Content Outline

This course follows the textbook, with the addition of the information on Making Blends and Documentation, which are located in the Study Guide.

Making Blends for Massage
Documenting Your Aromatherapy Sessions
Therapeutic Foundations
Essential Oils and Aromatherapy
Methods of Application
Aromatherapy Massage
Yin and Yang
The Five Elements
Essential Oils and Astrology
Materia Aromatica: In-depth Survey of the Psychological and Therapeutic
Properties of 40 Essential Oils
Restoring Balance
Blending for Balance
Nervous Tension and Agitation
Over-thinking and Worry
Anxiety and Apprehension
Poor Concentration and Memory
Lack of Confidence and Self-Esteem
Anger and Frustration
Disempowerment and Indecision
Depression and Negativity
Problems in Relating
References and Recommended Resources
Open-Book Test and Course Evaluation	1 hour

Sample Text

"All Five Elements play a role in human relationships - in ways that vary according to the individual. However, the Element that predominates in all relationships is the one that constitutes our emotional core - the Fire Element. Home of the Heart and Mind (Shen), it is the principal source of sensitive awareness and of the root emotions of Joy and Love." from Aromatherapy for Healing the Spirit (1997) by Gabriel Mojay, p 182 

Sample Text Question

Identify some of the essential oils and bodywork techniques that are recommended to encourage love and connection.

a. lavender, orange, bergamot and chamomile to gall bladder

b. rosemary, juniper and rose and acupressure to kidney

c. jasmine, cardamom and geranium oils and acupressure to pericardium

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