chromotherapy

Chromotherapy or Color Therapy

Duties & responsibilities:

Color therapists believe that it is possible to use light in the form of color, to balance energy to help physical, mental or emotional problems. As a color therapist, you may see clients with a range of conditions including depression, eczema, high blood pressure, and menstrual problems. It is believed that color can help people boost their immune system, or increase their creativity and ability to learn. You would use your knowledge of color to assess a client’s color preference and discuss your findings.

Salary:

You would usually be self-employed and charge an hourly rate, typically between $30 and $60 an hour.

Education:

You can prepare to work in color therapy by taking a certificate or diploma, like those awarded by the Vocational Training Charitable Trust or The Association of Natural Medicine. Alternatively, you could start by doing shorter courses, which can be useful as an introduction or for general interest.

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Reflection:

I would not like to be a chromotherapy or color therapy because I don’t find that career interesting or something I would like to make a living out of, it does not capture my attention even though they do get paid well.