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What is Aromatherapy?

Picture of Rosemary Herb - Rosemary is a very powerful Essential Oil used in Aromatherapy.
Picture of blue flowers. Most Essential Oils are extracted from flowers. Essential Oils are used in Aromatherapy.

Aromatherapy can be used for:

Aromatherapy may be found to be helpful to those wanting to reduce everyday stress and so help with the ability to cope, relax and sleep. As well as being used in individual therapy sessions and at home, it is also used in a variety of settings, including hospitals and hospices.

The Treatment

  • A thorough consultation is conducted at the onset to outline your medical history and identify any counter-indications.
  • The treatment is delivered as a gentle massage infused with Energy Healing for a more sublime effect, incorporating a mix of Swedish Massage and Lymphatic Drainage.
  • Aromatherapy is lighter in pressure than Deep Tissue as the oils (which are healing in nature), are extremely penetrative, meaning less manipulation of the body is required.
  • A bespoke blend of oils are crafted on the day, subject to your presenting symptoms. The “blend” acts as an organic prescriptive, a signature remedy exclusive for your DNA in that moment.
  • The oils seep into the blood stream via the hair follicles, pores in the skin and lymph nodes, enabling a profound healing to transpire from a cellular level.
The Aromatherapy Treatment
Aromatherapy Explained