Ethically Speaking: Using Essential Oils in Therapy

Essential Oils in Therapy- 6 Clock Hours

This course provides an overview of fundamental concepts related to essential oils and explores their recent surge in popularity within the wellness industry. Ethical considerations surrounding the utilization of essential oils with clients are thoroughly examined, including concerns related to the ethical sale of essential oils and other nutritional supplements in private practice. The course delves into the effective and appropriate application of essential oils within therapy or counseling sessions, with a particular focus on adhering to one’s scope of practice.

Topics Covered

• Using EO within the Counseling Session
• Staying Above the Wellness Line (Scope of Practice)
• Body Systems and the Chakra System
• Ethics of Upselling

Learning Objectives

Participants will understand how essential oils can be used ethically with clients

Participants will be aware of ethical concerns regarding the sale of essential oils and other nutritional supplements within private practice

Participants will understand how scope of practice applies to the use of eo within a psychotherapy session.

Participants will know how to use non-diagnostic language to describe the use of essential oils.

Course Facilitator

DeeAnna Nagel, LMHC is a counselor and coach educator. She is also a Certified Aromatherapist, Certified Wellness Coach and Reiki Master Teacher.

Continuing Education

This course is approved for CE through NAADAC. NAADAC hours can be used by most mental health professionals as many licensing boards recognize NAADAC for both core and related hours within the disciplines of counseling and social work. In most cases, courses I offer for coaches and alternative healers are also approved by NAADAC.

This continuing education course is approved through the National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA).

6 CE

75.00