This masterclass explores the critical turning point currently facing the aromatherapy profession in Australia and globally.
Salvatore Battaglia examines the sobering reality of recent government reviews and clinical reports that challenge the traditional standing of essential oils in healthcare settings. By drawing on the concept of "necessary endings," Sal argues that the industry must prune away outdated, standalone practices to make room for a new, integrated future.
Participants will discover the emerging field of neuroaromatherapy, the importance of molecular signaling, and how to transition from being a traditional aromatherapist to an Aromatic Integrative Specialist.
This session is a call to action for all practitioners to embrace a more sophisticated, evidence-based framework that bridges the gap between ancient botanical wisdom and modern clinical neuroscience.
Presentation
Masterclass Recording
Systematic review of evidence on the clinical effectiveness of aromatherapy Report prepared by Cochrane Australia
Nature and human well- being: The olfactory pathway
Dementia Care - Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy Oils Commodities, Materials, Essences RUTH BARCAN UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
The Effects of Essential Oil Massage on Patients Affected by Alzheimer's Disease: An Observational Study
Aromatherapy and Essential Oils: Holistic Strategies in Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Integral Wellbeing
A narrative review of aromatherapy: Mechanisms and clinical value in physiological and psychological regulation
