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Originally posted by Adria
Yes, it's headquartered in Utah. I've been looking into the herbology course but they do offer an aromatherapy certificate, too, as well as a few others.
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Adria,
I emailed them with a question about their 50th anniversary special and also asked if they have payment plans for tuition. I won't be able to start a full program until the fall....we'll be moved and settled in by then. It looks like their course "Be Your Own Doctor" is the first class you take for most of their programs and that is the one they are running the anniversary special on. I asked them if I take that course now, will they then lower my tuition for the aromathreapy class in the fall since I will have already taken one of the classes. I think I could handle one course now....especially at that price.
It will probably take a few days to hear back.
I'm doing some herbal elective work for my level III studies with the women's spiritual group I've been studying with and if this grabs me, I may consider the Herbalist studies after I do the aromatherapy.
It looks like a pretty solid program and it is less expensive the Clayton College of Natural Health but more than Demetria's classes. (mentioned by someone in this thread)
Maybe what I'll end up doing (beasue of $$$) if the school in Utah does not have payment plans is to take the program through Demetria to get my feet wet and see what I think.....and if I love it, then go on to the program in Utah (school of natural healing). I don't know.
I noticed that there are not many corrspondence courses that are only aromatherapy. But I'm glad I have been directed to these two and hope to find more to compare before I decide.
Have you talked to anyone who has done the training at the School of Natural Healing?
Hugs,
Michelle