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Aromatherapy for Health Professionals
5 day course
Venue: UK Oasis Healthcare, Coventry UK, July, Hospices tba,
Netherlands - de levensboom, Switzerland - farfalla, Taiwan
Cost: £450
2011 Dates: TBA
Day 1:
Brief history of aromatherapy
Destillation and other extraction methods with examples
Brief encounter with chemical components in relation to clinical
care use
Clinical practical ways of using essential oils
Science and research
Precautions and toxicity, interactions and contra-indications
Holistic view on body, mind and spirit
Getting to know 5 essential oils indepth with clinical application
possibilities
Preparing an Aromatic Inhaler
Day 2:
The ins and outs of carrier oils and macerates
Getting to know the next 5 essential oils indepth with clinical
application possibilities
Preparing a skin oil for rubbing or massage
Massage - the best techniques to use in the hospital setting
Practising hand-, foot-, nek/shouldermassage etc.
Day 3:
The ins and outs of working with water (compresses) and
hydrosols
Preparing hot compresses in practise, do's and dont's
Getting to know 5 more essential oils indepth with clinical
application possibilities
Clinical pathology - airway problems in the hospital setting
(dyspnoea, pneumonia, MRSA, etc.)
Clinical pathology - digestive tract problems in the hospital
setting (obstipation, bowl cramps, etc.)
Clinical pathology - urinary tract problems (bladder infection,
etc.)
Day 4:
Getting to know the last 5 essential oils indepth with clinical
application possibilities
Clinical pathology - the heart and circulation
Clinical pathology - pain
Clinical pathology - muscles and joints
Clinical pathology - children's care
Preparing oils for several indications
Day 5
Clinical pathology - skin problems
Preparing a skin care product
Clinical pathology - mind and spirit
Clinical pathology - palliative care and care for the dying.
Practising the learnt, answering questions
Closingday, certificates.
My aim in my teachings is to give students hands on practical
principle knowledge which is easily implemented on a ward,
with simple yet effective techniques. On most of the 20
essential oils there is a fair to good amount of research. Of
course in every pathology lesson we look in a holistic way
towards caring and healing. Evaluation forms from my students
confirm their need to comply with their practical character and
desire to have simple, but effective small interventions,
supported by as much research and experience from the field
of nursing as possible. This also gives them the tools to speak
to doctors and managers
5 day course
Venue: UK Oasis Healthcare, Coventry UK, July, Hospices tba,
Netherlands - de levensboom, Switzerland - farfalla, Taiwan
Cost: £450
2011 Dates: TBA
Day 1:
Brief history of aromatherapy
Destillation and other extraction methods with examples
Brief encounter with chemical components in relation to clinical
care use
Clinical practical ways of using essential oils
Science and research
Precautions and toxicity, interactions and contra-indications
Holistic view on body, mind and spirit
Getting to know 5 essential oils indepth with clinical application
possibilities
Preparing an Aromatic Inhaler
Day 2:
The ins and outs of carrier oils and macerates
Getting to know the next 5 essential oils indepth with clinical
application possibilities
Preparing a skin oil for rubbing or massage
Massage - the best techniques to use in the hospital setting
Practising hand-, foot-, nek/shouldermassage etc.
Day 3:
The ins and outs of working with water (compresses) and
hydrosols
Preparing hot compresses in practise, do's and dont's
Getting to know 5 more essential oils indepth with clinical
application possibilities
Clinical pathology - airway problems in the hospital setting
(dyspnoea, pneumonia, MRSA, etc.)
Clinical pathology - digestive tract problems in the hospital
setting (obstipation, bowl cramps, etc.)
Clinical pathology - urinary tract problems (bladder infection,
etc.)
Day 4:
Getting to know the last 5 essential oils indepth with clinical
application possibilities
Clinical pathology - the heart and circulation
Clinical pathology - pain
Clinical pathology - muscles and joints
Clinical pathology - children's care
Preparing oils for several indications
Day 5
Clinical pathology - skin problems
Preparing a skin care product
Clinical pathology - mind and spirit
Clinical pathology - palliative care and care for the dying.
Practising the learnt, answering questions
Closingday, certificates.
My aim in my teachings is to give students hands on practical
principle knowledge which is easily implemented on a ward,
with simple yet effective techniques. On most of the 20
essential oils there is a fair to good amount of research. Of
course in every pathology lesson we look in a holistic way
towards caring and healing. Evaluation forms from my students
confirm their need to comply with their practical character and
desire to have simple, but effective small interventions,
supported by as much research and experience from the field
of nursing as possible. This also gives them the tools to speak
to doctors and managers
Madeleine Knapp Hayes’s
Experience
Owner De Levensboom
De Levensboom trains professional
Health Care Workers in
complementary health care, such
as aromacare, massage forms and
working with water and other
complementary interventions.
A large medicinal garden on the
grounds of De Levensboom is
open to the public in early summer
each year.
There is also the Stichting
Levensboom Fonds (foundation)
which supports projects and people
in palliative care. Proceeds of open
garden days, and partly those of
products and services flow to this
foundation.
