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 Sue:
You really show your passion and belief in aromatherapy through out your book. You are a
certified aromatherapist. Can you talk about how a person becomes an aromatherapist?
 Judith:
When I became certified as an aromatherapist it was through Aromatherapy Seminars based in
California. It was a home study course, quite involved, that took about a year of
work to complete. I am in the process of getting another certification that is recognized
internationally through The Australasian College of Herbal Studies (www.herbed.com).
Sue: Your co- writer Paula M. Bousquet introduced
you to the world of aromatherapy. How did you meet and what got you so interested in this
fascinating science?
 Judith:
Paula and I have known each other for 14 years. We worked together professional as
technical writers. While you would need to ask Paula what got her interested in
Aromatherapy, for me, I was pregnant at the time. I had been very sick as a young child
and spent considerable time in the hospital. I thought if I pass on any
of these illnesses to my infant, I would want a more natural way of treating her. I
briefly looked into herbology, homeopathy, and aromatherapy. I chose to get certified in
Aromatherapy because I was thrilled with both the breadth of everyday health and beauty
concerns that essential oils could respond to. I was also impressed with the ongoing
research into many significant diseases which are responding to essential oils. I
thought I could get the most benefit from essential oils.
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