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ESSENTIAL OILS SAFETY AND USES

Introduction

Welcome to this self-guided version  of Essential Oils: Safety and Uses

Each lesson includes a lecture video, preparation video, and enrichment questions. You will have the opportunity to engage with your classmates on our Facebook group if you choose.  You can also print the certificate of completion once you are finished. 

I’m also attaching links to some resources that I’m hoping will help you out with your studies. The first of these is an online herbal. I am slowly adding all the herbs, preparations, properties, and essential oils that we discuss in class. The address is:
 
http://www.worldviewherbal.com
 
I have also added a student resource page to my school website. It includes links to the online herbal, a bookstore that includes many of the books and tools I use in class,  and a link to my YouTube channel which includes playlists of the videos we use in class plus several other videos that I have made about herbs. You can visit the class resource page at:

http://www.simplecottageschool.com/student-resources.html

I hope that you enjoy this course! If you need any assistance please do not hesitate to contact me at simplecottageschool@gmail.com

-Chelsea S Niehaus

Group Discussion

If you would like to participate in the group discussion and answer the lesson enrichment questions for this course you can join the class Facebook group here:

Essential Oils Facebook Group

Lesson 1

Hello all! Welcome to our 1st week of Essential Oils Safety and Uses! I am looking forward to having you in class!

Here are the materials for this week: 

Enrichment Questions

Here are this lesson's enrichment questions if you choose to do them. You can post your answers on our Herbology 201 Facebook group. ​​
  • Name You Prefer To Go By
  • Where You’re From
  • • Favorite Essential Oil or Essential Oil Recipe
  •  Something About Essential Oils That You Would Like To Learn About.



Lesson 2

Welcome to your second Herbology 201 Self-Paced Lesson! 

Today's topics will be poultices and fomentations. We will have two videos for today’s class. Here are the links to the videos for today’s class. ​

Enrichment Questions

Here are this lesson's enrichment questions if you choose to do them. You can post your answers on our Herbology 201 Facebook group. ​

  • Have you ever made a fomentation or poultice before? If so, what did you use?
  • Other than the herbs mentioned in the video what are two or three additional herbs you might be able to use to make either a fomentation or poultice?
  • What are the differences and similarities between poultices and fomentations.

You can continue to work on your first assignment and post your results to the Facebook group when you are finished. 


Lesson 3

Welcome to your 3rd Herbal Preparations lesson! 

Today's topics will be tinctures, glycerites, acetums, and spagyrics. We will have two videos for today’s class.

Enrichment Questions

​Here are this lesson's enrichment questions if you choose to do them. You can post your answers on our Herbology 201 Facebook group. ​​
  • Where in your own home do you use essential oils? 
  • What are some of the ways you use in essential oils in your own home?
  • Have you ever used either of the two oils we talked about in our oil profiles lesson today? If so, how did you use them and what did you think?

Lesson 4

Welcome to our 4th week of Essential Oils Safety and Uses! This lesson's topic is Topical Uses of Essential Oils. Here are the materials for this week:

Enrichment Questions

​Here are this lesson's enrichment questions if you choose to do them. You can post your answers on our Herbology 201 Facebook group. ​​
  • What are some of your favorite commercially made perfumes?
  • How might you create your favorite perfume? What oils might you use?

Lesson 5

Welcome to our 5th week of Essential Oils Safety and Uses! Today's topic is Culinary Herbs. I am looking forward to having you in class this session! Here are the materials for this week:

Enrichment Questions

No questions for this week. Please work on your final project and post it to the Facebook Group if you would like. 

Lesson 6

Welcome to our 6th and final week of Essential Oils Safety and Uses! I hope you have enjoyed the course. Here are the materials for this week:

Enrichment Questions

No questions for this week. Please post your final project to the Facebook group, the specifics of which are outlined in this week’s video.

Certificate Download

Click on the certificate image to download a PDF copy of the certificate of completion for you to fill out. 
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  • Waldorf-Inspired Classes
    • Form Drawing
    • Handwork
    • Botany
    • Quality of Numbers
    • Math Gnomes and The Four Operations
    • Fables and Word Mastery
    • Story Math
    • Fairytales, Letters, and Form Drawing
    • Human and Animal Studies
    • Pentatonic Flute
    • Norse Mythology
    • Fibers
    • Recorder
  • Self-Guided Herb Courses
    • Herbology 101
    • Herbology 201
    • Herbal Preparations
    • Make Your Own Natural Makeup
    • Essential Oils: Safety and Uses
    • Winter Herb School
  • Bookstore
    • Herb Course Supplies
    • Class 1 Supplies
    • Class 5 Supplies
    • Handwork Supplies
  • Student Resources
    • Class Policies
    • Herb Directory
  • Blog
  • Pay What You Can Classes
  • Private Waldorf Tutoring
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