Aromatherapy adds a layer to massage that supports relaxation, therapeutic work and a richer client experience. **Essentially Blissful** offers massage therapists a relaxed, hands-on weekend to explore essential oils as an integrated part of their work, not just an add-on.
This training takes place in a retreat-like atmosphere where learning feels spacious and embodied. About eighty percent of the course centers on hands-on practice. Essential oils are blended, applied and experienced through the body, creating confidence that carries directly into the treatment room.
Participants learn top essential oils commonly used for relaxation massage alongside oils selected for more therapeutic-focused sessions. The course covers safe application, proper dilution, contraindications and thoughtful integration of essential oils into massage sessions. Learn the Aroma Touch Technique, which anchors the weekend. This technique stands confidently as a complete 1-hour service and blends smoothly into a variety of massage modalities.
Time is devoted to choosing clean, organic, high-quality essential oils that support a strong therapeutic and holistic response. The training also includes guidance on sharing and marketing essential oil services in a way that feels authentic, educational and aligned with client care.
In my own practice, my clients often share how refreshed and relaxed they feel after sessions. Woody oils frequently help bodies that spend most days indoors feel grounded and at home, while lavender supports a gentle shift out of stress and into calm.
Join Essentially Blissful
**Dates:** Saturday and Sunday June 13 and 14
**Time:** 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (This includes a lunch break each day)
13 continuing education hours approved through the NCTMB
**Investment:** $390
I am an essential oil geek and I am thrilled to be able to offer this course to teach you all I know. I truly believe that essential oils have really enhanced my massage practice and I can't wait to nerd out and talk about all the wonderful oils with you.
What to Bring
• Notebook
• A set of sheets
• Snacks
• Plenty of water
• Lunch or money to purchase lunch from a local restaurant
• An open mind
• Curiosity
For questions email jillian@jillianshac.com