Advanced Chemistry of Essential Oils

Instructors:

Lora Lee Stewart FCCI
Rihab Sawah FCCI, MS in Physics

CHEMISTRY TRAINING FOR CARE INSTRUCTORS

(Assignments & Class Schedule)

Dates and Hotel Details are listed on the regular CARE Calendar. This is updated annually with current information. Please refer to the regular CARE Calendar for these details.

This class is always held on a weekend Friday through Sunday. It always begins at 9:00 am Friday (Registration begins at 8:30 am) and ends at 4:00 pm on Sunday. See Class Agenda below. There may be some years where it is offered online. The posted class on the Calendar will indicate whether it is live or online. If you plan to participate in the Advanced Chemistry Training Workshop, there are choices you will need to make regarding the assignments, as detailed below. Your payment for this class must be received in full before or at the time you make your choices. Choices are assigned on a first-come basis and are not honored until payment is made.

If you wish to share a room, we will share all of your emails with everyone, so you can communicate among yourselves to find a roommate. Additional details for this workshop are given below.

Given below are the requirements for CARE Instructors to be authorized to teach Chemistry for CARE Credit. Please read through the rest of this page whether you are a CARE Instructor or not. There are pre-class assignments, a required text, and a required DVD. You must bring your text to class. The Text and DVD are available from www.Raindroptraining.com or by calling (800) 758-8629.

WORKSHOP FEE

The Chemistry Workshop Fee is $800 payable to CARE. Those who have taken the workshop before may repeat it for half price ($400). Cash, check, or credit card are okay. Payment must be made before registration will be considered completed. This means payment must be made before you can submit your choices of the presentation topics.

ELIGIBILITY TO TAKE THE COURSE

CARE Interns (CI), CCIs, and SCCIs may take this course. Upon fulfilling all requirements to teach the CARE Chemistry Course, CIs, CCIs, and SCCIs may teach the course for CARE Credit. CIs are restricted to teaching Chemistry in conjunction with an SCCI(c) offering a larger class with Raindrop, Vitaflex, and other classes of the CARE Curriculum.

Any CARE Student who has taken the 6-hour CARE Chemistry Class may take this workshop on a space available basis. All students in the Chemistry Workshop are expected to participate in the presentation topics, choosing both an Easy Subject and a Not-So-Easy Subject to present. Space is limited. Priority in enrollment will be given to CARE Instructors.

NCBTMB CREDIT FOR MASSAGE THERAPISTS

This course is worth 20 CE Hours credit approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB). This credit is available to both first-time students and repeat students as well as CARE Students who are simply taking the class for information only and not toward becoming chem-authorized.

CLASS LOCATION

The location is near the St. Louis Airport easily accessible by both air and auto. The actual meeting site is shown on the regular CARE Calendar. Please go there for specific details about the Hotel.

CHEM CLASS AGENDA

Friday

  • 8:30 AM
    Registration
  • 9:00 AM
    Class
  • 12:30
    Lunch
  • 2:00 PM
    Class
  • 5:30 PM
    Adjourn for Evening

Saturday

  • 9:00 AM
    Class
  • 12:30 PM
    Lunch
  • 2:00 PM
    Class
  • 5:30 PM
    Adjourn for Evening

Sunday

  • 8:00 AM
    Class
  • 12:30 PM
    Lunch
  • 2:00 PM
    Class
  • 4:00 PM
    Adjourn Seminar

REQUIREMENTS FOR AUTHORIZATION

TO TEACH CHEMISTRY FOR CARE

For those taking this class with the intent of ultimately teaching Chemistry for CARE, the latest revision of the CCI Handbook (21st edition), states the following:

  • Chem-Authorized Instructor

    A CI, CCI, or SCCI who has been officially authorized by CARE to teach Essential Oil Chemistry Classes (6 hours) for CARE Credit. To become a Chem-Authorized Instructor, one must fulfill the following two requirements:

    (1) Attend a 3- or 4-day CARE Chemistry Instructors Workshop; and

    (2) Arrange to teach a practice CARE Chemistry Class in the presence of a CARE Chem Examiner.

    The Practice CARE Chemistry Class is not an official CARE class for credit and must have a minimum of three students present. Arrangements are to be made for the observing Chem-Authorized CCI to be reimbursed for all travel/lodging (if necessary) and to receive a non-refundable fee.

    Chem-Authorized Status is a special appointment granted by CARE based on considerations of each individual applicant. Anyone who has taken the CARE Chemistry Class for 6 hours credit is eligible to take the 3-day Advanced Chemistry Workshop, but to teach chemistry for CARE, one must be at least a CARE Intern.

    CARE maintains the right to revoke such authorization for cause at any time. To maintain Chem-Authorized status, the CI or CCI must teach at least two official CARE Chemistry classes per year with a minimum of 3 students each.

  • CARE Chem Examiner

    One authorized to proctor a Chem Practice Class by having taught at least 6 official CARE Chem classes and having participated in at least one CARESS teleconference considering a pass/fail decision for a Chem Candidate’s performance.

