Introduction to Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy Coach (Michelle VanSlate) is an NCBTMB Approved Continuing Education Provider (APCE).
This is a fully online course using Canvas, a cloud-based learning management system (LMS) that connects all the digital tools and resources in one simple place. It is a very intuitive site, and novice and practiced users alike can function easily.
You will earn 5.0 CUs upon successful completion.
Course Structure
This three-credit course provides massage therapist continuing education credits towards recertification credits. The goals of this course are to understand:
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the historical usage of essential oils and their connection to modern aromatherapy.
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how essential oils are created using distillation and expression.
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and be able to apply GRAS.
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the side effects and contraindications.
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understand and articulate the different grades of essential grades.
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the basic biology of essential oils.
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the different compounds in essential oils.
​Course Information
Course Application
This course content is divided into nine lessons, called modules, which contain reading, videos, interactives, and quizzes. The online course is fully online using Canvas, a cloud-based learning management system (LMS) that connects all the digital tools and resources teachers use into one simple place. It is a very intuitive site and novice and practiced users alike can function easily. I have placed tutorials within the course for your use.
Questions by Actual Students with My Responses
Do we have access to the modules for a lifetime or only during the course?
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As long as I have the course active you will have access.
Do we have to print out the modules?
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No, it is all digital; however, I do make oils lists, etc. easy to print.
Do any books or tools come with a class?
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Many digital and printable ideas, no books.
Would I need to have anything available to me during the class?
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Yes, you will have all included with in the course.
When I sign up and pay for the class, would there be a date I would need to be done by?
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The max I like to see people go is 20-weeks, but if circumstances change we can allow for more.