Friday, 21 June 2013

Shirley Price Aromatherapy Principles and Theory - Distance Learning Course

http://www.shirleyprice.co.uk/aromatherapy-principles-and-theory-by-distance-learning-course-5241-p.asp

A four module course sent to your own doorstep including all the course notes, carrier oils, essential oils, books and dvds that you will need.


 A four module course sent to your own doorstep including all the course notes, carrier oils, essential oils, books and dvds that you will need.  
The Distance Learning Course (DLC) in aromatherapy has been designed for aspiring students who are not able to attend the in-house training that is offered by SPAC.

The learning is assessed by means of course notes, background reading of appropriate text books (many of which are included in the course pack although several other books may need to be purchased), and observation of massage techniques presented in video form.  The course is presented in a box file.

The student will be required to complete each module, of which there are four, before proceeding to the next one, and will be required to submit written evidence to SPAC as directed.

Upon completion of the course and assessment session, the student will be awarded the SPAC Distance Learning Diploma in Aromatherapy.   Students are advised to take between 1 year minimum and 3 years maximum to complete the 4modules.

An anatomy and physiology qualification will be required.

Whilst studying the DLC you are eligible to take out “Student membership” of the International Federation of Professional Aromatherapists (IFPA).  After completing the course you may take out “Associate membership” of the IFPA, and will be eligible for insurance cover.  This cover will be the same as that offered to full members .

Sp offer a full pack of notes and materials for £1200.
For those wishing to join IFPA as a practicioner member at the end of their studies we offer an upgrade course of one week in August 2013 with Sue Jenkins MIFPA a former university course lecturer, IFPA council member and leading IFPA contributor. Sue Jenkins will arrange IFPA membership on satisfactory completion of the examination in theory and practice at our factory at a cost of £600+VAT.

As a medical practicioner you receive many exemptions and the examination does not provide a formidable challege for medical practicioners there are however practical techniques to be learned face to face.
The Shirley Price Aromatherapy College has for 37 years been accredited by IFPA.  

Distance Learning Products covered
Essentia Range - all modules Moisture Lotion, Cleansing Milk, Toning Lotion, Reflex Cream, Special E Cream, Cleansing Cream, Honey Masque, Moisture Cream, Gel Masque, Rejuvenating Night Cream, Superlight eye cream
Essentia oils Module One - Black pepper, Roman Chamomile, Eucalyptus (smithii),  Frankincense, Geranium, Ginger, Lavender, Mandarin, Tea Tree, Ylang Ylang
Essential oils module two - melissa, clary sage, bergamot, cedarwood, cajuput, niaouli, caraway, coriander, german chamomile
Essential oils module three - lavender, lavandin, thyme red, thyme sweet, fennel, cinnamon, rosewood, cypress, sweet orange, bitter orange, clove bud, rose otto, rose absolute, sandalwood, tagetes
Essential oils module four - Basil, juniper berry, myrrh, patchouli, ravensara, sweet marjoram, hyssop, pine, peppermint
Carriers module one - Almond, avocado, calendula, carrier oil mix, grapeseed, sunflower, wheatgerm, white lotion
Carriers module two - Hypericum
Carriers module three - Apricot, carrot, evening primrose, hazlenut, jojoba, lime blossom, macadamia, peachnut, rosehip.

The Many uses of Essential Oil


USA Whats happening at Alliance of International Aromatherapists 2013

A lifetime achievement award for Shirley Price

Two people have been honoured with lifetime achievement awards by the AIA, Robert Tisserand and Shirley Price

Upcoming Conference

2013 International Aromatherapy Conference
and Wellness Expo

Expanding Aromatherapy:
Power of the Past ~ Force of the Future


Join your peers in aromatherapy for this 2013 Conference in Florida.

When:     September 19-22, 2013
Where:   St. Petersburg, Florida
Hotel:     Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront Hotel

About the 2013 Conference

Register for the Conference

Meet the Speakers

Meet our Sponsors

Conference Event Schedule

Reserve your hotel room. Take a peak at the hotel.

Battaglia Complete Guide Japanese and English Edition


Students Buy the Complete Guide with free next day delivery from Amazon

English Edition

Buy on Amazon.co.uk
 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Guide-Aromatherapy-Salvatore-Battaglia/dp/0646428969

Japanese Edition

Part One of the Complete Guide is available in a Japanese Edition




Thursday, 13 June 2013

Classical Pianist Davide Martello plays Gezi Park

 

The experience of blending essential oils is often compared to the notes of a piano fused to create a single experience. Never was there a more poignant moment in recent history than the work of Davide Martello   last night

This is how one protester described last night in Gezi Park, Istanbul

 " Instead of the final apocalyptic battle between good and evil, something else happened. Something unexpected. A piano appeared, a big one, the one they use in concerts. It was decorated with lights, it stood right at the top of the main entrance to the park, ‘nineteen steps to the edge of fear’. Someone sat down, and started to play. 'Imagine', by John Lennon."

 http://spanishrevolution11.wordpress.com/2013/06/13/imagine/

Wednesday, 5 June 2013

Discover - psychcentral.com

http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2013/06/05/aromatherapy-the-good-smells-that-can-make-you-happier/

Essential oil flashpoints

Flashpoints. Some essential oils have flashpoints lower than others. This is important to bear in mind both in using essential oils and in shipping essential oils. Out of the Essential oil 48, Essential oils with a flashpoint of 141F 60.5C or less include Black pepper, Eucalyptus globulus and radiata, Fir, Frankincense, Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime, Mandarin, Pine, Ravensara and Rosemary Cineole.

