About Course
This is an entry-level aromatherapy certification; no previous experience is required. applies to anyone who is interested in the therapeutic uses of aromatherapy, as well as existing health professionals such as Massage Therapists, Estheticians, Herbalists, Nurses, and Physicians.
The course covers a variety of subjects including essential oil usage, chemistry, the science of aromatherapy, anatomy, physiology, twenty essential oils data and application, four body systems, in addition to Anatomy & Physiology 1.
Learning Objectives
- Introduction to the history of Aromatherapy & ancient Egyptian Aromatic History
- Profiles of 20 essential oils
- Production and methods of extraction (distillation, cold pressing/expression, enfleurage, absolute, CO2 extraction)
- Botany
- Basic physiological effects of essential oils: methods of absorption, an overview of olfaction and the limbic system, the skin, the respiratory system, and the immune system
- How essential oils interact on physical and emotional levels
- Essential oil chemistry
- How to create/design an effective blend
- Diluents such as vegetable oils and other carrier bases
- Methods of application (inhalation, diffusion, topical, optional: internal)
- Safety issues (including dermal, respiratory, internal) and contraindications
- Anatomy & Physiology 1: The Integumentary System; Skeleton, Joints & The Skeletal System; Muscle, Muscle Tissue & The Muscular System; Nervous Tissue & The Central Nervous System, The Peripheral Nervous System, The Autonomic Nervous System; The Endocrine System; Cellular Structure
- The basics of business development
- Legal, ethical, privacy issues include a copy of the NAHA Code of Ethics
Course Breakdown:
Introduction: Course Overview – Class Supplies list – Required assignments -Research paper guidelines -Coaching sessions -Case Studies -Aromatherapy Consultation forms.
Module One: History of Aromatherapy – What is Aromatherapy
Module Two: Botany & Aromatherapy – Aromatic Families -The Role of Botany in Aromatherapy -Plant Structure and the oil cell- Common & Botanical Names – Extraction Methods
Module Three: Storage and safety – Topical use precautions- What is Sensitization – Equipment used in Aromatherapy..
Module Four: Essential oils Datasheets for 20 Essential oils, therapeutics, methods of application and safety, Sweet Basil-Clary Sage-Cypress-Eucalyptus Frankincense -Pink Grapefruit-Geranium- Helichrysum- Jasmine -Juniper Berry -Lavender-Lemon -Marjoram –Patchouli -Peppermint -Roman Chamomile -Rosemary – Sweet Orange -Tea Tree -Ylang Ylang GCMS Analysis Sample
Module Five: Basic Chemistry- Chemical families- 10 Chemical Families’ safety and therapeutics
Module Six: Methods of Applications- Useful recipes for methods of application
Module Seven: Blending Techniques – Blending Tips- How to select Essential oils For a Blend- Blending by Notes, Blending by Aromatic families- Doctrine of Signatures
Module 8: Skin – Integumentary System- Skin – Integumentary System Diseases- What is an Adverse effect of using oils? – Essential Oils for Various Skin Conditions.
Module Nine: Limbic System- Essential oils for Stress- Chakras
Module Ten: Respiratory System- Respiratory System Diseases- Essential oils For Respiratory Conditions
Module 11: Muscular Systems- Muscular System Diseases- Essential oils For Muscular System Diseases- Yoga
How many hours is the course?
This is a 75-hour Self Study online course. You have to finish this course within 1 year from your sign-up date.
Is this course for you?
- Our Aromatherapy certification program is for individuals interested in learning the basic principles of aromatherapy. And looking forward to becoming certified and knowledgeable in the amazing benefits and uses of aromatherapy and how to use essential oils for therapeutic benefits.
- If you are currently working in the health care system or seeking to enhance your career in complementary holistic health care, this course is for you
- Students will learn how to blend essential oils safely for therapeutic uses in this hands-on interactive course. As an entry-level course, no previous aromatherapy training is required.
Ebers School of Aromatherapy is an accredited NAHA Approved School Educator and offers aromatherapy courses that exceed the requirements set forth by NAHA Certified Level 1 Certified Aromatherapist requirements.
Course Kit and supplies:
Packaging: Spray Bottles, Inhalers, Plastic Bottles for lotions, Plastic Bottles for massage oils, 5ml Bottle for diffuser blend, Coffee Bean Tin, Plastic Tubs, Labels and Marker, perfume Strips & Plastic Pipettes.
Carrier oils: Coconut Oil, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, Rosehip Seed Oil, Apricot Oil, Olive Oil
Hydrosols: (Rose, Chamomile, Lavender, Neroli)
Herbs: ( Calendula, Yarrow, Chamomile)
Butters: ( Cocoa, Mango, Shea butter ).
Ebers School of Aromatherapy gives students the option to use their own supplies and essential oils covered in the courses.
You can buy the supplies from https://www.ebersconsulting.com/
- Or you can buy your own supply and make sure it is pure and natural.
