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CIBTAC 1 E21

AROMATHERAPY DIPLOMA

We have received requests from tutors to add more information to the existingAromatherapy Syllabus to ensure the correct breadth and depth of information isbeing taught to prepare learners for the theory examination.

The aromatherapy syllabus is currently being rewritten but during this interim perioduse the attached document. It will be known as the Temporary Existing Syllabus.

The headings in black text have not been changed, however, the text in italic underthese headings is the additional information.

Please exchange these pages with those in the front of your existing syllabus.

The Case Studies and Examination information remains unchanged.

aim of course: To enable candidates to add Aromatherapy treatments to theirexisting portfolio of treatments.

entry level: RecognisedAnatomy & Physiology qualification or anequivalent.

SUBJECTS TO BE STUDIEDGeneric Areas of Study:G2 Health & HygieneG3 Skin Structure and FunctionG4 Skin Diseases

G7 Business StudiesG8 Salon ProceduresG9 Nutrition

Other Subjects: History of AromatherapyPhilosophy of Complementary TherapiesAnatomy & Physiology RevisionOlfactory SystemChemistry of Essential OilsMixing & BlendingPathologyClient Care and Consultation

Massage MovementsAftercare/Homecare AdviceCase Studies


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MINIMUM TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 150 HoursThis must include a minimum of 100 hours contact, 50% of which must be spentworking within a commercial salon/clinic environment and 50 hours of additionalstudy.

EXAMINATIONS:

THEORY 45 minutes multiple choice paper.

PRACTICAL 1 hours.Plus 16 Case Studies to be presented to the examiner.

EXAM FEE To be issued annually by CIBTAC

This course could be covered over a flexible time basis, enabling many part timelearners to qualify who would not be able to attend school/college on a full time basis.


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HISTORY OF AROMATHERAPY

History, theory, definition and development of aromatherapy up to thepresent day.

* Explain the history of Aromatherapy from the beginning of its development tothe present day, to include:

Egyptians

Greeks

Romans

China/India 19th Century scientific approach

* Explain the involvement of Rene-Maurice Gattefosse, Jean Valnet andMarguerite Maury and how they developed Aromatherapy throughout the lastcentury

* Define the term aromatherapy

The holistic approach to aromatherapy.

* Identify what is meant by the term holistic approach

* Explain the historical influences that have brought about an holistic approachto health and well being

Aromatherapy used in the promotion of heal th and well being.

* Describe how aromatherapy: Treats the whole person, mind, body and spirit.

May be used in conjunction with orthodox medicine.

Can be used to assist in the prevention of illness.

Theory of how Aromatherapy works.

* Explain how aromatherapy works to include:

Effect of essential oils on body systems

Methods of using essential oils:Equipment Treatment Methods

Steamers InhalationVapourisers ImmersionDiffusers Topical applicationBaths Compress

Therapeutic and physiological effects on the mind and body.

* Explain the physiological and psychological effects of aromatherapy


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CIBTAC 4 E21

PHILOSOPHY OF COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES

An understanding of the ho list ic nature of complementary therapies.

* Discuss the terms:

Complementary therapies Alternative therapies

Holistic therapies

Wellbeing Holistic health

Disease Therapy

An awareness of SIX other natural therapies, plus current views andresearch in holistic medicine, e.g. Shiatsu, Reflexology, Acupuncture,etc

* Research six natural therapies to cover description, benefits and effects toinclude the following:-

Acupuncture Reflexology

Shiatsu

Choice ofthree other natural therapies.

Awareness of voluntary and s tatutory support systems within thecommunity.

* Discuss the pros and cons of an integrated health approach, combiningconventional scientific medicine with complementary therapies.

* Research the availability of these support systems within own community.

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY REVISION

A general revision of the funct ion of al l systems affected byAromatherapy with particular reference to:Skin Nervous SystemInternal Organs Blood, Circulation

Lymphatic System Elimination ProcessRespiration

Refer to the CIBTAC Anatomy & Physiology syllabus for details of the topics listedabove.


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CIBTAC 5 E21

OLFACTORY SYSTEM

Structure and function of the olfactory system.Connection w ith the nervous system.An understanding of how the body receives, transmits and interprets

smell.

