Kylie Thompson Announces 'Aromatherapy for the Emotions.'
Kylie Thompson announces publication of 'Aromatherapy for the Emotions' in conjunction with Lulu (www.lulu.com), the world’s fastest-growing provider of print-on-demand books.
(170pp, paperback, 8.5 x 11 in, ISBN 1411631935, US$19.95.)
Aromatherapy for the Emotions is the complete guide to using nature's essential oils to treat negative emotional states, and enhance positive emotions. The book contains 51 essential oil profiles according to their effects on emotional states, over 45 recipes for massage oil blends, over 45 recipes for bath blends and over 180 recipes for the oil burner all designed for individual emotional states (e.g. grief, fear, anger, anxiety, and heartbreak). The book explains how aroma can affect emotions, and also explains how negative emotional states can impact on a person's overall physical and mental well-being. The book also has a detailed section on choosing oils according to personality, and also a section devoted to aromatherapy's effects on the body's energy system and also explains how blockages in the energy system can occur due to prolonged negative emotional states. Individual essential oils are identified according to their chakra orientations. A massage technique for balancing and unblocking the chakras is also described.
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ABOUT AUTHOR
Kylie Thompson is a 32 year old mother of four children, an Australian Citizen and a Beauty Therapist by trade, with additional certificates in Aromatherapy, Acrylic nails and Make-up artistry. Kylie has 12 years experience within the beauty industry, and is a former salon owner/operator. Kylie has also completed the first year of university study of a Bachelor of Education, majoring in Home Economics and minoring in Health Education. She currently lives in the beautiful Western Australian Chittering Valley amongst unspoiled natural bush land and native fauna. "Aromatherapy for the Emotions' is Kylie's first written text.
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