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Certified Aromatherapy School Programs - In Class:

Offering CEUs for all Certified Aromatherapy School Programs. Please phone for start dates.

No matter where you live or practice Aromatherapy (U.S., Canada, Australia, Asia, Europe, South America, Africa), 375 hour Aromatherapy programs are recognized by The National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy and The Alliance of International Aromatherapists worldwide and The Natural Health Practitioners of Canada.

Our Director Marlene M. Mitchell is the Regional Representative for Canada with the Alliance of International Aromatherapists.

Students entering an aromatherapy program with a degree in health related fields (e.g. Nurses, Massage therapists, Doctors) may test out or be exempt from the anatomy and physiology section only in relation to that part of the training which goes over the structure and function of each system. Pre-existing health professionals are still required to complete training in the application of essential oils to each system and the effect of essential oils on a variety of common ailments. Any exemption of the anatomy and physiology portion of training should only be allowed when the request for exemption is fully supported by relevant documentation.

CERTIFIED CLINICAL MASTER AROMATHERAPIST (THEORY MODULES): 365 Hours in-class + 10 hours Home Study For 10 Case Studies.

September 14, 2008

We will provide examples of case studies. Student must complete a 5 page research paper. (See below for 50 hour courses in Certified Foundations Aromatherapy and 300 hour Certified Clinical Advanced Master Aromatherapist Program.

Investment: $1,750.00 U.S. or the equivalent value in other currencies.

You do not need to purchase essential oils for this program.

This is a course to prepare individuals to become practicing Clinical Aromatherapists. Upon successful completion of this Certified Aromatherapy course, you will be able to practice Aromatherapy professionally. A theory examination will also be given. Upon successful completion of this examination (minimum of 75%) you will receive an Aromatherapy Diploma from the International- Certified Aromatherapy Institute. On this Diploma, it will state: International-Certified Aromatherapy Institute This is to certify that “student’s name” has successfully passed an examination in the 375 hour THEORY of AROMATHERAPY and is now a "Certified Clinical Master Aromatherapist"

Materials Needed: Just paper and pen, a DVD or VHS video tape player.

Program details:

Module One:

Brief information on Aromatherapy in general – Learn about toxicology in Aromatherapy. Some essential oils are simply too toxic and have no place in Aromatherapy. Learn about these. Learn about the chemical chemotypes. Most scientists and researchers have attributed the therapeutic action of essential oils to several identified groups of naturally occurring botanical chemicals. Learn about these.

Application methods and methods of use: Having established which oil (or blend) would best suit a condition, a person will need to apply the therapeutic oil using one (or more) of the basic methods you are about to learn (e.g. aromatic bath, steam inhalation, massage). These include: Massage oils, inhalations, creams, direct/neat lavender oil, baths, diffusers, compresses/poultices, sitz baths/douches, foot baths, sauna, Jacuzzi or hot tub, room sprays, perfumes, gargles and mouthwashes, sitz baths, compresses.

Essential Oil Safety - Essential oils are fantastic healing substances, but they are also highly concentrated and potentially hazardous if used incorrectly. Learn about allergies, unusual essential oils, general precautions at-a-glance, learn how to beware of imposters.

The History/Philosophy of Aromatherapy in chronological order – Learn about important dates in Aromatherapy from 980 AD up to 1977. Learn about history of Aromatherapy in China, Egypt, Greece, Rome, Europe up to Modern Day.

Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology:

The information here is subject matter relating to the amount of knowledge needed to become a therapist. Should you feel that further study would prove beneficial, then by all means feel free to pursue the courage level of knowledge. These lessons make no pretense at enveloping the complete subject of anatomy and physiology, but is aimed at providing you the student a basic understanding of related anatomical parts, position and function.

The Skeletal System: The information here is a glossary of terms and meanings, associated with this system.

Aromatherapy and Cosmetics in Ancient Egypt: Most of what we know about cosmetic preparations and even medicinal applications as we understand today has come from the study of the ancient Egyptians. Learn more about this. Learn recipes.