* Describe the structure and function of the olfactory system to include: Process of smelling

* Describe how the body receives, transmits and interprets smell to include:

Olfactory hairs

Olfactory cells Olfactory nerves

Olfactory bulb

Olfactory tract

Limbic System to include:o Relationship between the Olfactory and Limbic Systemso Relationship between the Limbic and Nervous Systemso Why different smells can evoke emotional responses.

CHEMISTRY OF ESSENTIAL OILS

An understanding of how essential oi ls are absorbed in to the body andtheir effects.

* Explain how essential oils are absorbed and their effects on body systems toinclude:

Liquido Oral

- Mouth- Stomach- Small intestines- Large intestines- Blood stream- Body tissues and organs

o Dermal- Skin

- Muscle tissue- Joints- Blood stream- Body tissues and organs

Vapouro Inhalation

- Nose olfaction- Brain- Chemical release- Mental/Emotional effects- Lungs- Blood stream- Body tissues and organs


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Pathways of eliminationo Skino Lungso Kidney

- Bladder

Chemical consti tuents to inc lude:

* Explain the basic chemical constituents of essential oils to include:

Organic Chemistry:- Atoms- Molecules- Hydrocarbons:

o Terpenes:o Monoterpenes, Sesquiterpenes

- Oxygenated compounds:

o Alcoholso Aldehydeso Esterso Ketoneso Oxideso Phenols

* Describe the main properties and note any safety points for the followingchemical constituents:

Terpenes:o Monoterpenes,o Sesquiterpenes

Alcohols

Aldehydes

Esters

Ketones Oxides

Phenols

* Give a description of therapeutic properties for the following:Analgesic DiureticAnti biotic ExpectorateAnti bacterial Hypertensive

Anti depressant HypotensiveAnti fungal Immuno-stimulantAnti inflammatory InsecticideAntiseptic ParasiticideAnti-spasmodic RehydratingAnti-viral RelaxantBalsamic SedativeCalmative StimulantDetoxifying Uplifting


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CIBTAC 7 E21

Methods of extraction

* Explain the following methods of extracting essential oils to include:

Carbon Dioxide Steam Distillation

Enfleurage/Maceration Expression Hydro Diffusion

Solvent Extraction

Care and storage

* Explain the importance of the correct storage of essential and carrier oils toinclude:

Type of container

Conditions of storage

Shelf life of essential and carrier oils Labelling

Safety factors and toxici ty

Explain what is meant by the terms:

Phototoxicity (photosensitisation)

Irritation Sensitisation

Photosensitivity

Potential toxicity of oils

Dangers of overdose

* Explain in what circumstances an overdose of essential oils could occur

Effects on pregnancy

* Debate the safety issues of using essential oils during pregnancy.

* Explain why it is inadvisable to give aromatherapy treatments using essentialoils during the first three months of pregnancy:

Basil MarjoramClary Sage MyrrhCypress PeppermintFennel RoseJasmine RosemaryJuniper Thyme


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CIBTAC 8 E21

Nut & wheat allergies

* State the importance of identifying clients with nut and wheat allergies

* Explain how to carry out a dermal or patch test over the necessary time

period on clients who have known allergies and/or sensitizing conditions toinclude

Appropriate explanation

Time interval Most reactive essential and carrier oils

Volatili ty - Top, Middle, Base Notes

* Differentiate between top, middle and base notes.

ESSENTIAL OILS

The common name, botanical name, country of origin and part of plantshould be studied for the following 40 oils:

ESSENTIAL OIL NOTE ESSENTIAL OIL NOTEBasil T Lemon TBenzoin B Lemongrass TBergamot T Mandarin MBlack Pepper M Marjoram MCedarwood (VIR) B Mellisa MChamomile (GER) M Myrrh BCinnamon B Neroli B

Clary Sage T Niaouli TClove B Orange Sweet TCommon Pine M Patchouli BCypress M Peppermint MEucalyptus T Petitgrain TFennel Sweet M Rosemary MFrankincense B Rose Otto BGeranium Egyptian M Sandalwood BGinger B Tea Tree TGrapefruit T Thyme T

J asminum Officinale B Valerian MJ uniper M Vetivert BLavender (TRUE) M Ylang Ylang B


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MIXING AND BLENDING

Practice in the mixing and blending of face and body oils:adults, children, elderly, clients on medication, pregnancy.

