Therapeutic Aromatherapy for Clinicians:
A Focus on Stress, Anxiety and Trauma
You’ve heard the buzz about essential oils…
Is it just a fad based on testimonials? Or is there scientific evidence proving their effectiveness?
Have you wanted to integrate essential oils into your clinical practice but wonder if it’s safe or ethical?
Are you a mental health therapist or nurse?
Confused as to where to begin?
Yes? Then this course taught by Neuropsychologist Amy Palmer, Psy.D & Trauma Expert
Deb Del Vecchio-Scully, LPC, is right for you.
Learn about:
What essential oils are and how to use them
The stress response, anxiety, and trauma
Research behind the use of essential oils
Ethical
considerations
Case examples integrating essential oils into a clinical practice
Since CE credits are no longer available, we have discounted this course to $29!
Meet our Presenters
Deb Del Vecchio-Scully, LPC, NCC, DCMHS:
is a licensed professional and nationally-certified counselor. She holds American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA) diplomat status as a Clinical Mental Health Specialist in Trauma Counseling. She is nationally known as a stress and trauma expert, having worked with survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, as well as adults and children impacted by the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Ms. Del Vecchio-Scully previously served as Clinical Recovery Leader and Trauma Specialist of the Newtown Recovery and Resiliency Team and was embedded in the Sandy Hook Elementary School as a staff support clinician. She has lectured internationally on the topic of trauma and school shooting recovery and is currently providing consultation as part of the Stoneman Douglas School recovery.
Dr. Amy Palmer:
...earned her PsyD in Clinical Psychology at Loyola College in Maryland and went on to complete her post-doctoral residency in Neuropsychology at Hartford Hospital. She was the director of the Neuropsychology Department at a Neurology practice for 12 years before starting her own private practice. Dr. Palmer is also a former Adjunct Professor at the University of Hartford, where she taught courses to both undergraduate and graduate students. Her current professional activities include neurofeedback, neuropsychological assessments, and providing continuing education for mental health clinicians.
What Others Have to Say...
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I would highly recommend Deb and her team as a mentor and a teacher for any professional who would like to reinvent themselves and become the best therapist they can be.
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This course was very informative and helpful for use as a clinician. I use essential oils in my office all the time and have found it to be extremely helpful for my clients. This workshop gave detailed background information regarding the use of oils and as a wholistic psychotherapist it was terrific. I highly recommend this course for anyone looking for another modality to help their clients.
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Addressing trauma is complex and this workshop put another layer of understanding on the process. Great job!