Module Two:

An Introduction to Carrier Oils (33 Carrier Oils):

SWEET ALMOND OIL, ALOE VERA GEL, APRICOT KERNEL OIL, AVOCADO OIL, BEESWAX, BORAGE SEED OIL, CALENDULA OIL, CAMELLIA, CARROT OIL, CASTOR or CASTER OIL, COCOA BUTTER, COCONUT OIL, EVENING PRIMROSE OIL, GLYCERIN, GRAPESEED OIL, HAZELNUT OIL, HEMP SEED OIL, HYPERICUM (ST. JOHN’S WORT), JOJOBA, KUKUI NUT OIL, LINSEED OIL, MACADAMIA NUT OIL, NEEM OIL, OLIVE OIL, PEACH KERNEL OIL OR PEACHNUT OIL, PEANUT OIL, SAFFLOWER OIL, SESAME OIL, SHEA BUTTER, SUNFLOWER OIL, WHEATGERM OIL, ROSE HIP SEED OIL, VITAMIN E OIL. Recipes for these oils.

The Muscular System: Muscles are responsible for up to 40% of the total body weight, of the average individual. Learn more about this fabulous body system.

Conditions of the Muscular System and more and how to use Aromatherapy as well as other holistic tips with these conditions – ACTINIC DERMATITIS, P.M.S., PRE-MENSTRUAL SYNDROME, ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, VARICOSE VEINS, BEDSORES, BRUISES, MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, SCHIZOPHRENIA, HYPERACTIVITY, ACNE, DEPRESSION, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, SPRAINS, SUNBURN, BURNS, BOILS, CUTS, FEVERS, SORES, ITIS AND INFLAMMATIONS, CUTS AND SCRATCHES, FEVER, INFLAMMATION.

Module Three:

An Introduction To Essential Oils: Pure essential oils have components and personalities as unique as our own. Learn some basic important information about essential oils.

The Cardiovascular System: As the transportation system of the body, the circulatory system links all the organ systems. Learn more about this fabulous body system.

The Lymphatic System: The lymphatic system is a subsystem of the circulatory system. Learn more about this fabulous body system.

Module Four:

An Introduction To The Neurological System: This system receives information about changes in the internal and external environment of the body, and initiates and regulates the appropriate response. Learn more about this fabulous body system.

The Purity Of Essential Oils: Quality is an important consideration when purchasing or using essential oils, as you want to make sure you are using a natural, pure, and true therapeutic essential oil. Learn more about how to find the best essential oils.

Methods Of Capturing Essential Oils: Learn about the method of extraction.: Steam Distillation, Expression, Enfleurage, Volatile Solvent Extraction, Liquid Carbon Dioxide Extraction, Hydrodiffusion or Percolation, The Phytonic Process, Maceration.

Module Five:

An Introduction To The Top Notes Of Essential Oils (30 of them): ESSENTIAL OIL OF BASIL, BAY LAUREL, BERGAMOT, CAJUPUT OR CAJEPUT, CARDAMOM or CARDAMUM or CARDAMON, CARAWAY, CITRONELLA, CLARY SAGE, CORIANDER, EUCALYPTUS CITRIODORA, EUCALYPTUS BLUE GUM, EUCALYPTUS RADIATA, GALBANUM, GRAPEFRUIT, LEMON, LEMONGRASS, LIME, MANDARIN, MARIGOLD TAGETES, MYRTLE, NIAOULI, ORANGE, PETITGRAIN, RAVENSARA, SAGE, SPEARMINT, TUBEROSE, SWEET THYME, TEA-TREE, YARROW, BLUE. Recipes for the top notes.

. The Digestive System: The digestive system is highly compartmentalized with each section containing specialized structures. Learn about these structures and information about this fabulous body system.

Nutrition And Metabolism: Learn information about each of these topics. Nutrition, Nutrients, Good Sources Of Essential Carbohydrates, Lipids, The Process By Which Fat Is Digested, Should I Take Vitamin And Mineral Supplements, Drink more water, Essential Nutrients, Proteins, How Carbohydrates Are Utilized By Cells, How Amino Acids Are Utilized By Cells, Nitrogen Balance, Energy Balance.

Module Six:

An Introduction To Middle Notes In Essential Oils (23 of them): ESSENTIAL OIL OF ANISEED, BLACK SPRUCE, BLACK PEPPER, CAMPHOR, CARROT SEED AND ROOT, CINNAMON, CYPRESS, CHAMOMILE, DILL WEED AND SEED, ELEMI, FENNEL, SWEET, GERANIUM, HYSSOP, LAVANDIN or LAVENDIN, JUNIPER BERRY, TRUE LAVENDER, MARJORAM, MELISSA, PALMAROSA, PEPPERMINT, PINE, ROSEMARY, ROSEWOOD. Recipes for the Middle Notes.