* Define the term synergy

* Explain the precautions to take when blending and mixing essential oilsfor the following:

Adults

Children, Elderly,

Clients on medication

Pregnant clients

* Mix appropriate blends of essential oils for face and body treatments to suit

clients needs.

Properties and effects of the following list of carrier oils:

* Describe the properties and effects of the following carrier oils:

Apricot/Peach Kernal Evening PrimroseAvocado GrapeseedCalendula JojobaCarrot oil Sunflower

PATHOLOGY

A knowledge of the systems and prognosis o f commonly encounteredconditions to include:

Asthma

Angina

Arthritis

Diabetes Mellitus

Eczema

Epilepsy

High & Low Blood Pressure

Multiple Sclerosis (M.S.) Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.)

Psoriasis

Pre Menstrual Tension (PMT)

Menopause

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

Stress related disorders, migraine

Drugs, addictions

Allergies

Depression Eating Disorders


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CIBTAC 10 E21

CLIENT CARE AND CONSULTATION

Preparation of t reatment room and couch.

* Prepare a suitable treatment environment to cover

Lighting Ventilation

Heating

Sound

* Demonstrate safe, hygienic and effective preparation of the area:Couch EquipmentTrolley ProductsTowel management Supports

Ensuring clients comfort , privacy, warmth, etc

* Demonstrate safe, hygienic and effective preparation of the client for thetreatment, to include:

Privacy for the client to change if necessary

Adequate covering to keep the client warm

Positioning of the client

Support for the clients comfort Clean towels and linen for each client

Obtaining information to include medical history, present medicationsbeing taken, reason for treatment, noting and acting upon any apparent

contra-indications.

* Explain the purpose and importance of consultations prior to treatment.

* Obtain and document information from the client, to include all the standardconsultation details and specifically:

Personal details

Client profile Lifestyle

Medical history Current medication

Contra-indications (where necessary doctors approval is obtained prior to

treatment) Reasons for treatment and treatments required

Systems assessment to check:

How the different systems are functioning in relation to each other,

Specify how the conditions identified may have come about How the condition may affect the rest of the body, physically,

emotionally and mentally.

Clients consent

* Carry out an initial assessment of the client to include:

Verbal discussion

Visual observation Manual palpation


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* Recognise contra-indications that restrict or prohibit treatment and know howto act accordingly

* Formulate a treatment plan to meet client needs and expectations

* Check the client has a full understanding of the treatment procedure

Refer to clients history

Review previous treatment

Update details

* Explain the importance of client confidentiality

* Specify referral procedures and how to carry them out, to cover:

Referring the client to the medical or associated profession

Referring the client to another colleague Accepting a client who has been referred.

* Explain the methods used to gain and record information.

Discussion Listening skills

Questioning skills

Body Languageo Gestureso Facial expressions

Posture

Written skillso Text legibleo

Accurate spelling, punctuation, grammaro Logical structure, use of paragraphs, headings and sub headingso Suitable style of writingo Correct technical vocabulary

MASSAGE MOVEMENTS SPECIFIC TO AROMATHERAPY TREATMENTS

An understanding of the purpose of various movements and thedif ference between aromatherapy treatment and Swedish massage.

* Distinguish between the different techniques and movements required tocarry out a full aromatherapy massage to include:

Effleurage Lymphatic drainage

Pressure point therapy

* Differentiate between the movements performed in an aromatherapy andSwedish massage treatment.


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CIBTAC 12 E21

Detailed movements for the following areas:

Face (including initial cleanse)

Feet

Entire Spinal Area (back, neck, shoulders)

Legs (anterior and posterior)

Arms Scalp

Abdomen

* Recognise contra-actions and adapt the treatment where necessary.

Physiological effects of massage

* Describe the physiology and psychological effects of massage.