Continuing education hours:
Ebers School of Aromatherapy is a NAHA Approved School Educator and offers aromatherapy courses that exceed the requirements set forth by NAHA for aromatherapy education. Our Aromatherapy Certification online level 1- 75 hours course exceeds the qualifications set by NAHA which qualify you as a “NAHA Certified Level 1 Certified Aromatherapist.” Please visit NAHA for more information. You will earn NAHA 75 CEUs after finishing this course.
What is included in the Program:
- 24/7 unlimited access to our premium online course materials, videos, and interactive lessons.
- Our interactive Certified Aromatherapist level 1 course was created with you in mind – built around your lifestyle, so you can start – take a break and pick it any time you want.
- A solid foundation in the clinical uses of essential oils, through access to numerous videos, assignments, and several blending techniques.
- Access to numerous videos, assignments, and several blending activities, coming away with a solid foundation in the clinical uses of essential oils.
- Coaching sessions with your lead instructor
- 1- 1 carrier consultation session to guide you to the next steps in your career.
- Mentorship
Graduation requirements:
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- Students must complete a 3- 5-page research paper (pertaining to an aromatherapy topic).
- Students must complete a minimum of 5 case studies.
- Students must sit for and pass a Level 1 examination offered by the school.
- You will receive a certificate from Ebers School of Aromatherapy a NAHA-approved School Educator.
The course is self-Study.
Begin as soon as you sign up! at your own pace and convenience.
SUPPLIES NOT INCLUDED but you can buy them here.
Course Content
LESSONS
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Welcome
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Orientation
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Course Overview
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Class Supplies List
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Assignments
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Research Paper Guidelines
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Coaching Sessions
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Case Studies
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Health Disclaimer
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Glossary – Essential Oil Terminology
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Module One: History of Aromatherapy
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What Is Aromatherapy?
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Ebers Lesson 1 History of Aromatherapy Quiz
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Module Two: Botany and Aromatherapy
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Plant Families – Taxonomy
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The Role of Botany in Aromatherapy
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Plant Structure and the Oil Cell
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Common and Botanical Names
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Ebers Lesson 2 Botany and Aromatherapy Quiz
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Extraction Methods
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Module Three : Essential oil Quality and Safety
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Topical Use Precautions
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What is Sensitization?
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Equipment Used In Aromatherapy
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Ebers Lesson 3 Storage And Safety Quiz
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Module Four: Essential oils Data Sheets – Monographs
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Sweet Basil – Ocimum basilicum L
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Clary Sage – Salvia sclarea
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Eucalyptus – Eucalyptus globulus
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Cypress – Cupressus sempervirens and Cupressus macrocarpa
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Frankincense – Boswellia sacra
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Pink Grapefruit – Citrus × paradisi Macafady
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Geranium – Pelargonium graveolens
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Helichrysum – Helichrysum italicum
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Jasmine – Jasminum grandiflorum L.
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Juniper Berry – Juniperus Communis
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Lavender – Lavandula angustifolia
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Lemon – Citrus limon
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Marjoram – Origanum marjorana
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Patchouli – Pogostemon cablin (Blanco) Benth
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Peppermint – Mentha x piperita
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Roman Chamomile – Chamaemelum nobile L.
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Rosemary – Rosmarinus officinalis
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Sweet Orange – Citrus sinensis var pera Citrus aurantium
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Tea Tree – Melaleuca alternifolia
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Ylang Ylang – Cananga odorata forma genuina (Lam.)
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GCMS Analysis Sample
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Ebers Lesson 4 Essential oils – Materia Medica Quiz
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Module Five: Chemistry
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Chemical Families
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Monoterpenes
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Sesquiterpenes
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Oxygenated Hydrocarbons – Monoterpene Alcohols
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Oxygenated Hydrocarbons – Sesquiterpenols Alcohols
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Phenols
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Esters
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Aldehydes
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Ketones
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Coumarins -Furocoumarins
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Oxides
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Ebers Lesson 5 Basic Chemistry Quiz
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Ebers – Module Six: Methods Of Application
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Useful Recipes /Formulas
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Ebers Lesson 6 Methods Of Application Quiz
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Module Seven: Blending Techniques
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Blending Tips
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How to select oils for a Blend
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Fragrance Notes
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Setting Up Your Workspace
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Aroma Wheel – Fragrance Wheel
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Doctrine of Signatures
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Module 7 Blending Techniques
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Module Eight: The Skin
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Bonus – Advanced Level 2 The Integumentary system – Skin
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Skin – Integumentary System Diseases
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What is an Adverse effect from using oils?
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Essential Oils for Various Skin Conditions
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Vegetable & Seed Oils
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Hydrosols
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Aromatic Break
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Module 8 The Skin
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Module Nine: Nervous System
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Essential Oils for Stress
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Chakras
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Aromatic Break
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Module 9 Nervous System
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Module Ten : Respiratory System
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Respiratory System Diseases
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Essential Oils for Respiratory Conditions
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Aromatic Break
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Module 10 Respiratory System
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Ebers – Module Eleven Muscular System
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Muscular System Diseases
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Essential Oils for Muscular System Diseases
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Yoga
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Aromatic Break
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Module 11 Muscular System
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NAHA CODE OF ETHICS
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Resources
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Aromatherapy Business Practice
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Thank you