In May 2010 I founded the
professional health care network
Kicozo. See www.kicozo.nl.
Experience
Owner De Levensboom
De Levensboom trains professional
Health Care Workers in
complementary health care, such
as aromacare, massage forms and
working with water and other
complementary interventions.
A large medicinal garden on the
grounds of De Levensboom is
open to the public in early summer
each year.
There is also the Stichting
Levensboom Fonds (foundation)
which supports projects and people
in palliative care. Proceeds of open
garden days, and partly those of
products and services flow to this
foundation.
In May 2010 I founded the
professional health care network
Kicozo. See www.kicozo.nl.
Aromatherapy for
health Professionals
A 5 day course for individuals
planning to teach aromatherapy
to nurses and midwives or for
practising individual nurses and
midwives
Venues:
UK, Netherlands and
Switzerland, Taiwan.
Individual hospices and
hospitals by arrangement.
Introduction by Dr Manjit Jasal
MB BS
Your course tutor is Madelaine
Knapp Hayes MIFPA who
specialises in this area
health Professionals
A 5 day course for individuals
planning to teach aromatherapy
to nurses and midwives or for
practising individual nurses and
midwives
Venues:
UK, Netherlands and
Switzerland, Taiwan.
Individual hospices and
hospitals by arrangement.
Introduction by Dr Manjit Jasal
MB BS
Your course tutor is Madelaine
Knapp Hayes MIFPA who
specialises in this area
Training makes all the
difference
The use of aromatherapy within a health care setting has grown
rapidly in recent years, and will continue to do so. Recently in the
USA over 2000 nurses and midwives trained in practical
aromatherapy procedures for improving patient care and well
being in 42 hospitals in a program run by Jane Buckle.
The need for suitable training has become apparent. No health
service can afford the risk of having staff who are inadequately
trained in the practice of aromatherapy using essential oils
incorrectly on those in a state of ill-health, especially if the
essential oils used are not to a standard suitable for therapeutic
use.
Training to an acceptable level in aromatherapy is quickly
obtained and is essential for safety and effectiveness.
Knowledge of the nature and make-up of essential oils, their
effect on the body and the emotions, and how, when, and where
to apply them is imperative in order for them to be beneficial to a
patient's health.
Contraindications to certain oils, patients, or treatment have also
to be thoroughly understood.
Essentia
difference
The use of aromatherapy within a health care setting has grown
rapidly in recent years, and will continue to do so. Recently in the
USA over 2000 nurses and midwives trained in practical
aromatherapy procedures for improving patient care and well
being in 42 hospitals in a program run by Jane Buckle.
The need for suitable training has become apparent. No health
service can afford the risk of having staff who are inadequately
trained in the practice of aromatherapy using essential oils
incorrectly on those in a state of ill-health, especially if the
essential oils used are not to a standard suitable for therapeutic
use.
Training to an acceptable level in aromatherapy is quickly
obtained and is essential for safety and effectiveness.
Knowledge of the nature and make-up of essential oils, their
effect on the body and the emotions, and how, when, and where
to apply them is imperative in order for them to be beneficial to a
patient's health.
Contraindications to certain oils, patients, or treatment have also
to be thoroughly understood.
Essentia
FORWARD BY HRH PRINCE OF
WALES
"The advantages of aromatherapy
are self evident; it is simple and
effective in use and can be delivered
at low cost. it may be used in
conjunction with most other
complimentary therapies and equally
can be used to complement and
supplement allopathic medicine,
often with remakable results (when
Aromatherapy is used in hospitals
the oils may be the only non
synthetic materials in the building).
With aromatherapy, which respects
the individual person, the appraoch
is holistic so it can be used not only
for healing but also as a preventative
measure, strengthening the immune
system, promoting relaxation and
reducing stress."
WALES
"The advantages of aromatherapy
are self evident; it is simple and
effective in use and can be delivered
at low cost. it may be used in
conjunction with most other
complimentary therapies and equally
can be used to complement and
supplement allopathic medicine,
often with remakable results (when
Aromatherapy is used in hospitals
the oils may be the only non
synthetic materials in the building).
With aromatherapy, which respects
the individual person, the appraoch
is holistic so it can be used not only
for healing but also as a preventative
measure, strengthening the immune
system, promoting relaxation and
reducing stress."
FORWARD BY MEHMET OZ
Her message is one of holism and she
inspires those in healthcare to
evaluate how they use simple things
like smell and touch to help people
heal.
Under her guidance hundreds of
students have carried out pilot studies
in American hospitals. She has written
templates for aromatherapy policies
and protocols that are being used by
hospitals.
Essential oils offer extraordinary
potential from a purely medicinal
standpoint, and recent studies on
MRSA and human subjects have
shown how powerful they can be.
Her message is one of holism and she
inspires those in healthcare to
evaluate how they use simple things
like smell and touch to help people
heal.
Under her guidance hundreds of
students have carried out pilot studies
in American hospitals. She has written
templates for aromatherapy policies
and protocols that are being used by
hospitals.
Essential oils offer extraordinary
potential from a purely medicinal
standpoint, and recent studies on
MRSA and human subjects have
shown how powerful they can be.