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Melbourne Workshop - April 2015

by Mark Webb

11th - 12th April 2015

TO REGISTER

Aromac Toolkit

Please fill in the online registra on form:

A 2 day workshop taking a close look at


the Aroma c materia medica of Aroma c
Therapies from Popular Aromatherapy
through to Aroma c Medicine. The Aroma c
toolkit will cover the most appropriate
essen al & expressed oils, CO2 extracts,
absolutes & hydrosols.
In depth discussion of each aroma c will
include chemical family grouping, therapeu c
uses, appropriate dose forms and body
interfaces, toxicity & contraindica ons. This
workshop will give par cipants a uniquely
dierent view of the extracts used across
aroma c therapies.

Venue
The Tudor Box Hill - Best Western Plus
1101 Whitehorse Rd, Box Hill, VIC, 3128
Free parking at the venue
Time - 9am ll 5pm both days. (1 hr. for lunch)

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Investment
$297 (GST Inc.) Early Bird*
$347 (GST Inc.) Full Price
Includes full lecture notes, a endance cer ficate
(CPE Points = 14hrs) and morning & a ernoon teas.
* Early Bird discount unl the 13th March 2015
aer which the full price will apply.

Aromamedix Pty Ltd


Consulta on Educa on Formula on Innova on
ABN: 48 129 833 709

Mailing Address:
PO Box 5005 Daisy Hill QLD 4127
Mobile: 0406 428 038
Email: mark@aromamedix.com
www.facebook.com/aromamedix
www.linkedin.com/in/aromamedix

Payments Opons
1) Direct Deposit (EFT)
Bank: St George Account Name: Aromamedix Pty Ltd BSB: 114 879 Account #: 155 939 371
When making payment please note your surname and AT MEL in the reference line.
2) Credit Cards OR Paypal - the registra on form will automa cally take you to the correct Paypal form.
3) Cheques or Money Orders - Please email your details and post to address above.

A er publishing Bush Sense - Australian Essenal Oils & Aromac Compounds


in 2000 Mark went on to lecture for the next six years at ACNT, Sydney and also
TAFE NSW.
In 2007 he relocated to Brisbane, to take up a consul ng role within the Biotechnology industry specialising in the research, development, formula on, quality
management and manufacturing of aroma c medicine products.
For the past three and a half years Mark has been privately consul ng to the food,
beverage, essen al oils and personal care industries. He has lectured at conferences and workshops both na onally and interna onally (France, NZ & USA) and
has had numerous ar cles published within industry journals and magazines.

Aromac Toolkit Workshop


During this intensive two day
workshop Mark will show par cipants
a uniquely new way of looking at the
vast array of aroma cs available for
aroma c therapies. This workshop is
open to students and prac oners of
aromatherapy as well as naturopaths
and herbalists.
Following on from the concepts laid
down in previous workshops of the
series (Aroma c Chemistry, Internal &
External Dose Forms), Mark will draw
together aroma cs under their main
chemical groups to highlight their
similar therapeu c uses and also point
out their dierences. This deeper
understanding of the unique nuances
of each aroma c allows for example,
easy subs tu on when prescribing
and formula ng i.e. when to use
Sweet Fennel instead of Star Anise or
Aniseed.
This level of subtle informa on along
with appropriate dose forms and
applica on methods will allow even
new aroma c prac oners to refine
their formula ons to be more eec ve
regardless of the condi on or disease
being treated.
Workshop Content:
Overview of the types of aroma cs
available - what makes them so
dierent?
The Aroma c Toolkit deconstructed
- The Must Have, Great to Have,
Nice to Have and Speciality
aroma cs.

Looking at aroma cs by their major


chemical group and cons tuents,
seeing the similari es/dierences
across species. Mark will also look
at how geography, climate and
growing condi ons can radically
aect the chemistry eg. the Thyme
chemotypes of Provence and
Geranium from three geographical
loca ons - China, Egypt & Reunion.
Looking at the common cons tuents
in aroma cs and where best to find
them for your end uses.
Therapeu c formula ng versus
tradi onal perfumery blending.
What aroma cs are best suited to
diering dose forms and applica on
methods eg. Tea Tree for topical
applica ons and Sweet Marjoram in
oral applica ons.
Outcomes
Gain a detailed understanding of the
Aroma c toolkit appropriate to each
form of Aroma c Therapies (with
par cular focus upon the Aroma c
Medicine dispensary).
Discover the subtle dierences
between aroma cs with similar
major cons tuent chemistry and
how best to use these dierences in
prescribing and formula ng.
Understand which aroma cs are
most eec ve via dierent dose
forms and applica on methods.

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