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Online Trichology Course
| Module 1 | Introduction |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Welcome |
| Unit 2 | What is Trichology? |
| Module 2 | Bespoke First Aid |
| Unit 1 | Vasovagal Attack |
| Unit 2 | Anaphylaxis Reaction |
| Unit 3 | Choking |
| Unit 4 | External Bleeding |
| Unit 5 | Eye Injury |
| Unit 6 | Needle Stick Injury |
| Unit 7 | Recovery Position |
| Unit 8 | CPR |
| Unit 9 | End of Module Exam |
| Module 3 | Anatomy and Physiology |
| Unit 1 | Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology |
| Unit 2 | Components of animal cells |
| Unit 3 | Main Tissue Types of the Body |
| Unit 4 | Integumentary System |
| Unit 5 | Structure of the Hair |
| Unit 6 | Hair |
| Unit 7 | Types of Bonds in the Hair Structure |
| Unit 8 | Male Pattern Hair Loss (MPHL) |
| Unit 9 | Female and Diffuse Hair Loss |
| Unit 10 | The Ageing Process |
| Unit 11 | Wound Healing |
| Unit 12 | Composition and Functions of Blood Plasma and Blood Cells |
| Unit 13 | The Heart |
| Unit 14 | The Circulatory System (Cardiovascular) |
| Unit 15 | Pathologies of the Cardiovascular System |
| Unit 16 | The Nervous System |
| Unit 17 | The Endocrine System |
| Unit 18 | Pathogenic and Non-Pathogenic Agents |
| Unit 19 | Immunisation and the Body’s Defence Mechanisms |
| Unit 20 | Allergens, Haptens, Inflammatory Response and Hypersensitive Skin Reactions |
| Unit 21 | Chemicals in Hair Products and Their Effects on the Skin |
| Unit 22 | Anatomy and Physiology Exam |
| Module 4 | Health, Safety and Hygiene |
| Unit 1 | Health and Safety |
| Unit 2 | Hazard Signs and their meanings |
| Unit 3 | Sanitation |
| Unit 4 | Codes of Practice |
| Unit 5 | Hygiene Checklist |
| Unit 6 | C.O.S.H.H |
| Unit 7 | Insurance |
| Unit 8 | Working Environment |
| Unit 9 | End of Module Exam |
| Unit 10 | Health, Hygiene and Safety Exam |
| Module 5 | Role of nutrition |
| Unit 1 | Digestive System |
| Unit 2 | Major Food Groups and Their Functions |
| Unit 3 | The Main Constituents of the Human Cell |
| Unit 4 | Macromolecules in Human Cells and Their Functions |
| Unit 5 | Digestion and Absorption of Macromolecules and Micromolecules |
| Unit 6 | Anabolism and Catabolism |
| Unit 7 | Skin and Hair Conditions Caused by Vitamin Deficiency |
| Unit 8 | Role of Nutrition Exam |
| Module 6 | Science in Trichology |
| Unit 1 | States of Matter and Changes of State |
| Unit 2 | Atoms, Elements, Molecules and Compounds |
| Unit 3 | Structure of the Atom and Subatomic Particles |
| Unit 4 | Chemical Bonding and Chemical Equations |
| Unit 5 | Carbon and Covalent Bonding in Biological Molecules |
| Unit 6 | Understanding Penetration Enhancers and Skin Absorption |
| Unit 7 | Science in Trichology Exam |
| Module 7 | Chemistry of hair and beauty products |
| Unit 1 | Chemistry of Active Ingredients in Hair and Beauty Products |
| Unit 2 | Functional Groups and Reactivity in Hair and Beauty Products |
| Unit 3 | Effects and Safe Use of Active Ingredients in Hair and Beauty Products |
| Unit 4 | Product and Ingredient Choices |
| Unit 5 | Properties of Packaging Materials and Their Structure |
| Unit 6 | Properties and Effects of Ultraviolet Radiation on Hair and Beauty Products and Packaging |
| Unit 7 | Chemistry of hair and beauty products exam |
| Module 8 | Providing a Trichology service |
| Unit 1 | Consultation and Examination |
| Unit 2 | Managing Expectations |
| Unit 3 | Recognition of Common Skin Conditions: Pathogenic, hormonal or auto-immune origin |
| Unit 4 | Recognition of Common Skin Conditions: Physical damage |
| Unit 5 | Recognition of Common Skin Conditions: Reactive Chemicals |
| Unit 6 | Recognition of Common Skin Conditions: Extreme Temperature |
| Unit 7 | Recognition of Male Pattern Hair Loss (MPHL) |
| Unit 8 | Recognition of Female and Diffuse Hair Loss |
| Unit 9 | Differential Hypothesis and Referral in Trichology |
| Unit 10 | Differential Hypothesis, Referral and Evaluation of Treatment |
| Unit 11 | Scalp Analysis |
| Unit 12 | How to Identify Scalp Conditions with scalp analysis |
| Unit 13 | Hair and Scalp Conditions |
| Unit 14 | Treatment Planning |
| Unit 15 | Aftercare and Home Care Advice |
| Unit 16 | Follow Up Sessions |
| Unit 17 | Providing a Trichology Service Exam |
| Module 9 | Controlling risk in a trichology practice |
| Unit 1 | Contraindications, Red Flags and Professional Client Handling |
| Unit 2 | Understanding Hazards, Risks, and Risk Assessments in the Workplace |
| Unit 3 | Legislation Relevant to Health and Safety in the Workplace |
| Unit 4 | Classification of Chemical Substances and Biological Conditions in Hair Work |
| Unit 5 | Conducting a Risk Assessment in a Clinical/Trichology Setting |
| Unit 6 | Controlling risk in a trichology practice exam |
| Module 10 | Completion |
| Unit 1 | Congratulations |