Frankincense Resins - How to Use & Incorporate in to your Aromatherapy Practice with Robin B. Kessler, CA™️

Learner Outcomes:

✔️Therapeutic properties

✔️ Infusing the resins

✔️ How they relate to the essential oils

I am a Certified Clinical Aromatherapist. . I received my certification from Aromahead Institute and NY Institute of Aromatic Studies, The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine, and continue to take courses in Aromatherapy, Resins, and Incense. I am a Clinical Member and Professional Teacher with NAHA and a Professional Member of IFPA.

I consult with and prepare blends for pain management doctors, acupuncturists and chiropractors looking to better understand Aromatherapy and teach educational seminars. I do private consulting, in person and by phone, with people seeking my help. My specialty is working with seniors and those who need Palliative and Hospice Care.

I have researched and studied extensively on Frankincense resins through schools and working with farmers and organizations to help keep these trees sustainable.

I have written articles on Frankincense and Hospice to many Aromatherapy Publications and wrote a book called Frankincense Resins-The Journey and Beyond plus a Companion PDF an extension of recipes from the book. I run a Facebook group about these resins and hold courses and workshops on What is Frankincense and How to Use it.