A·R·N Education

Masterclasses to watch anytime.

Recorded, on-demand video trainings from the Anti-Microbial Resilience Network. Start with the open class below, then explore the sessions grouped by audience — general public, holistic health professionals, and researchers and clinicians. Looking for live sessions instead? Visit Workshops.

Start here — open to everyone

The next generation of antibacterial suppositories.

This class sits outside the three audiences below: it is useful whether you are simply curious, practising, or researching.

I. General public

Understanding — so you can act.

For anyone curious about antimicrobial resistance and what it means in everyday life — no scientific background required.

The Silent Threat and the Fragrant Solution

A masterclass replay from Dr. Cécile Ellert on antimicrobial resistance and the role of essential oils in a preventive, integrative approach.

Antibio-resistance: Why Antibiotics Are Making the Problem Worse

A masterclass from Dr. Cécile Ellert exploring how antibiotic use can, paradoxically, deepen the antimicrobial resistance crisis.

II. Holistic health professionals

A better-equipped practice.

For aromatherapists and integrative health practitioners looking for precise, evidence-informed clinical strategies.

Why should aromatherapists care about antimicrobial resistance?

A conversation between Dr. Cécile Ellert and Annette Davis, President of NAHA, on the role aromatherapists can play in the face of antimicrobial resistance — and why it concerns the profession directly.

A·R·N for Aromatherapy Professionals

A short presentation from Dr. Cécile Ellert on antimicrobial resistance and the part aromatherapists can play — and how A·R·N intends to build that work together with the profession.

More English-language sessions for this audience are on the way. French-language masterclasses are already available — voir la page en français →

III. Researchers and clinicians

Research in dialogue.

For researchers, clinicians, and institutions working on antimicrobial resistance and integrative approaches.

English-language sessions for this audience are being prepared. In the meantime, a French-language research webinar is available — voir la page en français →