SCHEDULING YOUR CHEM PRACTICE CLASS

For those planning to go on to become a Chem-Authorized CARE Instructor, See the end of this memo for details of scheduling your Chemistry Practice Class.

CHEM WORKSHOP FEES

The Chem Workshop costs $800 payable to CARE. Registrations are taken on a first come basis. Preregistration required. Preference is given to CIs and CCIs taking the Workshop for the first time. Credit cards are okay. Register by phone (800) 758-8629 or by check via US Mail.

The $800 must be paid in full before one can be considered as a registered participant. Checks and/or credit cards okay. Full address, phone, and email required with registration. Make checks payable to CARE. The fee for repeat students is $400, payable in advance.

Similar professional, in-depth workshops can cost from $1000-$1500. When you begin teaching the CARE Chemistry class, the ala carte price is $250 (USD) for the 6-hour course. At this price you can earn your $800 workshop fee back with the first 4-5 students who take your chemistry class.

REQUIRED TEXTS AND DVDS

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Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple

Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple –  Whether you have a background in chemistry or not, you will understand and enjoy this book. It will enlighten and entertain you while demonstrating, by the chemistry of essential oils, that God’s power and divine nature can be seen through the things he has made. (Romans 1:20) Based on both science and scripture, this book reveals the harmony between the two.

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Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Even Simpler

Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Even Simpler by Michelle M. Truman, Ed.D. – This is a 99 page condensation and adaptation of the 848 page book entitled The Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple. Dr. Truman is an elementary education specialist and has created a chemistry book full of colored illustrations throughout that could be read and enjoyed, not only by children, but by adults who have fears and reservations with regard to scientific subjects like Chemistry.

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Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple DVD – 5 hours

Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple by Dr. David Stewart Even if you don’t like chemistry or have a mental block against math or science, you’ll love this video. In fact, you will enjoy it and find your understanding of science clearer than ever before. This is a filming of one of Dr. Stewart’s chemistry classes.

Please bring both books to class.

PRE-WORKSHOP AND IN-CLASS ASSIGNMENTS

Before Class Preparations:

  • Read all of Part One of the book, The Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple by Stewart (847 pp.)

  • Browse Parts Two and Three of the book, The Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple by Stewart

  • Watch the CARE Chemistry video/DVD completely through at least once.

  • Choose and prepare two topics for presentation in class (one easy, one not-so-easy)

  • Read all of the book, The Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Even Simpler by Truman

These presentations will begin on the second day. Lora Lee and Rihab will lecture the first day. Plenty of Valor, Cedarwood, Lemon, and Peppermint oils will be on hand as well as a variety of emotional releasing oils.

During Class Presentations:

Easy Topics

Make a presentation in class (approx. 20-30 minutes) on one of the following topics to be taken from the essential oils chemistry text. Everything you need to know is in the book. NOTE: Everyone will be presenting a different topic from those given below. Submit your choices via email with a first, second and third choice in each of the two categories. First come first serve as to whom gets which topic. You must have sent in your payment for the Workshop to be eligible to choose. Choices are not considered until payment is made.

Select your first, second, and third choices on the form below to send them to Lora Lee Stewart. She will notify you of which of your choices you have been assigned.

  • Introduction I – (Following outline on p. 741)

  • Introduction II – (pp. xxxvi – xliv plus quick review of Part II and how one might use it)

  • Review of Resources I – CH 1 (pp. 1-14)

  • Review of Resources II – CH 1 (pp. 15 – 50)

  • What Oils do in Living Plants – CH 2 (pp. 51-77)

  • Lord of the Rings I (Benzene) – CH 6 (pp. 172-177)

  • Lord of the Rings II (Frequency) – CH 6 (pp. 177-187)

  • Lord of the Rings III (Resonance/Phenols) – CH 6 (pp. 187-198)

  • Species and Chemotypes – CH 8, (pp. 234-254)

  • Review of Chem One Concepts (See outline on p. 746)

  • Conclusion (See outline on p. 748)

NOT-SO-EASY TOPICS

Make a presentation in class (approx. 30-40 minutes) on one of the following fourteen topics to be taken from the essential oils chemistry text.

Select your first, second, and third choices on the form below to send them to Lora Lee Stewart. She will notify you of which of your choices you have been assigned.

  • Chem Made Easy I – CH 3 (pp. 78-101) Electrons to What is Periodic

  • Chem Made Easy II – CH 3 (pp. 101-116) Families to Oil Blot Test

  • The Chosen Ones I – CH 4 (pp. 121-132) CHOSN to Miniature Factories

  • The Chosen Ones II – CH 4 (pp. 132-138) Appetites to Actions of CHOSN Ones

  • Organic Chem Made Easy I – CH 5 (pp. 142-155) Organic to Radical Sisters

  • Organic Chem Made Easy II – CH 5 (pp. 156-169) Alcoholics to Element of Love

  • Biochem Made Easy I – CH 7 (pp. 202-217) 100 Trillion Cells to Keys to Cells

  • Biochem Made Easy II – CH 7 (pp. 217-230) More Examples to How Enzymes Work

  • Isoprenes & PMS I – CH 9 (pp. 255-291) Isoprenes to Compound Personalities

  • Isoprenes & PMS II – CH 9 (pp. 291-304) PMS to Biblical Example

  • Common Compounds I – CH 10 (pp. 309-338) Compound Behavior, Alcohols to Ketones

  • Common Compounds II – CH 10 (pp. 338-384) pH, Acids, Esters to Furans

  • Answers to FAQ I – CH 12 (pp. 430-451 (Heat, Light, Air to Skin

  • Answers to FAQ II – CH 12 (pp. 451-488) Allergies, X-rays, Plastic to Safety

Everything you need to prepare for these presentations is in the text, The Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple. You need no other resource. CARE will provide handouts and the oils mentioned in the outlines to pass around for each of the sections during the Workshop.

