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Aroma therapists, aroma consultants, aroma experts, aromatologists: a jumble of terms<\/h1>\n\n

You can take an aromatherapist seriously who has completed at least 100 hours of training or a 2-year course. There are very good companies in Switzerland and abroad that offer such training. Some can be<\/a> seen here.<\/p>\n\n

It is important to know: \u00bbAromatherapist\u00bb (or any other name) is not a protected name in Switzerland. Anyone can nominate themselves, whether after a weekend course or a 2-year course.<\/p>\n\n

It is very important that the person has received a solid, science-based training in essential oils. Especially when recommendations are aimed at infants, children, pregnant women, the elderly or sick people. <\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Tip: <\/strong>Pay attention to what kind of training the aromatherapist has attended! <\/strong>If you can’t show more than a weekend, no matter how good it may have been: question the aroma expert critically.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n

In a serious and well-founded training, in addition to the basics of essential oils, many other important aspects are learned and knowledge is imparted:<\/p>\n\n