Mudita Aromatics is dedicated to the safe & practical

use of essential oils and soley uses pure unadulterated oils

Aromatherapy Classes Melbourne, Florida

Are you a natural-living enthusiast curious about essential oils but don’t know where to start?

Do you currently use essential oils but would like to learn how to use them safely & effectively?

Perhaps, you are confused with all the essential oil brain-drain on the Internet?

Each class is themed around a specific topic and you will be making products based on each theme such as reducing minor pain and discomfort associated with headaches, allergies and more.

You will receive:

• A class manual with additional information and resources
• Essential Oil Datasheets used and discussed in class
• Your hand-made aromatherapy product creation
• Chemical analysis/therapeutic properties of your blend provided by LabAroma Software

Hello, my name is Jacqueline Mouton, your Aromatherapy for Natural Living Instructor.

My aromatic journey began not fully understanding what aromatherapy is or how essential oils are used. I thought I was just going to be pouring oils into one another, but I was so wrong.

Have you ever used Chamomile tea to help you sleep?

How about Ginger to ease a tummy ache?

Do you carry peppermints on your travels to ease the feeling of nausea?

If so, then you are using natural remedies.

The word aromatherapy can be somewhat misleading. We tend to think of an aroma as just a beautiful fragrance, when in fact there is so much more to understand.

Studying essential oil chemistry was the turning point for me. I was amazed that a plant can be of the same genus and species, but produce different chemotypes (chemical types), depending on where the plant was grown.

Why does that matter? Because different chemotypes have different medicinal properties & safety concerns.

The all-popular Lavender essential oil is an example, producing very distinct chemotypes, which is why it is so important to know what you are purchasing.

For example, Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) and Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia). 

I know, it’s pretty amazing stuff, right?

I find it personally rewarding to take responsibility over mine and my family’s basic health needs, and so being an aromatherapist is a constant source of joy.

My mission is to help you create essential oil products for your personal and home use and to help you understand that there is so much more to these little bottles of oil than meets the nose.