IFPA Exhibition and Conference Report

Saturday October 12th George and I went to the IFPA trade show and conference. It was lovely to meet all of our customers and listen to the speakers. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year.

On the training side we gave out of details of our CPD programme, which is lead by Jan Benham FFHT MIFPA. Jan has an exciting new course "Aromatherapy for pet care" We also have a week in November of fun day training course please contact Rosie Brandrick on 01455 615466 for more details.

We have three places available on the Module One Aromatherapy Diploma course beggining in late November 20th - 24th due contact me if you would like to train with our experienced tutors Jan Benham and Sue Jenkins for IFPA & FHT membership.

On the product side we took many samples of our pure and organic oils and skin care bases. Its kit time and more details on our kits can be found on our website www.shirleyprice.net

On the publications side we had available our Everyday Aromatherapy Guide which has been written with one day aromatherapy seminars in mind based on our training days for NHS professionals. The guide is available for just £3.00 and contains illustations for Botanic artist Lorella Bevilaqua who also distills our lovely Shirley Price Tuscany Lavender.

We are looking forward to Spring 2014 when Robert Tisserand will be returing for a weekend alumni event at Imperial College London. We have 60 places available so if you would like to book your place please contact Rosie Brandrick to be placed on the reservation list.

Rosie Brandrick (College Secretary)

Shirley Price Aromatherapy College
8 Hawley Road
Hinckley
Leicestershire
LE10 0PR
Tel: 01455 615466
E: rosie.brandrick@shirleypricearomatherapy.com

 Trade Show and exhibition programme

http://www.ifparoma.org/documents/WEBPAGE%20CONFERENCE%20PROGRAMME%202013.pdf

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THANKS FOR HELPING OUR 'FUN'DRAISING

We and many of our therapists and customers are addicted to 'fun'draising.  Our chosen charities are Help the Hospices and MND Association.
MND events take place throughout the country and throughout the year.  Walking is a great way of fundraising and good for the kids too.  Walks include a family friendly 2 miles routes and a lengthier 9-10 mile walks.  Events are animal friendly.  Do bring the dog.
Why MND?  Why walking?  MND sufferers number 5000 in the UK.  The most well known sufferer is Stephen Hawking.  Stephens life is an example of why the work of MND is so valuable.  Not only has Stephen overcome the despair of a diagnosis of a life changing and ending disease but he has found love and raised a family.  His work on Cosmology and his popular book has opened up the public mind to the wonders of the Universe and in doing so has made us realise just how special each and everyone of us really are.  The matter in our bodies was made in stars trillions of miles away and billions of years ago.  That is an awe inspiring thought.  As to walking we can all walk and its doubly sweet to do that as a family.
As ever we are fans of technology and its easy to support our chosen charity, others and organise your own events on www.justgiving.com.  My page is www.justgiving.com/ianbrealey.  I believe the act of giving however small contributes to a positive mood state and sense of optimism.
kind regards

Ian Brealey BSc FCA
Director

 
Ian's first charity fundraising event was a personal challenge to get fit and ride in a point to point.  £1500 was raised by donations from KPMG staff in aid of Sudan Famine Relief.

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