My Client Case Study last night ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ A client came to me seeking support for chronic, non-healing skin problems on her hands. As an aromatherapist, I used kinesiology to help select essential oils that best matched her current needs. The oils identified were Marjoram, Angelica, and Niaouli. Kinesiology indicated that Marjoram should be used in the highest proportion, followed by Angelica, with Niaouli in the smallest amount. Based on the properties traditionally associated with these oils, Marjoram appeared to correspond with her symptoms of IBS, chronic skin irritation, and unresolved grief. Angelica was selected to support the skin, while Niaouli was chosen for its traditional association with emotional resilience and inner strength. We also explored the symbolic meaning of the skin and the specific area affected. Within the framework we were using, the skin was associated with experiences of separation and loss, while the conditions presenting on hands specifically were interpreted as relating to trauma connected with masculine energy. As we discussed the client's personal history, an important pattern emerged. Her skin problems first appeared when her much older brother, who had taken on the role of a father figure in her life, left home. She realised that she had unconsciously tried to fill the emotional void and take over his role within the family. She never felt able to meet those expectations because it was never truly her role. Together, we considered whether this unresolved loss may have been emotionally significant for her. More recently, her skin condition had become noticeably worse following another major loss—her grandmother passed away not long ago. During the consultation, we reflected on whether this recent bereavement may have reactivated earlier feelings of grief and separation. I prepared a personalised topical cream containing the selected essential oils for her to apply to the affected areas. An unexpected and meaningful moment occurred when she smelled the blend. She immediately said that the aroma was exactly like the scent of her late grandmother's home. The fragrance instantly brought back memories of the time she had spent there with her grandmother.

Monday 13th: Clinical Aromatherapy Diploma Students, 7pm GMT live on zoom: Complex Cases. @Jill Newman @Sharon Banfield @Sharon Davis Anyone else wanting to join us, please comment below or PM me. Tuesday 14th: A&P, 1pm GMT live on zoom, Muscular System @S L-b Tuesday 14th: Learning to dowse for Essential Oils, 7pm GMT live on zoom @Ewa Skabek Anyone else wanting to join us, the details are here: https://www.skool.com/maverick-aromatherapy-3200/learn-to-dowse-for-essential-oils Wednesday 15th: Natural First Aid Kit, 12noon GMT, live on zoom. @Gail Morgan @Connie Durnin @Kathryn Lynnette Bales @Malaika Kayani @Kimberly Armatys @Karena Mee @Helen Bullock @Vicci C Anyone else wanting to hop on, the details are here: https://www.skool.com/maverick-aromatherapy-3200/natural-first-aid-kit-for-the-home Wednesday 15th: Warrior Women of the Chakras, 7pm GMT live on zoom. @Emma Disney @Fiona Dorey White Buffalo Calf Woman, handout for this class sent via chat. Next series/course starts on Wednesday 13th May. Details here: https://www.skool.com/maverick-aromatherapy-3200/warrior-women-of-the-chakras A reminder that Essential Oils for Summer starts on Monday 27th April, 7pm GMT live on zoom. You need to get your registration in ASAP so I can send you your accompanying 17 sniffy sticks (nasal inhalers) We will be exploring: Lemon Myrtle, Hiba Wood, Celery, Arina, Michela Alba, Cape Verbena, Anethi, Linden Blossom, Holy Basil, Coriander, Buddha Wood, Mullilam, Jatamansi, Hakka, Bog Myrtle, African Bluegrass and Zedoary. Your address will be required to send out your accompanying sniffy sticks. Accompanying comprehensive handouts will be available after each module. You can sign up via Classroom (remembering I will need your address) or just contact me via chat.

Hi everyone, any experience using Essential Oils on clients taking Monjaro? Anything cautions, contrindications, reactions or anything alse to be aware of please? Xxx

Go on, be a devil.... tell us a little or a lot about yourself 😊, let's get to know you! Are you a novice/home user of complementary therapies or a therapist or currently a student? Rainbows, Jane