Although a frequently asked question (FAQ) this warrants it’s own page:
What can I do with Aromatherapy Training?
There are several directions people go in, depending on their personal preferences. For example:
- making and marketing their own products lines, as in bath salts, soaps, lotions, oils etc.
- becoming an aromatherapy massage practitioner either in a spa setting or clinic setting
- becoming an aromatherapy massage practitioner with a private practice, including aromatherapy healing sessions and consulting
- spacial aromatherapy consulting for offices, hospices, etc.
- aromatherapy consulting for companies, particularly the cleaning industry right now
- becoming involved in the essential oil production and marketing business
- adding aromatherapy to an exisiting holistic practice
- specializing by finding a niche market
- becoming a teacher of aromatherapy
- opening an aromatherapy store
- working in aromatherapy stores
- working in health food stores as a specialist
- any combination of all or some of the above!
To sum up:
Career Goals:
- Aromatherapist, Aromatherapy Consultant, or Aromatologist
- Health Care Industry Assistant
- Day Spa, Holistic Retreat, Spa facility
- Aromatherapy Product Manufacturer
- Aromatherapy Retailer
- Aromatherapy Educator, Author, Speaker
- Perfumer
We also have students who study just for the joy of learning about the wonderful effects of aromatics in their own personal lives.