We ship these oils in individual packages of upto 100x 10ml oils but do contact us for the appropriate export documentation

Sunday, 26 May 2013

Glorious Perfume Bottle design

We love our functional amber glass.  Here is some glorious perfume bottle design.
http://www.beautylish.com/a/vxymq/perfume-bottle-design-history

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

How to Order from Shirley Price Aromatherapy online

We are known for our traditional approach to business. Feel free to ring the factory 01455 615466 or send in your order by email using our convenient catalog form
RETAIL CATALOG. Our factory is located opposite British Rail Station Hinckley and its always a pleasure to see customers in our factory shop.

We have details of our well qualified distributors websites in 40 countries at www.ShirleyPriceAromatherapy.com

Over 50% nof our orders are now placed online.We have details of over 200 products oline at our international retail site www.ShirleyPrice.com or www.ShirleyPrice.co.uk

Below is the landing screen.  A convenient way to navigate around the site is to go to the sitemap.  



Trade therapists qualify for special discounts and offers.  The trade website can be found either by clicking the link at topleft of the screen saying TRADE/THERAPIST LOGIN

Alternatively you can go direct to the trade/therapist website by going to www.ShirleyPrice.net

This will take you to the Trade/Therapists site.

A login box is then displayed for your password.

Please do enquire for the trade/therapist site password by email to Gill Docherty at info@ShirleyPriceAromatherapy.com or by phone 01455 615466

A convenient way to navigate around the site is to go to the sitemap.
 http://www.shirleyprice.net/sitemap.asp


THE AMAZON WAREHOUSE

For an alternative to ordering online from the factory then try Amazon

If you enter Shirley Price and the name of the oil in your internet browser you will go the oil you require which is delivered to you by Amazon with free next day deliver.
LET NATURE PROVIDE

Details of the SP skincare can be found at LetNatureProvide

Including this handy guide as to what product is suitable for your requirements


Acne SP Clear Skin Cream → 5661
Aging Skin SP Rejuvenating Night Cream → 5641
  SP Frankincense and Rose Cream → 5630
  SP Superlight Eye Cream → 5640
After Sun SP Clear Aloe Gel → 5601
Bruising SP Arnica Gel → 5610
Blotchy Skin SP Special E Moisture Cream → 5662
Breathing Issues SP Breath Easy Moisture Cream → 5665
Cellulite Reduction SP Banish Cellulite → 5621
Circulation Issues SP Moisturising Minute Gel Masque → 5648
Dehydrated Skin SP Almond and Sandalwood Cream → 5619
Dry Skin SP Neroli Hydrating Gel → 5615
  SP Classic Moisture Cream → 5639
  SP Frankincense Pretty Serum → 5637
  SP Evening Primrose Cream → 5628
Eye Lines SP Superlight Eye Cream → 5640
  SP Eye Gel for Line Relief → 5602
Eczema & Problematical Skin SP Special E Moisture Cream → 5662
Exfoliation (Reaction To) SP Cypress Exfoliating Cream Masque → 5649
Exfoliation (Dry Skin) SP Post-Epilation Moisture Cream → 6018
Facial Lines SP Frankincense and Rose Cream → 5630
Foot Problems…    
→ Put a Spring Back! SP Warming Foot Cream → 5609
→ Deodorising SP Deodorising Foot Cream → 5603
→ Exfoliating Dry Skin SP Exfoliating Foot Cream → 5604
→ Nourish Dry Skin SP Foot Reflex Cream → 5605
→ Re-Invigorate SP Peppermint Footagel → 5606
→ Reduce Swelling SP Relaxing Foot Cream → 5608
→ Tired And Aching SP Warmagel → 5614
→ Athletes Foot SP Fungagel → 5617
Fungal Infections SP Tea Tree Cream → 5632
Inflammation SP Borage Gel to Re-Moisturise → 5611
Itchy Skin SP Lavender Gel → 5613
  SP Clear Aloe Gel → 5601
  SP Comfrey Cream → 5626
Mature Skin SP Moisturising Honey Masque → 5647
Oily Skin SP Clear Skin Cream → 5661
Puffy Eyes SP Facial Treat Rejuvenator → 5652
Red Skin Patches SP Smoothagel/Rosegel → 5616
Rosy Cheeks and/or Nose SP Smoothagel/Rosegel → 5616
Scaly Skin SP Tea Tree Cream → 5632
Scar Care SP Scar Repair Moisture Cream → 5663
  SP Facial Treat Rejuvenator → 5652
Sensitive or Sore Skin SP Hypericum Cream → 5631
  SP Aloe Vera Special Cream → 5620
Sprains SP Comfrey Cream → 5626
Stretch Marks SP Care for Stretch Marks (125ml ready-mixed oil) → 2104
Sunburn SP Clear Aloe Gel → 5601
Visible Veins SP Visible Veins Moisture Cream → 5666
In addition, for those who choose to use only natural products on their skin, the following 'every-day use' Shirley Price Natural Aromatherapy products are also in regular demand…
Make-Up Remover SP Classic Cleansing Cream → 5634
  SP Classic Cleansing Milk → 5635
Night Time Skin Treat SP Rejuvenating Night Cream → 5641
Toning Lotion SP Classic Toning Lotion → 5636
Hand Care SP Hand & Body Lotion → 5653
Moisturiser SP Classic Moisture Lotion → 5638
  SP Classic Moisture Cream → 5639
  SP Echinacea Cream → 5627
Eye Drops SP Chamomile Eye Care → 6022
Relaxation SP Chamomile Cream → 5625
Anti-Bacterial SP Tea Tree Cream → 5632

