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Traditional Holistic Aromatherapy is defined a both an Art and the Science of utilizing natural distilled extracts from aromatic plants to heal the body, mind, emotions and spirit. Massage, inhalation and baths containing essential oils are used to transport the essences throughout the body to effect organ functions including sedation, stimulation and digestive aids. Holistic Aromatherapists also seek to explore the psychological and spiritual aspects of an individual’s response to aromatic extracts and enhance the innate healing process. As an holistic therapy Aromatherapy is both a preventative approach to well-being and an active treatment during acute and chronic stages of illness or ‘dis’ease.
Traditional Holistic AromatherapyProgramTM
The Traditional Holistic AromatherapyProgram™ is a 350 hour certificate course, which leads to the professional designation Certified Aromatherapy Health Therapist (C.A.H.T.) includes 120 hours of group instructions, over eight weekends, or available in day class format. An instructional manual in Anatomy and Physiology with textbook and an instructional manual in Aromatherapy with textbook, are supplied to the student. Class time includes history and theories of Aromatherapy, basic human anatomy and physiology, expert teaching of aromatherapy blending and massage techniques, knowledge of 49 plus essential oils, introduction to health histories and consulting with clients, business practice, morals and ethics and introduction to the subtle anatomy. Class attendance, home study assignments and thirty-five hours practicum, final written and practical examinations are required for certification.
Aromatherapy Career
The Traditional Holistic Aromatherapy TrainingProgram™ offered by the School of Complementary Therapies is unique in the field of Aromatherapy. TheProgramis based on UK training models and expands the students' knowledge far beyond the "chemical" aspects of Aromatherapy. Our therapeutic blending techniques take into account the "holistic" nature of Aromatherapy and the business module is based on "attraction marketing". Successful graduates of theProgramlearn how to visualise their
aromatherapy dreams and make them come true! If you are looking for a truly holistic approach to
this ancient healing art to begin or add to your practice, then this is theProgramfor you.
Certification
Upon graduation you will receive a certificate as a Traditional Holistic Aromatherapist from The School of Complementary Therapies. You will be entitled to apply for the professional designation, Certified Aromatherapy Health Therapist (CAHT) and join a number of professional organizations.
Curriculum:
The Traditional Holistic AromatherapyProgram™ designed by Dr. Jacqueline Fairbrass N.D. is easy to learn, with plenty of visual and audio aids, demonstrations and hands-on practice.
* Introduction to Aromatherapy, Explanation of Course requirements, homework assignments, recommended reading. Aromatherapy defined with a look at the industry, the politics, the philosophies.
* Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology—the Skeletal system and the human cell structure—Implications with Aromatherapy, essential oils, characteristics and chemistry.
* the respiratory system
1. anatomy and physiology with drawings
2. common disorders of the system
3. methods of application for each system
4. materia medica
5. support information as needed
* the digestive system anatomy and physiology with drawings
1. common disorders of the system
2. methods of application for each system
3. material medica
4. support information as needed
* the reproductive system
1. anatomy and physiology with drawings
2. common disorders of the system
3. methods of application for each system
4. materia medica
5. support information as needed
* the skin (include base material data)
1. anatomy and physiology with drawings
2. common disorders of the system
3. methods of application for each system
4. materia medica
5. support information as needed
* the urinary system
1. anatomy and physiology with drawings
2. common disorders of the system
3. methods of application for each system
4. materia medica
5. support information as needed
* the circulatory system (blood and lymph)
1. anatomy and physiology with drawings
2. common disorders of the system
3. methods of application for each system
4. materia medica
5. support information as needed
* the nervous system
1. anatomy and physiology with drawings
2. common disorders of the system
3. methods of application for each system
4. materia medica
5. support information as needed
* Introduction to Traditional Holistic Aromatherapy by Dr. Jacqueline Fairbrass N.D., principles and theories of. Knowledge and intuition—tools for healing. Consultation techniques, and approaches to Blending including Holistic Blending Applications
* Chemistry and essential oils and the differences in composition of essential oils including quality of essential oils and adulteration
* Olfaction and the Psychotherapeutic properties of essential oils, The psychology and biology of Olfaction, up to date research on our sense of smell, memory—emotional link described and explained in a unique fashion based on upon the principles of Traditional Holistic Aromatherapy
* Materia Medica, detailed profiles on 49 essential oils, includes an introduction the botany and taxonomy of essential oil plants
* Holistic aromatherapy massage training
* Resources, including information on terminology, how to conduct a clinical study, lists of associations and journals and bibliography.
Includes the professional components of running a business in the complementary and alternate medicine (C.A.M.) field; introduction to health histories and consulting with clients, business practice, morals and ethics and introduction to the subtle anatomy*
350* hours [*includes 110 hours Anatomy & Physiology]
Research Projects:
Presentation of a research project is required.
Course Material:
Book fees include a manual with all Essential Oil information, an Aromatherapy and an Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology textbook and workbook. The School of Complementary Therapies golf shirt is required for the massage module.
Tuition:
Total investment of $3750 + GST [$3975]. This includes course materials, book fee and examination fees.
Admission Procedures:
Minimum 17 years old and a high school diploma or equivalent (mature student).
Registration
A completed application form with a $500 non-refundable deposit will reserve your place in class. Class size is limited and we recommend submitting applications early.
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Advanced Traditional Holistic Aromatherapy Program™
is also available upon successful completion of the Traditional Holistic Aromatherapy Program™.
Open to graduates from other Aromatherapy Schools.
Holistic Aromatherapy for Massage Therapists
Modules 2 & 3 from the Traditional Aromatherapy Program.
Contact The School of Complementary Therapies for more information.
Holistic Aromatherapy for Estheticians
An Holistic AromatherapyProgramdesigned specifically for estheticians and the Spa world. ThisProgrammay be tailored to your specific needs. Contact The School of Complementary Therapies for more information.
1. Aromatherapy can be both preventative and used as active treatment during illness or dis-ease.
2. It is a sensual art and a beautiful way to treat your self.
3. Aromatherapy takes the best that nature has to offer, beautiful aromas, and brings it into our homes, our cars, and our workplaces. Oooohh!
How does an Aromatherapist use essential oils?
The power of essential oils may be used in a number of ways. One of the most popular is massage. You may be given a blend to add to your bath, to use as an inhalation, to keep in your purse, etc.
Is every plant beneficial in aromatherapy?
No, not all plants contain essential oils. Not all essential oils are therapeutic.
What part of the plants are used to make essential oils?
Essential oils are obtained from plants and herbs, including leaves, roots, fruit, grasses, flowers, berries, gums and barks.
I've been hearing a lot about aromatherapy recently, is it new?
Aromatherapy is not a new therapy; in fact it's been around for thousands of years. Yet only in the last century have we researched this healing modality.
Why did my essential oil disappear?
Essential oils are volatile. This means that once you have opened a bottle they begin to evaporate. Always close the bottle after use, or your precious oils will disappear. Then store them in a cool and dry place.
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Aromatherapy Career - Read Bonnie's Story
The Traditional Holistic Aromatherapy TrainingProgram™ offered by the School of Complementary Therapies is unique in the field of Aromatherapy. TheProgramis based on UK training models and expands the students' knowledge far beyond the "chemical" aspects of Aromatherapy. Our therapeutic blending techniques take into account the "holistic" nature of Aromatherapy and the business module is based on "attraction marketing". Successful graduates of theProgramlearn how to visualize their
aromatherapy dreams and make them come true! If you are looking for a truly holistic approach to
this ancient healing art to begin or add to your practice, then this is theProgramfor you.
Read Bonnie's Story
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