Clinical aromatherapy can be beneficial for symptom management for example, pain, nausea, vomiting, preoperative anxiety, critical care, well-being, anxiety, depression, stress, emotional turmoil, insomnia, respiratory, dementia, and oncology and many more pathologies.
Understanding how essential oils fit into an integrative form of therapy is fundamental for professionals who desire to address aromatherapy as a new and beneficial support in front of different diseases.
Clinical aromatherapy is fundamental because unfortunately “classical medicine” is finding, evermore, limits in bringing relief or solutions for various ailments. One example for all the support of essential oils in case of viral and bacterial infections where it is well known the increasing pharmaco-resistance .
The course will address for the main physiological systems a pool of essential oils that can be used, as supported by clinical research experiments, in the light of “integrative therapies.”
The course is held by Associate Professor Dr. Steve John Chiola
Course duration and the teaching method:
10 course 5 modules of 2 hour each, online Zoom platform in a one-on-one mentorship basis or a group class.