Becoming an aromatherapist

Thursday, 16 May 2013

Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Sp Aromatherapy skincare




Pouring oil on troubled water - Massage for stress management

 Getting a massage as part of a stress management plan.

Famously Sir Alex Ferguson suggested Tony Blair take a masseur on his political tour bus to manage stress. 

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22449415

 

 

When we experience stress we can develop a wide variety of physical, psychological and behavioural symptoms.  These symptoms are not a sign of disease because stress is not a disease; they are brought about by the bodys Fear-Fight-Flight Response, which is designed to give us extra energy and speed to cope with the threat.  

Fight gives rise to symptoms of anger, Fear to panic.

 Constant emotional, physical or mental stress,
excessive intake of alcohol (more than
one glass of wine per day),
and even minor amounts of sugars and refined carbohy-
drates can lead to insulin resistance, which
in turn can increase levels of cortisol.

http://www.naturalnews.com/stress.html


Stress management tips
 http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/mar/14/young-women-stress-readers-respond

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22298779

Background
http://massageadvancer.com/studies-conclusively-show-massage-therapy-reduces-stress/277

Physical Stress Symptoms   (How Our Body Reacts)

  • Breathlessness
  • Churning stomach
  • Diarrhoea/Constipation
  • Dizziness
  • Dry mouth
  • Excess perspiration
  • Fatigue
  • Headaches
  • Hyperventilating
  • Increased colds/flu
  • Increased heart rate
  • Indigestion

Psychological Stress Symptoms (How We Think and Feel)

  • Abrasive
  • Anxious
  • Blaming others
  • Catastrophising
  • Cynical
  • Depression
  • Depressed/Anxious thinking
  • Excess guilt
  • Excess worries over health
  • Feeling a failure
  • Feelings of fear
  • Feeling unable to cope
  • Frustration
  • Hopelessness/helplessness
  • Hostile
  • Hypercritical of self/others
  • Impatience


Behavioural Stress Symptoms  (How We Behave)
  • Aggression
  • Agitation
  • Avoidance behaviour
  • Crying
  • Decreased/increased sexuality
  • Difficulty relaxing
  • Difficulty with relationships
  • Eating fast
  • Eating too much/too little
  • Gambling
  • Hostile behaviour
  • Impatience
  • Increased alcohol
  • Increased caffeine
  • Increased smoking

Work Related Stress Symptoms (How we may be affected in our work)

  • Absenteeism/presenteeism
  • Accidents
  • Inability to delegate
  • Increased sick days
  • Inefficiency
  • Persistent lateness
  • Procrastination








  • Impotence
  • Nausea
  • Palpitations
  • Pre Menstrual Syndrome
  • Sense of heart pounding
  • Shallow breathing
  • Sleeping problems
  • Tension headaches
  • Tingling in hands/legs
  • Tremor in hands/legs
  • Weight loss/gain




  • Increased worrying
  • Indecision
  • Irritability
  • Jealousy
  • Lack of concentration
  • Loss of confidence
  • Lower self-esteem
  • Mind in a whirl
  • Mood swings
  • Negative thinking
  • Pessimistic thinking
  • Rumination
  • Sensitivity to criticism
  • Snappy
  • Stressful thinking
  • Tense
  • Worrying a lot



  • Losing temper
  • Making mistakes
  • Nail biting
  • Outbursts of anger
  • Poor eye contact
  • Poorer personal hygiene
  • Poor time management
  • Restlessness
  • Risk taking
  • Substance abuse
  • Talking fast
  • Walking fast
  • Withdrawal from relationships
  • Withdrawal from activities





  • Poor decision making
  • Poor interaction with colleagues
  • Reduced work performance
  • Resentment/anger/irritability

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

2013 Alliance of International Aromatherapists conference

The Alliance of International Aromatherapists have honoured two people with lifetime aromatherapy awards - Robert Tisserand and Shirley Price

Robert Tisserand in Beijing November 2011
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1EKY_yGxTQ

On writing, books and research 

essential oil

http://www.alliance-aromatherapists.org/education/conferences/2013-conference-schedule/






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