AROMA 303 Aromatherapy II prepares students for professional aromatherapy applications through a thorough exploration of essential oil materia medica and practice developing evidence-based aromatherapy support plans. This course also examines toxicology issues related to essential oils and aromatherapy, discussing important safety concerns, and best practices for working with low therapeutic margin essential oils. Student practice creating essential oil blend formulas, creating and using aromatherapy preparations, and analyzing the therapeutic properties of these formulas. Students practice researching an aromatherapy topic and communicating information found in aromatherapy research. This class is highly informative and students leave with ready to apply aromatherapy knowledge and skills.
Apply foundational and intermediate essential oil blending principles to create balanced, goal-directed aromatherapy formulations using appropriate application methods.
Document client wellness support plans using professional SOAP notes, integrating subjective and objective information into clear, ethical aromatherapy case reports.
Analyze body systems specific wellness needs to select aromatherapy strategies that align with those systems.
Evaluate essential oil chemistry and toxicology considerations to determine safe dilution ratios, application routes, and contraindications for diverse client scenarios.
Design and justify aromatherapy support plans using structured clinical reasoning that aligns therapeutic actions, body systems, and safety considerations.
Demonstrate working knowledge of essential oil materia medica covered in the course by accurately selecting, describing, and applying essential oils in appropriate wellness contexts.
Required Course Pack:
The AROMA Case Study Companion Kit II includes the following certified organic or sustainably wildcrafted essential oils:
This kit also contains the following experiential learning supplies:
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Last updated 10/16/2025
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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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