The Respiratory System: The respiratory system is responsible for taking in oxygen and sending out carbon dioxide and some water. Learn more about this fabulous body system.

Module Seven:

An Introduction To Base Notes In Essential Oils ( 22 of them): ESSENTIAL OIL OFAMYRIS, ANGELICA ROOT, BALSAM PERU, BENZOIN, CEDARWOOD, CLOVE, FRANKINCENSE, GINGER, HELICHRYSUM (IMMORTELLE), JASMINE, NEROLI (ORANGE BLOSSOM), MYRRH, NUTMEG, OAKMOSS, ORIGANUM, PATCHOULI, ROSE, MYSORE SANDALWOOD, SPIKENARD, VETIVER OR VETIVERT, VIOLET FLOWER AND LEAF, YLANG-YLANG. Recipes for the Base Notes.

The Genito-Urinary System: Many anatomical textbooks divide the genito-urinary systems into:

The reproductive system and the excretive system. But because a number of the organs involved are common to both systems for the purpose of this course we will treat them under this one heading. The principal organs involved in this dual system are; The ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, testes, urethra, ureter and the urinary bladder. There are a number of smaller accessory organs involved and these will be dealt with appropriately in due course. Learn more about this fabulous body system.

Module Eight:

An Introduction To The Endocrine System: The endocrine or ductless glands pass their secretions of hormones directly into the blood stream. Learn more about this fabulous body system.

The Verbal Assessment: Learn how to provide a proper physical assessment on clients. You will receive”a Cross Referencing Chart” introducing the previous essential oils mentioned. You will receive a video of Marlene Mitchell, Principal Of Aromatherapy International Certified Institute performing a verbal, physical assessment and how to use the cross referencing chart to create a perfect Aromatherapy blend.

Module Nine:

Introduction to the Integumentary System: This includes nails, An introduction to the skin. Learn about these parts of the human body.

Understanding The Five Senses Of Sight, Hearing, Taste, Touch & Smell: Learn about these topics.

The mammary glands or breasts: These are accessories to the female reproductive organs and secrete milk during the period of lactation. Learn more about this topic.

Learn about an introduction to Aromatherapy with pregnancy and treating babies: Learn about these topics. There are many essential oils that are safe to use during pregnancy. Learn which essential oils are not safe. Learn which essential oils are safe and what symptoms to use them for. When treating babies and young children special care should be used. Learn more about which safe essential oils to use and what symptoms to use them for.

Module Ten:

Hydrosols (32 of them): Hydrosol is the special name given to the first 20 litres of water distilled from an organically grown aromatic plant at source. Learn more about this topic. The hydrosols that are included are: Artemisia arborescens, ChamomileGerman, Chamomile Roman, Cornflower, Goldenrod, Jasmine, Lavender True, Lavandin, Lavandin CT Borneol, Lindin, Orange blossom, Rose, Yarrow flowers, Basil, Bay Laurel, Black Spruce, Carrot tops, Clary Sage, Eucalyptus, Everlast (Helichrysum), Fennel seed, Juniper berry, Lemon Balm (Melissa), Lemon verbena, Linden, Myrtle, Oregano, Peppermint, Rose Geranium, Rosemary, Thyme, Witch Hazel.

An Introduction To Aromatherapy Botany (Specifically Taxonomy) It’s good to know basic plant structure or morphology, which comes from the Greek word morphos, meaning form. Learning botany is in some ways like learning a new language, difficult, but definitely worthwhile. Learn more about this.

Botany and Taxonomy: Learn the most interesting facts here.

Basics of Business Development

Legal and Ethical Issues

Upon successful completion of this examination (minimum of 75%) you will receive an Aromatherapy Diploma from Aromatherapy International Certified Institute. On this Diploma, it will state: International Certified Aromatherapy Institute This is to certify that “student’s name” has successfully passed an examination in the 375 hour THEORY of AROMATHERAPY and is now a "Certified Clinical Aromatherapist"

Basics of Business Development

Legal and Ethical Issues

OPTIONAL: For a fee you may become a member of The Alliance of International Aromatherapists and/or The National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy and/or The Natural Health Practitioners of Canada.

