Aromatherapy Teacher Training With Essential Oil provides the essential oil enthusiast the opportunity to craft and hone effective teaching methods for facilitating essential oils classes.
Aromatherapy Teacher Training With Essential Oil provides the essential oil enthusiast the opportunity to craft and hone effective teaching methods for facilitating essential oils classes. This informative book will help you brainstorm and develop unique and interesting aromatherapy workshops, class outlines, and most importantly hands-on activities that will keep your students involved and wanting more!
Using Rebecca Park Totilo's personal inspirational approach to aromatherapy training, you will come away with the knowledge and confidence to lead and teach your own short workshop or aromatherapy class.
Inside this instructional book you will find:
- The Science of Teaching - Learn how to teach to different learning styles, discover your teaching methodology, and develop your own personal techniques for sharing about essential oils.
- The Class - Create a lesson plan from the many themes, choose the best oils to teach, plan your class with ice breakers, blending projects, venues, and much more.
- Teaching Aromatherapy - Discover how to introduce the safe use of essential oils with detailed step-by-step instructions on demonstrating numerous types of blending projects.
- The Business of Teaching Aromatherapy - Have confidence in knowing what to charge for your classes, develop an elevator speech, and effective marketing for your course.
- Resources - Sample outline and timelines, basic recipes, and a glossary of terms are all included.
Product details
Publisher: Rebecca at the Well Foundation; 2nd edition (January 31, 2013)
Language: English
Paperback: 328 pages
ISBN-10: 9780982726426
ISBN-13: 978-0982726426
Item Weight: 15.5 ounces
Dimensions: 6 x 0.69 x 9 inches
About Rebecca
Rebecca Park Totilo is an award-winning writer of both inspirational and instructional books and has authored over 55 titles, including "Organic Beauty with Essential Oil,""Natural Perfume with Essential Oil," and "Anoint with Oil."Rebecca is a NAHA Certified Aromatherapist and founder of Aroma Hut Institute, an international aromatherapy school offering aromatherapy certification online. She lives by the beach in Florida with her husband and children. Please visit her websites at RebeccaTotilo.com and RebeccaAtTheWell.org.
What People Are Saying
This is a wonderful book and a superb guide to essential oils. The writer was very thorough and included recipes for skin, hair, mouth, feet, hands - let me say for every part of the body. The recipes are also easy to follow and come from things that are already in the home for eg., apple cider vinegar, mint leaves and witch hazel to name a few. I am new to making cosmetics so I wanted a book that would guide me to the use of the various essential oils - this book did not disappoint! All I wanted to know about essential oils was there. I can now tell the difference between fragrance oil and pure essential oil and also how to use them for my health and skin care. This book is a classic. a must have for everyone who wants to get in the organic skin care business. Beautifully written and so easy to work with. It is one of my favourites. Many thanks to the author Ms. Rebecca Park Totilo."
Amazon Reviewer -AMAZON REVIEW
"I enjoyed flipping through this book tremendously until I got to the page with "Peach Harvest Bath Salts" which called for not only Peach essential oil (does not exist, peach is only available in a fragrance oil, which is most certainly not organic in the least) and Vanilla essential oil, which also does not exist. Other than those oversights and the fact that she uses Melt and Pour base for soaps which depending on where you get them can either be cheapo detergent bases (typical craft store finds) or high quality semi natural bases (some online sites). If doubling or more the recipes none of the items that are exposed to water (scrubs mostly) should be used for very long as they are sure to be crawling with nasties after a few uses as none of them contain preservatives. The lotions could also be host to creepy molds and bacteria if left without preservatives as they contain water, If these items are just for your use alone that is fine and as is suggested the refrigerator is the place to store them, but if giving as gifts please read up on how to keep the items fresh for a long period of time so as not to expose the giftee to nasty molds and bacteria (not a nice gift).
I really do like this book, most of the recipes look to be easily made up and would offer some actual benefit due to the essential oils and the fact that they are made fresh and you know exactly what you are using on your skin."
Becky - AMAZON REVIEW
"This book is great. There are so many recipes and a lot of general wellness information. I bought this for my mother in law who makes her own deodorant, shampoo etc. because she doesn't like using chemical products. She opened it and could not stop reading. It was a hit. Some of the ingredients are not ones that one would necessarily find around the house but my priority was to give her something that would be a good jump off point to start experimenting with different scents and beauty products. The beauty of at-home beauty products is that the variations are infinite. This book has many many recipes and you can tweak each to your liking over and over again. Recommend."
