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LO-1
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Can explain the definition, scope, and historical development of aromatherapy. Can interpret the psychobiological functioning of the sense of smell and the effects of scents on emotion and behavior. Can distinguish between the chemical properties, areas of use, and differences of essential oils and fixed oils. |
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LO-2
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Can identify natural products used in aromatherapy and their therapeutic effects. Can perform massage, inhalation, and other application methods using correct techniques. Can determine appropriate oil selection, dilution ratios, and duration of use to create aromatherapy formulations. Can evaluate age-appropriate dosages, safety considerations, and limitations regarding pediatric aromatherapy. |
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LO-3
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They can identify the risks, contraindications, and safety guidelines associated with essential oil use and take them into account during application. They can prepare simple aromatherapy regimens and explain their intended uses. They can develop an ethical, safe, and evidence-based approach to aromatherapy practices. |