Synopsis
Daiany Petry herein unveils the universe of psychoaromatherapy after years of clinical practice and research. Numerous are the publications that cover the effects of essential oils and their relation with feelings and emotions. What sets this book apart from the others is that it correlates neuroscientific studies with clinical practice. Theory and practice are aligned and walk hand in hand.
The reader will not only find herein a huge trove of references to the medical literature but also will benefit from fluid language that can readily be understood and that is intimate. Such reader friendly content makes this book ideal for those fledging aromatherapists as it is for established professionals. It is also useful for those who seek orientation for self care in a natural and safe way. The author delves into 39 essential oils that are organized in order of their main themes (love, presence, and spirituality), as these reveal their true amplitude and proposals.
Without a doubt this work is one of the most relevant that have yet been published in this field, not only for its quality in technical knowledge but also for the sensitivity of the look it has towards the human being. It is not an overstatement to say that this book is an indispensable tool for the formation of any aromatherapist.
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