Lesson # 1 |
Aromatherapy: Aromatherapy, brief aromatic history, divisors definitions, practices and criteria. Holistic and alternative Medicine. Description of the essential oil of
Bergamot. |
Lesson # 2 |
Essential Oils. What are they? Key signposts regarding purchase, quality and storage. Description of the essential oil of
True Lavender. |
Lesson # 3 |
How are essential oils obtained from aromatic plants? Different methods of extraction. Description of the essential oil of
Clary Sage. |
Lesson # 4 |
Carrier oils: What are they? Description of 3 most commonly used carrier oils Description of the essential oil of
Cypress. |
Lesson # 5 |
Basic chemistry of Essential Oils. Safety precautions and contraindications. Description of the essential oil of
Eucalyptus Globulus. |
Lesson # 6 |
Olfaction, the olfactory system and Aromatherapy. Description of the essential oil of Tea Tree. |
Lesson # 7 |
Blending. The most commonly used methods. Description of the essential oil of
Geranium. |
Lesson # 8 |
Different theories regarding the mechanisms of action of essential oils. Description of the essential oil of
Grapefruit. |
Lesson # 9 |
Subtle aromatherapy. Description of the essential oil of
Juniper. |
Lesson # 10 |
The chakras? Description of the essential oil of
Roman Chamomile. |
Lesson # 11 |
The olfactory profile and the aroma symphony. Description of the essential oil of
Lemon. |
Lesson # 12 |
Description of 9 commonly used carrier oils. Description of the essential oil of
Mandarin. |
Lesson # 13 |
Flower waters: Hydrosols or Hydrolats. Description of the essential oil of
Orange. |
Lesson # 14 |
Physical and Psycho emotional Materia Medica. Description of the essential oil of
Peppermint. |
Lesson # 15 |
Therapeutic blending (description of the two most commonly used methods). Description of the essential oil of
Petitgrain. |
Lesson # 16 |
Subtle blending. Description of the essential oil of
Rose. |
Lesson # 17 |
Skincare 101. Description of the essential oil of Rosemary.
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Lesson # 18 |
The home spa treatment. Description of the essential oil of Rosewood.
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Lesson # 19 |
Aromatic perfume blending. Description of the essential oil of Sandalwood.
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Lesson # 20 |
The Aromatic First Aid Kit. Description of the essential oil of Ginger.
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Lesson # 21 |
Some of the most common blends and recipes. Description of the essential oil of Ylang Ylang.
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Aromatherapy 201
Aromatherapy 201 is a course that follows the knowledge acquired during Aromatherapy 101. It has been carefully designed to give our students the necessary tools and knowledge required to practice safely and confidently.
The course will give the student the knowledge required to be able to take up confidently the theoretical components of the proficiency examinations of the various International governing bodies of Aromatherapy, be it in the UK, US, Australia and Asia among others.
You will gain a detailed knowledge of essential oils, carrier oils, therapeutics, individual formulations, and much, much more.
Aromatherapy 201 is particularly aimed at those students whose goal is to become a Practising Professional Aromatherapist.
On completion, students will be given the opportunity to take the in house Aromatherapy 201 examination, and upon successful results will be awarded our Aromatherapy 201 certificate which will enable those who so wish to participate in the Aromatherapy 301 live practical classes.
After completing the practical examinations, successful students will be enabled to take the external examinations which are laid down by the International Federation of Aromatherapists.
Prerequisites for this course are to hold the Aromatherapy 101 certificate awarded by Real Essences of Life, and have a certification in Anatomy and Physiology.
Successful students will be awarded the Aromatherapy 201 certificate which will credit them with 250 hours for Aromatherapy studies.
What advantages will I have after completing Aromatherapy 201?
You will be able to confidently practice aromatherapy blending, and give aromatherapy consultations which will be satisfying to you and your client, you will also have the skills to start your own product line and a cottage industry.
In the design of Aromatherapy 201 we have endeavoured to fulfil the requirements of all the best known international organisations in the field of aromatherapy, hence we feel very proud to offer you this course.
Aromatherapy 201 Course Materials:
Aromatherapy 201 Course Manual
The course manual contains 40 separate lessons with a comprehensive description of the topics and relevant references.
Aromatherapy 201 Workbook:
This workbook contains step by step explanations of the salient point of each lesson and revision work for each of the 40 lessons which are contained in the course manual.
The main objective of the workbook is to help you to study and be completely at ease with the course content.
The workbook also contains practical exercises which will help your endeavour.
Cost: $800. 00
You have the option of purchasing your Aromatherapy 201 kits from us. (the price is not included in the course price and will be provided to you on enrolment)
The Aromatherapy 201 essential oil kit will allow you to become familiar with your essential oils from the beginning of your course and have a personal experience of each essential oil as you begin your studies.
Our kit includes 5ml of each of the following essential oils:
cajeput, cardamom, cedrarwood Atlas,, eucaliptus radfiata, sweet fennel, spike lavender, lemongrass, manuka, niaouli, patchouli, palmarosa, ravensar and vetiver, 2mls of benzoin, clove bud, frankincense, myrrh, myrtle and thyme linalol, 50mls of jojoba, 50mls of hazelnut, 3 10ml empty amber glass bottles and 1 amber glass jar.
Course Curriculum: 40 Lessons, 260 Hours
Each lesson contains revision exercises designed to help the learner to focus on it’s contents.
