Using Essential Oils
How To Store Essential Oils
Areas Of Application
EO Safety
Essential Oil Quality
Constituents of Essential Oils
20 ESSENTIAL OIL PROFILES
60 Essential Oils – Their scent and their use
Creating Your Essential Oil Basic Care Kit
EO Cheat Sheet
EO Constituent Chart
Your Essential Oil Notebook
Our Cheat Sheet
Phototoxicity
fragrance wheel
Max Dilution Rates for 400 Essential Oils
Homework One
Module Four - Carrier Oils 101
carrier_oil_chart.pdf
EO-dilution-chart.pdf
HOMEWORK TWO
Module Five - Anatomy and Applications
Endocrine System
Immune System
Integumentary System
Lymphatic System
The Skeletal System
The Circulatory System
The Digestive System
The Muscular System
The Nervous System
The Reproductive System
The Respiratory System
Urinary System
Anatomy Diagrams.pdf
cellular respiration.pdf
the brain.pdf
the cell.pdf
Module Six - Blending Essential Oils
HOMEWORK THREE
HOMEWORK FOUR
Module Seven - Aromatherapy as a Vocation
Market Identification
Which Type Of Business Suits You Best?
Starting Out
The Intake Form
Parts Included In A Medical Intake Form
Benefits Of A Medical Intake Form
Basic Ethics Tenets
NAHA Ethics Tenets
HOMEWORK FIVE
Final Exam