AROMA 203 Aromatherapy I focuses on how essential oils and aromatherapy create effects in important body systems. This class examines the process of the sense of smell, and how smelling essential oils can create whole body effects by interacts with the nervous and endocrine systems Students will learn how the effects of aromatherapy are studied in research. Students will learn how to create aromatherapy support plans for clients, friends, or family, enhancing their confidence to create safe and effective aromatherapy preparations. Students will practice preparing and using aromatherapy preparations for therapeutic applications to support specific body systems, using essential oils studied in the AROMA 101 Introduction to Aromatherapy course. This is an empowering skill building course for anyone working with essential oils for personal or professional use.
Explain the history, scope, and role of aromatherapy in modern wellness practices.
Apply essential oil safety principles in therapeutic and personal contexts.
Describe how the olfactory and related body systems respond to essential oils.
Interpret essential oil research and quality assessments to support safe essential oil selection.
Formulate aromatherapy support plans tailored to specific body systems.
Prepare therapeutic essential oil blends using varied methods of application.
Demonstrate skill in creating both therapeutic and aromatic (perfume) essential oil blends.
Required Course Pack:
The AROMA Case Study Companion Kit I includes the following experiential learning supplies:
This Practical Lab kit also includes the following certified organic or sustainably wildcrafted essential oils:
Note, all essential oils are 5 ml bottles unless otherwise indicated:
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Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalency and recommendation for admission by the ACHS Admissions Committee.
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