However, during your Practice Chem Class, you will need to provide any necessary oils, as well as handouts consisting of the Periodic Table and the Course Outline. In making your presentations, consult the Course Outline, pp. 740-751, to make sure you cover the points on the outline.

SUMMARY OF PRE-CLASS ASSIGNMENTS:

  • Read Part One of THE CHEMISTRY OF ESSENTIAL OILS MADE SIMPLE by Stewart including the Introduction.

  • Read all of THE CHEMISTRY OF ESSENTIAL OILS MADE EVEN SIMPLER by Truman

  • Watch the CARE Chem Video/DVD at least once.

  • Prepare one 20-30-minute EASY Presentation for class.

  • Prepare one 30-40-minute NOT-SO-EASY Presentation for class.

  • Browse Parts Two and Three of the textbook and choose your favorite sections or topics of Part Three.

YOUR CHEM PRACTICE CLASS

Your Chem Practice Class must be taught in the presence of a Chem-Authorized CARE Instructor who is also a CARE Chem Examiner. Details of scheduling, fees, expenses, etc., are to be worked out with the specific Observing Instructor you choose. There is a $300-$400 examiners fee payable to the Class Observer. You must also cover any travel or lodging expenses they may incur.

The Observation Class is not for CARE Credit, even though it will follow the same format as given in the Chem Class Outline, pp. 740-751. It will normally start at 8:30 am and finish at 4:30 pm with a lunch break of 1 hour, with a total of 7 hours of teaching. There must be a minimum of three people taking the class (not including the observer). There is no fee for the student participants to take the class. It is FREE. Neither do they earn any credit and no certificates are given.

The Chem-Authorized Candidate is to provide all necessary oils, Legos, and class notes, which are to include a copy of the Periodic Table and Chem Course Outline as given in the text.

Chemistry Books are to be provided to all participants. These may be copies they already own, ones they purchase from you, or your Chem Examiner at the beginning of the class, or copies loaned to them for the class. Chem-Authorized Candidates may purchase books from CARE for resale for up to 40% discount. In many cases, the Chem Examiner will provide the chem books for sale and keep the profits. Work this out in advance with your CARE Examiner as to whether you or they will provide books for sale.

The Chem Authorized Candidate is responsible for arranging a suitable place with tables, chairs, white board/flip chart, and all other necessities for teaching the Practice Chem Class.
Upon completion of the class, the Observing Chem Examiner will go over any changes or corrections that need to be made in your presentation. If it is their first Chem Class proctorship, they will then contact the CARE Support Services Committee (CARESS) and discuss your performance at which time the decision of pass/fail will be made by the Observing CCI and CARESS. Otherwise, they may let you know immediately if you have passed or failed. It is at their discretion whether to consult with the CARESS committee if it is NOT their first time proctoring a Chem Class. The decision for pass or fail, and/or any conditions to be made in the decision, will be delivered to you by your Observing Chem Examiner. This process can take a couple of weeks depending on the availability of the CARESS members to confer in a teleconference. There is a $50 fee to convene the CARESS Committee, remitted by the Examining CCI, to be included in the Examining Fee they charge to the Candidate.

Do not schedule a CARE Class to teach Chemistry until you have been notified of a successful pass. Upon a positive notification for your Practice Class, you will be authorized to schedule and teach CARE Chemistry classes and post such on the CARE Website.

Class Presentation Selection Form

    0123 - Introduction I

    0123 - Introduction II

    0123 - Review of Resources I

    0123 - Review of Resources II

    0123 - What Oils do in Living Plants

    0123 - Lord of the Rings I (Benzene)

    0123 - Lord of the Rings II (Frequency)

    0123 - Lord of the Rings III (Resonance/Phenols)

    0123 - Species and Chemotypes

    0123 - Review of Chem One Concepts

    0123 - Conclusion

    0123 - Chem Made Easy I

    0123 - Chem Made Easy II

    0123 - The Chosen Ones I

    0123 - The Chosen Ones II

    0123 - Organic Chem Made Easy I

    0123 - Organic Chem Made Easy II

    0123 - Biochem Made Easy I

    0123 - Biochem Made Easy II

    0123 - Isoprenes and PMS I

    0123 - Isoprenes and PMS II

    0123 - Common Compounds I

    0123 - Common Compounds II

    0123 - Answers to FAQ I

    0123 - Answers to FAQ II

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