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INGE WESTERLINCK ACADEMY OF INTERGRATED HEALTHCARE
Each individual module can be taken as a CPD. |
IFPA Practician Diploma in Clinical Aromatherapy |
Aims:
To develop an understanding of the origins & development of aromatherapy.
To explore and develop an understanding of the science and issues around the production and composition of essential oils and related products in order to practice safely.
To develop in depth knowledge of 65 essential oils, essences and resinoids and 22 carrier oils.
To explore and develop the safe practice of blending for individual clients, client groups and conditions.
To develop the skills necessary for effective consultations and safe treatment with essential oils and related products.
To develop an understanding of the ethics. Limitations and business requirements of the practice of aromatherapy.
To develop an awareness of current research into aromatherapy and associated products used in its practice and evaluate its usefulness to practice.
After successful completion of this fourteen-month course you will be awarded the IFPA Practician Diploma in clinical Aromatherapy, which will also enable you to join the AC National Register.
Students must hold a recognised qualification in Therapeutic Massage and Anatomy & Physiology or work towards these qualifications in conjunction with taking this diploma.
Students will be assessed by means of:
- Full attendance of the course
- Continual assessment through assignments, to include a 3,000 word thesis
- Completion case studies
- Personal massage log
- Student portfolio
- A final written and practical exam moderated by IFPA assessor
Home study, both theory and practice, is an integral part of this course. The Academy expects a high level of student commitment throughout. Background reading is essential.
Prices 2008-2009
Clinical Aromatherapy £1040 ex. VAT
Business Module * £245 ex. VAT
First Aid * £80 ex. VAT
(* included in Aromatherapy & Massage Diploma)
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Clinical Aromatherapy Syllabus Contents |
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Historical and philosophical perspectives
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Essential oil science and safety
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Essential oil production and quality
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Methods of application and blending
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Individual Essential oils
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Aromatherapy in Clinical practice
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Professional Practice Management
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Professional Self Development
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Practical skills
COURSE DATES 2008 - 2009 |
| April 08
Fri 25 April |
Introduction to aromatherapy. Lavender (4), Geranium, Chamomiles (3), Eucalyptus (2) |
May 08
Fri 23 May |
Historical & Phylosophical perpectives of Aromatherapy. Sweet Marjoram, Tea Tree, Peppermint, Juniper |
June 08
Fri 27 June |
Essential oil science & safety (part 1). Melissa, Black Pepper, Bergamot, Lemon, Mandarin |
July 08
Fri 25 July |
Essential oil science & safety (part2). Ginger, Sandalwood, Clary Sage, Cedarwood, Thyme |
Aug 08
Summer Holidays |
Sept 08
Fri 19 Sept |
Essential oil production and Quality (part 1). Fennel, Frankincense, Cypress, Cinnamon, Rose (2) |
Oct 08
Fri 24 Oct |
Essential oil production and Quality (part 2). Ylang ylang, Basil, Neroli, Niauoli, Benzoin |
Nov 08
Fri 28 Nov |
Methods of Application and blending (part 1). Orange (2), Grapefruit, Hyssop, Lemongrass, Myhrr |
Dec 08 |
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Jan 09
Fri 23 Jan |
Methods of application and blending (part 2). Jasmine.Lime, Patchouli, Petitgrain |
Feb 09
Fri 20 Feb |
First Aid |
March 09
Fri 27 March |
Aromatherapy in Clinical Practice. Coriander, Palma Rosa, Ravensara, Pine, Cardomon |
April 09
Fri 24 April |
Citronella, Verbena, Vetiver, Cajeput, Spikenard and non compulsory oils |
May 09
Fri 22 May
Sat 23 May
Sun 24 May |
Project Presentations Aromatherapy Practical Aromatherapy Massage Skills Body work and Stretches
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June 09
Fri 26 June
Sat 27 June
Sun 28 June |
Revision Aromatherapy Theory
Theory Aromatherapy Exam
Professional Self Development Aromatherapy
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July 09
Fri 17 July |
Practical Aromatherapy & Therapeutic Massage Skills Revision
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Sat 18 July |
Practical Aromatherapy & Therapeutic Massage exam |
Sun 19 July |
Discussion of results |
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