Define the follow ing terms:

Infra red

High frequency

Ultra sound

AFTERCAREThe appropriate aftercare/homecare advice for the massage treatmentensuring sui tability to client needs and recommendation as to where theclient may obtain fur ther professional advice if appropriate.* Recommend suitable after/homecare advice and guidance to meet the clients

needs to include:

Water intake and herbal teas Avoid removal of oils

Avoid using bath oils that evening Continuation of relaxation process

Avoid alcohol Healthy eating

Exercise Recommendations for correct home use of essential oils and self

treatment

Contra-actions

Where to go if problems occur post treatment

Advice on caring for clients needs and requirements

* Advise the client on the possible after effects of the treatment i.e. healingcrisis

* Explain and evaluate the clients treatment plan to include:

Outcomes

Effectiveness of treatment Changes in clients requirements

Clients expectations

If the treatment met the needs of the client Reviewing outcomes and progress

Recommendations for further treatments Identifying longer term needs


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CIBTAC 13 E21

* Correctly and accurately record aftercare and homecare advice on the clientsconsultation card

* Explain the importance of never diagnosing a medical condition or offeringadvice about medication

* Explain the importance of referral procedures to include:

Recognising own limitations and when a client needs to be referred to:o Counselloro GPo Other Complementary Therapisto Social Care or Nursing sector

CASE STUDIES

The learner must complete fourcase studies, comprising fourtreatments for eachclient, totalling sixteen treatments. The case studies must include a range of

conditions, ages and lifestyles.

Case studies are not to be carried out on other learners within the group.

Please refer to the Introduction to Case Studies Booklet and the individualAromatherapy Booklet for tutor and student guidelines; this can be obtained from theCIBTAC office.


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CIBTAC 14 E21

AROMATHERAPY TREATMENT PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONTime allowed 1 hours

guide for schools/examiners

1. Detailed ConsultationA consultation card must be completed by the candidates with the client at thestart of the examination. A detailed record should be made of the clientsmedical history, present medications being taken, contra-indications apparentand reasons for treatment.All clients to be allocated by examiner.

2. Preparation of Work ing AreaThe candidate is responsible for ensuring that the working area issatisfactorily prepared prior to the treatment being undertaken.

3. Preparation and Care of the Client

The candidate is responsible for the suitable preparation of the client prior tothe treatment being undertaken.

4. Selection of Essential OilsCandidates will be asked about their choice of carrier and essential oils and

% dilution during oral questioning and alternatives to that choice.

5. Treatment MovementsThe examiner will be looking at the candidates posture together with rhythmand flow of movements.

6. Aftercare and AdviceThe candidate must demonstrate to the client suitable aftercare following thetreatment as well as advising on the follow up treatment which could beof benefit to the client. This should also be recorded on the clients card.

7. HygieneThe candidate must demonstrate high standards of hygiene before, duringand after treatment to negate the possibility of cross infection.

8. Personal Appearance and DeportmentThe candidate must present a totally professional image to the client andwear suitable clothes to meet this criterion.

9. Oral QuestionsThe examiner will ask the candidates oral questions relative to the treatment,selection of oils, purpose of various movements and overall summery of thetreatment carried out.

10. Case StudiesMust be graded by the tutor and be available to the examiner onarrival. These will be verified by the examiner after the examination.Accommodation must be available for up to 2 hours.


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CIBTAC 15 E21

CIBTAC

School / College Examined ..

Date of Examination.

EXAMINERS FEEDBACKWRITTEN AROMATHERAPY

Average % mark

Generic Areasof Study

Anatomy &Physiology

.

Treatments

GeneralComments

Examiners Name

85-100% = Excellent75-84% =Good60-74% =Satisfactory0-59% =Below StandardIn each case indicate theaverage % mark in the boxprovided


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CIBTAC 16 E21

CIBTAC

School / College Examined.

Date of Examination.....

EXAMINERS FEEDBACKPRACTICAL AROMATHERAPY

Average % mark

Consultation

Preparation ofWorking Area

Preparation ofClient

AromatherapyTreatment OilBlend

AromatherapyTreatmentsmassage

Aftercare andAdvice to Client

HygieneProcedures

PersonalAppearance &Deportment

Oral Questions

85-100% =Excellent75-84% =Good60-74% =Satisfactory0-59% =Below StandardIn each case indicate theaverage % mark in the

box provided


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CIBTAC 17 E21

Case Studies

General

Comments

Examiners Name..