OPTIONAL: Professional Aromatherapist - Alliance of International Aromatherapists
For a fee, you may become a PROFESSIONAL AROMATHERAPIST:

50 hours Certified Foundations Aromatherapy program

March 2009.

Investment: $240.00 U.S. or the equivalent value in other currencies which includes theory exam.

Course Syllabus

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Diploma Awarded: Upon successful completion of this examination (minimum of 75%) a successful graduate will receive an Aromatherapy Diploma from the International-Certified Aromatherapy Institute. On this Diploma, it will state: International-Certified Aromatherapy Institute

This is to certify that “student’s name” has a competitive advantage and passed an examination in the 50 hour THEORY of AROMATHERAPY and is now a "Certified Aromatherapist"

Materials Needed: Just paper and pen.

Learning Objectives: A student will learn how to provide a verbal assessment. A student will learn how to choose the essential oil necessary for specific conditions.

Requirements for Diploma: A theory exam must be completed and is to be returned to the Institute for grading and to earn a Diploma. A pass mark will be 75% on final theory exam.

Course Description and Learning Outcome: This is a course to prepare individuals to become practicing Aromatherapists. You do not need to purchase essential oils to study this program.

Curriculum:

Program details:
Introduction to Aromahistory - focus on ancient cultures – With focus on the Aromatherapy history of China, Egypt, Greece, Rome, Europe up to Modern Day
Learn about chemical chemotypes. Most scientists and researchers have attributed the therapeutic action of essential oils to several identified groups of naturally occurring botanical chemicals. Learn more about this topic.
Top, Middle, Base notes: Essential oils fall naturally into three groups. Learn more about these groups.
Learn about the essential oil family, common method of extraction, the colour, the fragrance, the source of the plant, where the essential oil is native to, the chemical constituents of the following essential oils. Learn how the following oils interact on physical and emotional levels. Learn the contraindications of the following certain oils. Learn various methods of application for these following essential oils.

Application methods and methods of use: Having established which oil (or blend) would best suit a condition, a person will need to apply the therapeutic oil using one (or more) of the basic methods you are about to learn (e.g. aromatic baths, steam inhallations, massage). These include: Massage oils, inhalations, baths, compresses, sitz baths, gargles and mouthwashes, sitz baths, compresses, toners, cold packs, herbal tea infusions, masks, eye treats, scalp massage oils.

Level One – Foundations of Aromatherapy 50 hours:

With the 50 hour Aromatherapy program you will learn about 15 essential oils and what they are good for and what they are contraindicated for.

Profiles of 15 essential oils

Essential oils for this program:

TOP NOTES:
Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea)
Eucalyptus Blue Gum (Eucalyptus globulus)
Lemon (Citrus limon)
Orange (Citrus sinensis
Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia)

MIDDLE NOTES:
Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile)
True Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)
Peppermint (Mentha x piperita
Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens)
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinale)

BASE NOTES FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE:
Cedarwood (Cedarwood Atlas: Cedrus Atlantica
Frankincense (Boswellia Carterii
Mysore Sandalwood (Santalum Album)
Rose (Rosa damascena)
Ylang Ylang (Cananga odorata)

Production and Quality of Essential Oils: Learn how these essential oils are extracted and by which means. Learn about the purity of essential oils. Quality is an important consideration when purchasing or using essential oils, as you want to make sure you are using a natural, pure, and true therapeutic essential oil. Learn about this in this section. Learn the main methods of capturing essential oils. Learn about these methods:
Steam distillation
Expression
Enfleurage
Volatile Solvent Extraction
Liquid Carbon Dioxide Extract
Hydrodiffusion or Percolation
The Phytonic Process
Maceration

Basic Physiology:
Methods of absorption - Learn introductory information about, nails, the skin, sight, hearing, taste and smell.
Learn the general overview of limbic system
lymphatic system - The lymphatic system is a subsystem of the circulatory system. Learn more about this fabulous system
immune system – Learn more about this fabulous system.
How to create a blend – Learn how to make a perfect blend.
Carrier oils or fixed or base oils - These are foundations of any massage blend, which carries the essential oil through the skin into the bloodstream. Learn information about the most important carrier oils.

You do not need to purchase essential oils for this program.

Certified 50 Hour Aromatherapy Program

50 Hours of Supervised Training which includes training of techniques and observation and assistance as students study and practice Aromatherapy Theory.

