OK, as this group in not just about essential oils, to all you 'toe twiddlers' out there..... 1. What is the best thing you ever learnt during your Reflexology training that blew your mind? 2. What would you like to learn more about that would enhance your Rx treatments? 3. Are you just a thumb and index finger twiddler, or were you trained to use all 10 tools? 4. Like and comment below to get some points, and I'll also add something in Classroom that I will give you immediate access to, which will also give you extra 'points' 😊

Reading the book Gift of Power by Archie Fire Lame Deer, he talks about how it was inconvenient being a Medicine Man, Shaman and Healer because he would be called to administer healing to the tribe which was sometimes scattered across the reservation. The dilemma was, he said, that he was born to be the healer and Medicine Man. Do you feel that you have endured struggles financially or pycholgically because you were born to work in this field?

Which Aromatherapy book(s) do you ENJOY reading. Not because of its informative content necessarily, but because of the way it is written which makes you feel calm, engaged and happy, rather like the first meme thingy. Mine are in the second meme. I've also added 3 books, which, not directly related to Aromatherapy, but all the same, I enjoy reading and dipping into when I'm researching perhaps, or just dip into on rainy days over a nice cuppa. So, which are your favourite Aromatherapy, or related books, that you enjoy reading, not for reference/info?

PLEASE NOTE, THIS SERIES OF CLASSES ARE IN PERSON OR YOU CAN ATTEND ONLINE. During this series of five, once a month, in person or online classes, at my home in Ledbury, we will look at how Aromatherapy has evolved from infused oils and incense, through perfumery to physical and therapeutic application. At the end of each class, we will ‘make and take’ a bespoke blend of oils from each era. You will also receive a comprehensive handout on the history of ‘aromatic medicine’ from each era. The class schedule is as follows: #1 Egyptian (March), where we will look at incense, embalming and baths and this class will have us making a luxurious facial cream/serum from that period to your own individual recipe. #2 Greek/Roman period (April), where we will look to the likes of Hippocrates 'the father of modern medicine' and his peers. We will make a bath/massage oil again based on the oils from that period. “The way to good health is to have an aromatic bath and a scented massage every day," is widely attributed to Hippocrates. #3 Persian (May). A delicious period of aromatic oils. You will blend your own 'perfume' from oils that were available in that period to take home with you. #4 Medieval (June) apothecary and herbal gardens. We'll be making a blend of essential oils for a physical ailment you might have. #5 Victorian Britain (July) where Florence Nightingale first used Lavender oil in the Crimea war, and the Victorians began investigating the chemistry of Essential Oils. We'll be making a blend of oils for antiseptic/antiviral/antibacterial and probiotic use in your home. FOR IN PERSON ATTENDEES: The cost of the course is £40 per class to include comprehensive handouts and materials for your ‘make and take’. A non-refundable deposit of £50 will be required to secure your place with the remainder due at £30 each class/per month. You can also pay for the whole course in advance, instead of £200, you only pay £170, one class free. FOR ONLINE ATTENDEES: I will let you know what selection of materials you will need before each class. This means the cost is reduced to £170, but will be required to be paid in advance in full before the first class on the 24th March.