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CIBTAC 18 E21

AROMATHERAPY PAPER

Approx Guide Breakdown of MCQ Questions

Time Allowed: 45 MinutesNumber of Questions: 40Number of Marks: 60

Generic Areas of Study 18%

Anatomy & physiology 15%

Treatments 67%


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INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRACTICAL AROMATHERAPY EXAMINERS(* to pass the minimum mark must be achieved)

Consultation * (min 8) 14 marks

Detailed medical examination 2 marksDetailed lifestyle notes 2 marks

Contra-indications 2 marksObservations/precautions 2 marksReasons for treatment 2 marks

Treatment plan 2 marksRecording of treatment 2 marks

Preparation of Working Area 3 marksCouch 1 markTrolley and products 1 markConsultation environment 1 mark

Preparation of Client 3 marks

Client modesty 1 mark

Positioning of the client 1 markPositioning of treatment 1 mark

Aromatherapy Treatment (Massage) * (min 11) 18 marks

Client care 2 marksTreatment procedures 2 marksMassage movements 3 marksPressure 3 marksRhythm 3 marksTechnique 3 marksTiming 2 marks

Aromatherapy Treatment Oil Blend * (min 5) 8 marks

Appropriate essential oils chosen 2 marksAppropriate quantity of essential oil used 2 marksAppropriate choice of carrier oil 2 marksAll oils blend well together and meet the treatment needs 2 marks

Af tercare and Advice to Cl ient * (min 6) 10 marks

Explanation of the effects of the treatment 2 marksWhat a client should and should not do 2 marksHow the client may feel/reaction to treatment 2 marksHow the client can use the oils at home 2 marksNext treatment date 2 marks

Hygiene Procedures 3 marks

Procedures throughout and in conclusion to the treatment 3 marks

Personal Appearance and Deportment 3 marksPersonal appearance 1 markAttitude 2 marks

Oral Questions 8 marksAt examiners discretionCase Studies * (min 18) 30 marks

4 different clients to be treated 4 times each

Possible Total Marks 100Pass Mark 60/100


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PRACTICAL EXAMINATION MARKING SHEET

AROMATHERAPYDuration:

School/College: Country:

Examiner:

Consultation

PreparationofWorkingA

rea

PreparationofClient

AromatherapyTreatment

Massage

AromatherapyTreatment

OilBlend

Aftercare&AdvicetoClient

HygieneProcedures

PersonalAppearanceandDeportment

OralQuestions

CaseStudies

TOTAL%

Remarks

Pass =60 - 74%,

Credit =75 - 84%,

Honours =85 -100%

Maximum Marks 14 3 3 18 8 10 3 3 8 30 100

* Minimum Pass Marks must be achieved 8 11 5 18

CANDIDATES NAME

No. (BLOCK L ETTERS)

1

2

3

4

5

6

Group TOTAL

Aver age for Grou p

Aver age % for Gro up


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CIBTAC 21 E21

AROMATHERAPY DIPLOMA

recommended reading

The Complete Guide to Aromatherapy

S Battaglia

A-Z AromatherapyPatricia Davies

Essential Oils in ColourR Caddy

Fragrant PharmacyValerie Ann Worwood

Gattefosses Aromatherapy

R Gattefosse

Massage and AromatherapyL Goldberg

Shirley Prices Aromatherapy WorkbookS.PriceISBN 072252645

The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Essential OilsJ .Lawless

Carrier Oils for Aromatherapy & MassageL Price, I Smith, S Price

Handbook of AromatherapyD Ryman

The Art of AromatherapyR TisserandISBN 085207140X

Chemistry of Essential OilsD Williams


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AROMATHERAPY

CASE STUDY


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AROMATHERAPY CASE STUDY

Guidelines to consider:

1. A detailed consultation should be carried out but the clients name andaddress should be kept separately on the consent form.

2. Clients must be aware of all possible contra-indications.

3. Clients signature must be on all consultation sheets.

4. All the enclosed forms should be completed for each case study and eachtreatment must be recorded.

5. If the treatment is being altered at all, please explain and justify this.

6. Additional information can be included in the homecare advice.

7. All treatments to be validated by the tutor.

8. Case studies to be graded by course tutor following CIBTAC % gradingguidelines i.e. 85-100% Excellent, 75-84% Good, 60-74% Satisfactory.

Marking / Grading Guidelines refer to the separate Case StudyPack available from the CIBTAC office


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confidential assessment consultation card

Client Code(Name, address, telephone to be kept separately on consent form)Date of Birth.. OccupationDoctor Address...

