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The School for Aromatic Studies is one of the leading schools in North America. What makes our school unique? Our balanced, progressive & inspiring education is creating a path for a new generation of aromatherapists to emerge and succeed!
Jade Shutes, Owner and Director of Education, offers dynamic, comprehensive and empowering education…
Natural Options School of Aromatherapy provides in person, hands-on 50 hour and 200 hour Clinical Aromatherapy Certification programs as well as a bridge course to expand up from 50 to 200 certificate levels. The courses are retreat style workshops with a classroom portion to provide hands on learning with 17…
Andrea Butje is an international Aromatherapy Educator and founded Aromahead Institute in 1999. One of the most innovative virtual schools in the world, the Institute’s elegant and intuitive classroom design makes online learning interactive and fun with Andrea’s personally written lessons, videos, and guided activities.
Aromahead Institute’s curriculum combines essential…
Accredited Certificate, Diploma, and Degree Programs in Aromatherapy. American College of Healthcare Sciences is the only nationally accredited, NAHA-approved Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 professional clinical Aromatherapy training available online in the United States. * New Micro-credential for: NAHA Level I Aromatherapy Training * This self-paced program allows students…
Established in 1992, by Roz Zollinger, the Heal Center has grown to become an internationally recognized education provider in the fields of Aromatherapy, Aromatic Medicine, Reflexology, and Massage and Bodywork Continuing Education. We are honored to collaborate with incredible teachers and industry leaders, both locally and from around the world,…
When you select the Integrative Aromatherapy® Certificate Program for your education partner, you’ll see the difference from the very beginning. Our unique clinical and holistic training program was developed and is taught by a professional nurse aromatherapist and pioneer in Integrative Aromatherapy® education. With more than 30 years of experience,…
Joyessence Aromatherapy Centre Inc. Taiwan Branch was founded
in 2004 and is an International Training Centre recognized by CFA
(Canadian Federation of Aromatherapists) and NAHA (National
Association for Holistic Aromatherapy).
Aromatherapy Instructors:
Tsung-Shih, Candy Kuo (PhD, Aromatherapy & Massage Instructor)
Yen-Hua, Karen Chen (PhD, Aromatherapy & Massage Instructor)
Yie-Yun, Tsai…
Joyessence offers on-line aromatherapy certification from the comfort of your home or your digital device with personalized support from qualified Professionals who will guide you through the process of on-line education. We provide one-to-one tutorials, a video library, webinars and a Facebook forum with over 700 students & graduates. Joyessence…
Do you love animals? Are you considering a holistic career working with animals and their caregivers? Do you want to learn more about aromatherapy for use with your animal friends? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, you may be interested in our unique and specialized courses.…
Level 1 (50-hour) & Level 2 Professional (200-hours) & Level 3 Clinical Aromatherapy (300-hours) approved.
These programs offer a comprehensive combination of courses geared towards healing and creating a successful and professional aromatherapy business. Aroma Apothecary Healing Arts Academy courses and programs exceed the recognition and approval of the…
Clinical, Professional & Holistic Aromatherapy Certification Programs & Masterclasses, providing essential oil & herb training with hands-on mentoring. Enhance your knowledge & skillset to formulate products & custom blends, conduct mind & body health consultations, and share aromatherapy with others, safely & responsibly. Our integration of evidence-based science with ancient…
Level 1 (50 hours) & Level 2 (250 hours) approved
Sedona Aromatics is known as the garden school online as we combine aromatherapy education with supplemented learning in the garden through online visuals! We have a comprehensive aromatherapy certificate program. The Language of AromaticsTM Home Study Program which has been…
Walking in the woods has long been considered therapeutic by many people, naturopaths and grandmothers included. Taking advantage of nature’s simple remedy gets you moving, relaxes you, allows you to think more clearly and sort out solutions to life’s issues. This is what shinrin-yoku (forest- bath) is and does. The technique was developed in Japan in the 1980’s and in 1982 became part of its natural health program.
What is it about luxury perfumes that links them with wealth, prestige, royalty, celebrity, or power? Are there certain aromas that are recognised as signifiers of these states? There was a perfume called “Opulence” put out by Marks & Spencer described as an “Amber Spicy fragrance for women. Top notes are Orange and Ginger; middle notes are Orchid and Pepper; base notes are Vanilla and Vetiver”1 but Marks & Spencer products are not usually considered luxury products.
Egypt was like nothing I have ever experienced before. The landscapes, the people, the atmosphere, the food, the shopping… It was an incredible opportunity and an experience of a lifetime. If you had told me a year ago that I would be standing in front of the Great Pyramids of Giza, I would have thought you were insane. But yes, I did that! Egypt was very eye opening. As a small-town girl, who has always lived in Idaho and has only traveled a handful of places, Egypt was definitely not a place that I had ever considered traveling to, let alone go by myself with a group of people I had never met. However, within the first day of travel and meeting my group, it had felt like I had known them all previously. Our group of attendees for the tour were awesome! Everyone was so nice, and I enjoyed having the chance to learn more about them, and where they were from.
With the onset of winter, the assault of dry air, cold temperatures, wind, and chapping can be a challenge for the skin. Extreme dryness hurts! The skin pulls tightly and can burn and flake. A fatty, occlusive layer will help to keep the skin protected and prevent loss of moisture from the cells. Over the thousands of years of civilization, humans have used all kinds of animal and plant fats to protect the skin and nourish their bodies. Bear fat, seal blubber, tallow and lard, coconut (Cocos nucifera) oil, olive (Olea europaea) oil, and sesame (Sesamum indicum) oil; all have the same ancient uses and applications, and their use depends on geography and climate.
“If you drink from the Nile, you will always return to Egypt.” Herodotus. It has been two years since we have been to Egypt. The airport was bustling, as we made our first meeting before boarding, getting to know our travel buddies before the trip started. It was amazing meeting new friends as well as old friends. Jamie and Justin Lynch were coming back for the third year! The flight was smooth yet long, 11 hours straight flying to Egypt from New York. But we had a lot of leg room, good entertainment, and tasty food.
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