VTCT/ITEC DIPLOM IN AROMATHERAPIE, SUSSEX

Aromatherapy is the use of volatile plant oils called essential oils for the treatment or prevention of disease. It is a form of complementary therapy designed to treat the whole person and not just the symptom or disease by assisting the body’s natural ability to balance, regulate, heal, and maintain itself.

Essential oils consist of tiny aromatic molecules that are readily absorbed via the skin and inhaled via the nose. Each Essential oil has many therapeutic properties. These therapeutic constituents enter the bloodstream and are carried around the body to deliver their beneficial healing powers.

One can trace its roots to Traditional Chinese medicine, and evidence exists that it was also practised in Ancient Egypt. Today, aromatherapy is one of the most popular of all complementary therapies, offering a wide range of highly effective treatments to both the acute and chronic illness and disease stages.

It is considered a truly holistic therapy as an Aromatherapist will consider each aspect of their health and well being and blend a unique bespoke blend for every treatment.

The Level 3 VTCT/ITEC Diploma qualifies you to work independently in your own practice, empowering you to select your own hours and be in control of your work/life balance. Alternatively, you can be employed by a salon, clinic, health club, or spa. You may also find work in the NHS, hospice, or other healthcare settings.

The College of Classical Massage is a highly regarded and well-established massage college, teaching various internationally accredited and recognized Diploma massage courses. We are committed to being a centre of excellence in all aspects of massage training.

Courses are held in Brighton, Bath, and Sussex. Courses are held at weekends and on weekdays to cater to different studying needs and locations. We offer high-quality tuition with specialist tutors in a supportive group setting.

These massage courses cater to varying requirements. Many of our students intend to work as Professional Therapists, often practising alternative therapy in addition to their current career or as a full-time occupation. Others study for the pleasure of learning about the body and its healing systems and the opportunity to work on their family and friends.