At the Natural Health Expo and Conference in Sydney, Kat sits down with Sharon from the Raindrop Association of Australia to find out about their professional courses in essential oil techniques.
You can read the full transcription of this NTPagesTV interview below.
Natural Therapy Pages: I'm Kat from NTPagesTV, and I'm here with Sharon from Raindrop Association of Australia. How are you, Sharon?
Sharon Wild: I'm wonderful. How are you?
NTP: I'm very well. Tell me about your company.
SW: We're from the range of association of Australia, and we professional local training into essential oil-based techniques. One is called the Raindrop Technique and the other one is called the Egyptian Emotional Clearing Technique. The first, the Raindrop Technique, works more with the physical body. The second works more with the emotional aspect.
NTP: Throughout the course, that's kind of like?
SW: We have professional level training in both techniques, and we have practitioners who come along and learn those techniques. And either of the two techniques is alright or combined with their existing modality. So, we have massage practitioners, reflexologists, Shiatsu, Bowen therapists, who come along and do our courses and combine it with their existing work.
NTP: Fantastic. So, they actually come to the training centre to do those courses?
SW: We actually offer courses around Australia, so all of the capital cities - Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. So, we have courses coming out shortly in Sydney, here, and the other places as well. So, practitioners come along. The courses are, the Raindrop Technique is a three-day course. For the Egyptian Emotional Clearing Technique, it's a four-day course.
NTP: Okay, it's a nice and quick way to get your qualification.
SW: Absolutely, absolutely, and it's something that's really easy for practitioners to incorporate with their work without having to spend months learning, studying.
NTP: Where can we go for more information?
SW: You can go to wildessentialoils.com for further information.
NTP: Okay, wonderful. I have to check it out. Thanks, Sharon.
SW: Thank you.
Originally published on Mar 10, 2011