Lesson # 1 |
Botanical Families of aromatic plants. Description of the essential oil of Aniseed. |
Lesson # 2 |
Carrier oils and lotions. Description of the essential oil of Bay. |
Lesson # 3 |
Matter and tissues. Description of the essential oil of Benzoin. |
Lesson # 4 |
The skin. Dermal absorption and penetration of essential oils. Common symptoms of skin disorders. Description of the essential oil of
Cajeput. |
Lesson # 5 |
The skeletal system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of Cardamom. |
Lesson # 6 |
The muscular system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of Cedarwood Atlas. |
Lesson # 7 |
The circulatory system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of
Chamomile German and Chamomile Maroc. |
Lesson # 8 |
The respiratory system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of Cistus. |
Lesson # 9 |
The lymphatic system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of Clove Bud. |
Lesson # 10 |
The immune system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of Coriander. |
Lesson # 11 |
The digestive system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of Elemi. |
Lesson # 12 |
The female reproductive system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oils of
Eucaliptus citriodora, Eucaliptus radiata, Eucaliptus Smithii and Eucaliptus stageriana. |
Lesson # 13 |
The male reproductive system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of
Fennel, sweet. |
Lesson # 14 |
The urinary system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of
Frankincense. |
Lesson # 15 |
The endocrine system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of
Helychrisum. |
Lesson # 16 |
The central nervous system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of
Hyssop. |
Lesson # 17 |
The autonomic nervous system and common disorders. Aromatherapy treatment plan. Description of the essential oil of
Jasmin. |
Lesson # 18 |
Stress, its causes, symptoms and aromatherapeutic treatment plans. Description of the essential oil of
Laurel. |
Lesson # 19 |
Aromatherapy in the treatment of children. Description of the essential oil of
Lavender Spike. |
Lesson # 20 |
Psycho-aromatherapy. Symptoms and treatment plans. Description of the essential oil of
Lavender Stocchas. |
Lesson # 21 |
Aromatherapy during pregnancy and labour. Description of the essential oil of
Lemongrass. |
Lesson # 22 |
Aromatherapy in the elderly and in convalescence. Description of the essential oil of
Litsea Cubeba. |
Lesson # 23 |
The aromatherapy consultation. Description of the essential oil of
Manuka. |
Lesson # 24 |
Aromatherapy and cancer. Description of the essential oil of Melissa. |
Lesson # 25 |
Design of treatment plans in the aromatherapy practice.. Description of the essential oil of Myrrh. |
Lesson # 26 |
Creative visualization and olfaction. Description of the essential oil of Myrtle. |
Lesson # 27 |
The biogram. Colours associated with the therapeutic effects of the chemical constituents of essential oils. Description of the essential oil of Neroli. |
Lesson # 28 |
Pyscho emotional and Physical Materia Medica of essential oils. Description of the essential oil of Niaouli. |
Lesson # 29 |
Therapeutic blending. Individual formulations.. Description of the essential oil of Nutmeg. |
Lesson # 30 |
Contraindications for the aromatherapy massage treatment. Description of the essential oil of Palmarosa. |
Lesson # 31 |
The aromatherapy massage treatment and its significance. The four classic movements. Description of the essential oil of Patchouli. |
Lesson # 32 |
The relationship of Aromatherapy with Homeopathy and Phytotherapy. Description of the essential oil of Pine. |
Lesson # 33 |
The relationship of Aromatherapy with Reflexology and Reiki. Description of the essential oil of Ravensar. |
Lesson # 34 |
Aromatherapy and infant massage. Description of the essential oil of
Rosemary verbenone. |
Lesson # 35 |
Aromatherapy and the psychology of unconditional love. Description of the infused oil of calendula officinalis. Description of the essential oil of
Sage. |
Lesson # 36 |
Aromatherapy and Esthetics. Carrier oils producid by maceration. Description of the infused oil of arnica montana. Description of the essential oil of Spikenard. |
Lesson # 37 |
Aromatherapy and Esthetics. Description of the infused oil of hypericum perforatum. Description of the essential oil of Spruce. |
Lesson # 38 |
Aromatherapy and Esthetics. Description of the infused oil of cucumber piper cucurbita. Description of the essential oil of
Thyme linalol. |
Lesson # 39 |
Aromatherapy and Esthetics. Antioxidants and free radicals. Description of the essential oil of
Vetiver. |
Lesson # 40 |
Business studies: Confidential records and their safety. The Organisation of your aromatherapy clinic. Description of the essential oil of
Yarrow |
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Aromatherapy
Live Intensive Practical Course
The following prerequisites are required to be able to take this course:
- Have successfully taken and completed Aromatherapy 101 and 201.
- Have successfully completed our Anatomy, Physiology and Physio-pathology course
*Students who already have a certification in this subject will be exempt from taking this module, but will have to answer the questions which are a part of the final exam and assessments.
**Details of this course can be found on the pages on Anatomy, Physiology and Physiopathology on this site.
- Have a certificate which shows that they have completed a certifies massage course. *All students are expected to sit a final examination which incorporates all modules.
Those students who wish to incorporate aromatherapy massage and bodywork in their practice are required to attend the Live Intensive Practical classes in order to be eligible to sit the external examination of the International Federation of Aromatherapists, UK. and other national aromatherapy organisations world-wide.
The intensive practical courses are held in various countries over a period of 10 days, divided into two separate parts of 5 days each. They are held from either Monday to Friday, or, over a long weekend, starting on Thursday and finishing on Monday. With an interval of two months between part one and part two.
Cost: $ 500.00 for each of the two parts, con a total cost of: $1,000.00
The cost of the voluntary external examination is $ 150.00
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