Carolyn Song: “There was this whole new world spread in front of me that I never have even imagined before.”

by | Aromatherapy, General, Personal Profile

The Tisserand Institute is made up not just of our tutors and core team, but also an incredible body of passionate students who come from all over the world. We want to give them the floor to share their stories and their experience with us.

Even if she does not (yet) have a career in aromatherapy, Carolyn Song is passionate about essential oils and learning all about them. She was visiting a friend in London when she participated in a workshop and conference organized by IFPA where Robert’s talk inspired her to want to learn more, discover the world of essential oils. She had to wait for nearly a year before we opened our first course, but has been studying at the Tisserand Institute ever since. It’s a great privilege for us to know Carolyn trusts us as her source of information! And it’s always amazing to have her in a class. 

The interview was conducted by Rachel Andorfer Captions have been edited and you can turn them on or off as you prefer.

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  • Hana is the COO of the Tisserand Institute. She supervises our staff of seven, manages our teaching platform, organizes training courses, hosts webinars, commissions blog posts, oversees the creation of infographics and social media content, and writes our newsletters. Somehow, she also finds time to write her own blog posts and she is our go-to IT person. Being raised in a family of doctors and nurses has given her an underlying interest in the workings of the human body, which later manifested in her specialization in medical translation. Hana is a Czech citizen with 7 years of experience in translation and interpreting, her other languages being French and English. Working as an interpreter for politicians, authors, educators and medical professionals has given her a valuable perspective on how to effectively communicate information and avoid dispute. Hana has been working with Robert Tisserand since 2015, and has a unique perspective on how information about essential oils is sourced, processed and communicated.

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