Since the beginning of time, humans have used what we currently term Aromatherapy.  Fragrant Plants were worn or sniffed to heal the body.  Flowers were utilized to attract love and to secure food and protection. Often, the rarest, costliest and most aromatic plants were offered in sacrifice to Goddesses and Gods.  Although the purpose was to please the deities, the smoke of the incense and the scents also affected worshippers.  Specific scents were utilized in ritual to attain the correct state of consciousness necessary to the practice of spirituality and mysticism.

The Vedic literature of India which dates from around 2000 BC, lists over 700 substances used in aromatherapy.  The manner in which it is written reflects a spiritual and philosophical outlook, in which humanity is seen as a part of nature and the handling of herbs as a sacred task. The Chinese have an ancient herbal tradition which accompanies the practice of acupuncture, the earliest records of which date from more than 2000 years BC.  Perhaps the most famous and richest associations concerning the first aromatic materials are those which surround the ancient Egyptian civilization.  Papyrus manuscripts date back to the reign of Khufu, around 2800 BC and document the use of many medicinal herbs and oils.  The ancient Egyptians were experts of cosmetology and renowned for their herbal preparations and ointments.

This practice of using sacred scents and essential oils is still in evidence throughout the world.  For example, in the East, sprigs of juniper are burnt in Tibetan temples as a form of purification; in the West, frankincense is used during the Roman Catholic mass.  First Nation and Native American people have always used sacred plants in ceremony and healing.

All the above and more are the origins of the scented oils and incense used in alternative healing modalities.  Conventional aromatherapy utilizes essential oils and massage to heal the body, mind and spirit and is increasing in popularity as many experience its effectiveness.  Hospitals in Europe regularly utilize aromatherapy to speed healing and reduce the pain of patients.  In France it is part of the allopathic/traditional medical model to use aromatherapy in care and often it is used in lieu of pharmaceuticals.  On every store shelf there are examples of aromatherapy being used in society - lotions, dryer softrner sheets and much, much more is taking advantage of the resurgence in the use of aromatherapy

Holistic aromatherapy is a complex art in which essential oils are inhaled or applied to specific parts of the human physical body to produce the desired physiological, mental and emotional effect.  The art of aromatherapy lies in proficiency and wide knowledge of the properties of essential oils and in their use in treating specific conditions.

Rev. Wolfwoman has extensively studied Aromatherapy techniques for over 30 years and has now been called to share her experience and knowledge with all who are called. 

The Aromatherapy Training and Certification Course is a comprehensive class designed to present you with the knowledge and tools to enable you to  begin to use this ancient and extremely effective modality for yourself and others whether as a stand-alone technique or integrated into other existing modalities. 

In this extensive course you will:

• Learn natural plant origins

• Learn the history of Aromatherapy

• Learn Therapeutic Guidelines and Safety precautions

• Learn therapeutic and aesthetic properties

• Learn How Essential Oils Work and their relation to the human physical body

• Learn how to use essential oils

• How to creatively blend Essential Oils in correct proportions, synergies and fragrant harmonies

• Learn how essential oils are produced and which production methods are most useful

• Learn the properties of specific essential oils

• Learn the aromas of the days of the week, the season, lunar cycle, the elements, the planets and the zodiac

• Learn the affinities of essential oils with crystals

• Experience Hands-on practice in the blending and application of essential oils

• Receive an extensive manual

• Receive an extensive Aromatherapy Essential Oil kit with essential oils, bottles, carrier oils and all you will need to begin your practice

• much, much more

Offered in 2 levels in live classes (click here for the Live Class Schedule) where participants study in a warm and nurturing environment in small classes which offer extensive hands-on practice. 

Investment for live classes:

Level 1 or Level 2 - $200 EACH Price breaks for both levels and when scheduled there is often a further price break

Investment for HOME STUDY:

Level 1 or Level 2 - $125 EACH + $15 shipping each OR BOTH LEVELS for $225 and I pay shipping

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Each Level Includes:

• Extensive Aromatherapy Essential Oil kit with essential oils, bottles, carrier oils and all you will  need to begin your practice (valued at well over $100)

• extensive manual which provides ALL the information you will need to begin your practice and more.  Manual is either emailed directly to you or available for download (depending on size of PDF manual) upon receipt of payment. Manual is available in English, or machine translated to Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Norwegian

• As with all classes unlimited lifetime support from Rev. Wendi for practitioners and teachers of this modality whether during training or beyond

• Certification as an Aromatherapy Level 1 and/or Aromatherapy Level 2 Master Practitioner

• Beautiful Certificate which is suitable for framing - printed on our high quality laser printer

Level 1 or Level 2 - $125 each + $15 shipping including Certificate via US Priority mail upon completion

or

Level 1 & Level 2 - $225 including shipping and Certificate via US Priority mail upon completion