Aromatherapy is a form of complementary medicine used to maintain, balance and heal the body, mind and spirit with the informed and controlled use of essential oils. Each oil has his own unique healing properties and fragrance.

A professional aromatherapist focuses on treating the person, not the disease and takes a holistic approach to each client. The therapist take a full case history and matches the client’s physical and emotional needs with many possible essential oil combinations. After that a unique blend of oils is made for each client. A clinical aromatherapist uses this blend in combination with massage to encourage deep relaxation and enhance the therapeutic action of the essences.

There are other methods of using essential oils, such as inhalations, aromatic baths, ointments, compresses and more.

Clinical Aromatherapy is safe and appropriate complementary therapy for men and women, children and the elderly. It can be effective when used alone, but it can also be used to complement conventional treatment by bringing additional benefits and often speeding up the healing process.

Aromatherapy is a powerful treatment for stress-related conditions that have physical and psychological aspect. Anxiety, Insomnia, Irritable Bowel Syndrom (IBS) are just a few example that have all been treated successfully. Musculo-skeletal  complaints respond well to the combination of essential oils and massage and many skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis can be treated with vegetable and essential oils in topical applications. Treating respiratory conditions with essential oils in inhalations can be very effective.