There will be 5 Days at 8 Hours each. 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

The 6^th Day there will be 2 hours for a theory examination and 2 hours for a practical examination. . Upon successful completion of these examinations (minimum of 75%) a student will receive an Aromatherapy certificate from the International Certified Aromatherapy Institute.

The theory examination will be 2 hours with 100 multiple choice questions. The practical examination will be based on a point system which depends on amount of techniques included. (Practical examination to be scheduled with instructor).

Support Materials: An in-depth information manual will be provided. A 1 hour video will be provided.

The course is provided in a three-ring binder or floppy disks or CD ROM disk. (A student’s choice). Practice questions are included at the end of this program.

Curriculum:

Manual details:
Introduction to Aromahistory - focus on ancient cultures – With focus on the Aromatherapy history of China, Egypt, Greece, Rome, Europe up to Modern Day
Learn about chemical chemotypes. Most scientists and researchers have attributed the therapeutic action of essential oils to several identified groups of naturally occurring botanical chemicals. Learn more about this topic.

Top, Middle, Base notes: Essential oils fall naturally into three groups. Learn more about these groups.
Learn about the essential oil family, common method of extraction, the colour, the fragrance, the source of the plant, where the essential oil is native to, the chemical constituents of the following essential oils. Learn how the following oils interact on physical and emotional levels. Learn the contraindications of the following certain oils. Learn various methods of application for these following essential oils.

Application methods and methods of use: Having established which oil (or blend) would best suit a condition, a person will need to apply the therapeutic oil using one (or more) of the basic methods you are about to learn (e.g. aromatic baths, steam inhallations, massage). These include: Massage oils, inhalations, baths, compresses, sitz baths, gargles and mouthwashes, sitz baths, compresses, toners, cold packs, herbal tea infusions, masks, eye treats, scalp massage oils.

Foundations of Aromatherapy 50 hours

Profiles of 20 essential oils

Essential oils for this program:

TOP NOTES:
Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea)
Eucalyptus Blue Gum (Eucalyptus globulus)
Lemon (Citrus limon)
Orange (Citrus sinensis
Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia)

MIDDLE NOTES:
Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile)
True Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)
Peppermint (Mentha x piperita
Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens)
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinale)

Production and Quality of Essential Oils: Learn how these essential oils are extracted and by which means. Learn about the purity of essential oils. Quality is an important consideration when purchasing or using essential oils, as you want to make sure you are using a natural, pure, and true therapeutic essential oil. Learn about this in this section. Learn the main methods of capturing essential oils. Learn about these methods:
Steam distillation
Expression
Enfleurage
Volatile Solvent Extraction
Liquid Carbon Dioxide Extract
Hydrodiffusion or Percolation
The Phytonic Process
Maceration

Basic Physiology:
Methods of absorption: Learn introductory information about, nails, the skin, sight, hearing, taste and smell.
Learn the general overview of limbic system
lymphatic system - The lymphatic system is a subsystem of the circulatory system. Learn more about this fabulous system
immune system: Learn more about this fabulous system.
How to create a blend – Learn how to make a perfect blend.
Carrier oils or fixed or base oils: These are foundations of any massage blend, which carries the essential oil through the skin into the bloodstream. Learn information about the most important carrier oils.

CERTIFIED CLINICAL ADVANCED MASTER AROMATHERAPIST - (THEORY MODULES):

January 13, 2009.

290 hours in-class + 10 Hours Home Study for Home Study and 10 Case Studies - OFFERING CEUs FOR CERTIFIED AROMATHERAPY PROGRAMS.
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Certified Clinical Master Aromatherapist Program - (Theory Module)
This is a course to prepare individuals to become practicing Certified Clinical Advanced Master Aromatherapists. A theory examination will be given. Upon successful completion of this examination (minimum of 75%) you will receive a Certified Clinical Advanced Master Aromatherapist Diploma from the International-Certified Aromatherapy Institute. On this Diploma, it will state: International-Certified Aromatherapy Institute This is to certify that “student’s name” has successfully passed an examination in the 300 hour THEORY of CERTIFIED CLINICAL ADVANCED MASTER AROMATHERAPIST and is now a "Certified Clinical Advanced Master Aromatherapist"
A pass mark of theory exam must be 75% pass. Also required are 10 case studies. We will provide examples of case studies.

You do not need to purchase essential oils to study this program.