Telephone..

personal informationReason for visit..Referred by.Emergency Contact.Are you receiving any other therapies, if so which?..............................................

medical historyMedication (including contraceptive pill and HRT)

Pregnant/Miscarriage Allergies Drugs Smoking FaintingPeriods/PMT Hepatitis Diabetes Epilepsy HIV/AIDSCancer Operations Heart/

PacemakerScar Tissue Blood Pressure

Breathing Circulation Digestion BowelMovements

Varicose/BrokenVeins

J oints Eyes Hearing Headaches SwellingsPainful Areas Muscle

ToneNausea Open

Wound,Cuts

Skin Problems

Skin type Dry,Oily,Combination J oint/NeckInjuries

ScalpDisorders

Tick if the following are applicable with details below

Does the client need to obtain doctors permission prior to treatment? YES NOHas the client obtained written doctors referral if required? YES NO

Date of Consultation

Practitioners Signature..

Clients Signature

Tutors Signature..


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confidential assessment consultation card

Do You

Smoke How many daily?...........................

Drink alcohol (units per week)

Drink tea (how much daily)..Drink coffee (how much daily)...Drink water (how much daily)..Other liquids (how much daily)..

Have a balanced diet.Eat regular meals

Take exercise how oftenWhat type

Work. Regular hours / flexi /shift/ unspecified............

Take care of children How many..Ages.

Take care of elderly.. Sick.Disabled..

Sleep well /poorly/restless.

Do you suffer from depression / tension /anxiety / stress..

How does the above condition affect you...............................

Is your outlook optimistic / pessimistic..

Do you have a disability

Do you wear glasses / contact lenses /hearing aid.

Posture

Personality: Confident / Nervous / Mixture..


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CIBTAC 26 E21

specified points to note requirements and preferences for client care

End of treatment drink

Head and body supports

Music and lights..

Availability or restrictions for appointment

Date of Consultation

PractitionersSignature..

ClientsSignature.

Tutors Signature


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CIBTAC 27 E21


visual observation and pre check

Standing

Lying on a couch

Scalp

Hair

Skin

Eyes

Ears

Nails

Circulation

Feet

Legs

Abdominal Area

Buttock Area

Back Area

Date ofConsultation

Practitioners

Signature

ClientsSignature

Tutors Signature..


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general client introduction / profile

Practitioners SignatureDate

Tutors Signature..Date..


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consent to be a case study

(To be retained by the tutor and shown to the examiner before the practical exam)

Name

(Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms)

Address

I have agreed to be a case study for.a StudentPractitioner in

I have undertaken a full consultation and completed the lifestyle questionnaireprior to treatment, which is complete and accurate to the best of myknowledge

I have obtained medical consent from my G.P. to have this treatment. (Ifapplicable to my current state of health).

I have not obtained medical consent from my G.P. to have this treatment.

I agree to notify the Practitioner of any change in my medical condition.

I have had the therapy explained to me.

Further relevant information I wish to give to myPractitioner......

PractitionersSignature..Date

ClientsSignatureDate

Tutors Signature Date


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essential oil blendingIt is recommended that no more than 4 essential oils be used in a treatment and a full

working knowledge of top notes, middle notes and base notes is demonstrated in theblend.

A separate facial oil may be required and should include the most suitable carrier oilfor the clients skin type.

Methods (s) of treatment suitable; Massage, compress, inhalation, baths, burnersetc. can be recommended as homecare.

Treatment CarrierOil

Quantityml

EssentialOil

QuantityDrops

PropertiesRequired

Treatment1

PractitionersSignature

TutorsSignature

Treatment2


TutorsSignature

Treatment3


TutorsSignature

Treatment4


TutorsSignature


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Recommended Homecare, Aftercare

Recommended Follow Up Treatment Plan

Practitioners SignatureDate...

Clients Signature..Date...

Tutors Signature.. Date


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Treatment1

Treatment2

Treatment3

Treatment4

Body Oil

Face Oil

Areas Treatedand

Findings

Head & Scalp

Face

Neck

Shoulder Girdle

Chest

Abdomen

Arms

Legs (front)

Feet

Legs (back)

Back

Buttock Area


TutorsSignature

.

Date


TutorsSignature

Date


TutorsSignature

Date


.

TutorsSignature

.

Date


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