Investment: $1,750.00 U.S. or the equivalent value in other currencies

Module One:

More About The Skin which includes: Patterns of skin disorders, cosmetics with natural substances, beauty basics, skin types, skin and hair care, using essential oils on the skin how essential oils work through the skin, actions of essential oils, specific skin conditions such as acne, broken veins, cold sores, odd spots, acne rosacea, skin infections with pus, animal skin diseases and dermatoses in dogs.

First Aid which includes: Snake bites, spider bites, animal bites, wasp stings, bee stings, ant stings, insect stings inside the mouth or throat, burns and scalds, wounds.

More conditions associated with the skin: How to help these conditions by using aromatherapy and other natural remedies.

These conditions include: Cold sores (fever blisters), seborrhoea.

Module Two:

Phytonics:. Learn about phytonics. Learn about aromatherapy for hormonal imbalances.

Learn more about the muscular system.

Module Three

Conditions deficiencies and diseases and meanings of the vascular system and how to help these conditions these include: anemia, bruises or contusions, varicose veins, hemophilia, blood transfusions, arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis, angiology, cholesterol, coronary, diastolic blood pressure, E.C.G. (Electro-cardiogram), hemorrhoids (piles), hypertension:

Elevated blood pressure, hypotension, thrombo-phlebitis, systolic pressure, thrombus, endocarditis, pericarditis, varicose veins, atrial fibrillation.

Module Four:

Conditions And Diseases And Meanings Of The Neurological System: Learn how to help these conditions with aromatherapy and other holistic methods. These include: Neuritis, Bell’s Palsy or Facial Paralysis, Neuralgia, Parkinson’s Disease, Sciatica, Poliomyelitis, Radiculopathy, Epilepsy, Brachial Neuritis, Ganglia, Plexus, Spasicity, Synapse.

Module Five:

Natural Perfumery: Essential oils are extremely versatile, and have valid applications in perfumes. Learn about: allergies to perfume, sunbathing and perfume, the three-note scale, traditional aphrodisiac perfumes, substitutes, oil base perfumes.

Some conditions and meanings of the digestive system: How to help them with aromatherapy and other holistic methods. These include: Appendicitis, cirrhosis of the liver, jaundice, pancreatitis, heartburn (pyrosis), hepatitis.

Module Six:

Psychoaromatherapy and the psyche: We already know how essential oils affect the physical body, but what about the aroma in aromatherapy? Is it really possible for the odour of an essential oil to influence our mood, our feelings, our state of mind, even our behavior? Learn which essential oils are use for which conditions. Learn more about this subject.

Conditions and diseases and meanings of the respiratory system: Learn how aromatherapy and other holistic methods help these conditions: asthma, atelectosis, bronchial carcinoma, bronchiectasis, bronchiolitis, bronchitis, emphysema, laryngitis, pharyngitis, pleurisy, pneumoconiosis, pneumonia, pneumothorax, rhinitis, sinusitis, tonsillitis, tracheitis, tuberculosis.

Module Seven:

Magical aromatherapy: When civilization began, humans compiled aromatic knowledge into a composition of lore which can be termed magical aromatherapy. You can smell them and it will help throw your mind back to your practicing and help focus your mind. Learn which essential oils to use for what aspects to create magical aromatherapy.

Learn more about this subject which include: Meditation and visualization, Gods and Goddesses in aromatherapy, Sufi healing, aromas and the zodiac.

More on the Endocrine System: Learn more about the endocrine system.

Module Eight:

Conditions and diseases and meanings of the accessory organs: Learn how aromatherapy and other holistic methods help with these conditions: Acne vulgaris or common acne, alopecia areata, cataract, conjunctivitis, eczema, keloids, psoriasis, stye or hordolum, tineacapitis (ringworm of the scalp), verruca (warts).

Module Nine:

Phytochemistry and Organic chemistry: Learn the most interesting facts here.

You do not need to purchase essential oils for this program, although you can either purchase essential oils from the Instructor or we will tell you where you can purchase high quality essential oils from Aromatherapy stores are in your area.

Upon successful completion of this examination (minimum of 75%) you will receive a Master Aromatherapist certificate from Aromatherapy International Certified Institute. On this certificate, it will state: International-Certified Aromatherapy Institute This is to certify that “student’s name” has successfully passed an examination in the 350 hour THEORY of CERTIFIED CLINICAL MASTER AROMATHERAPIST and is now a "Certified Clinical Master Aromatherapist"

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