BALANCING THE IMMUNE SYSTEM USING ESSENTIAL OILS
Working together with Energy Psychologist, Martin Lewis we bring you this empowering day course, sharing our knowledge on how you can use essential oils to gain a strong immune system.
Using kinesiology techniques, you will learn how to listen to your body:
You will also learn how to do an aromatherapy hand massage to bring you into complete balance.
The course will help you to understand which essential oils will assist in bringing you to optimum health.
Aromatherapy harnesses the power of essential oils to balance mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. This ancient practice uses natural scents to create a therapeutic environment. Essential oils, extracted from plants, influence our emotions and physiological responses. When inhaled, they can quickly impact our mood and state of mind.
Aromatherapy addresses various issues, from headaches to anxiety. For example, lavender oil calms, while eucalyptus invigorates. Don't underestimate the power; incorporating aromatherapy into your routine can create a tranquil atmosphere that promotes relaxation, emotional healing, and overall well-being.
You will create your own blend at the workshop to take home.
Location
The Woodland
Withey Copse Farm
Hyde Lane
Ecchinswell
Berkshire
RG20 4UN
Cost: £240/per person
Date and Time
16th February 10:00 - 6:00pm
Very small group, so please book early.
Using kinesiology techniques, you will learn how to listen to your body:
- which organ requires support
- what your emotions are telling you
- what your behavioural responses mean
- whether you are spiritually protected
You will also learn how to do an aromatherapy hand massage to bring you into complete balance.
The course will help you to understand which essential oils will assist in bringing you to optimum health.
Aromatherapy harnesses the power of essential oils to balance mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. This ancient practice uses natural scents to create a therapeutic environment. Essential oils, extracted from plants, influence our emotions and physiological responses. When inhaled, they can quickly impact our mood and state of mind.
Aromatherapy addresses various issues, from headaches to anxiety. For example, lavender oil calms, while eucalyptus invigorates. Don't underestimate the power; incorporating aromatherapy into your routine can create a tranquil atmosphere that promotes relaxation, emotional healing, and overall well-being.
You will create your own blend at the workshop to take home.
Location
The Woodland
Withey Copse Farm
Hyde Lane
Ecchinswell
Berkshire
RG20 4UN
Cost: £240/per person
Date and Time
16th February 10:00 - 6:00pm
Very small group, so please book early.
Contraindications
Please be aware of the following contraindications when using essential oils during our sessions:
Please be aware of the following contraindications when using essential oils during our sessions:
- Pregnancy: Certain oils like basil, clary sage, and rosemary should be avoided.
- Epilepsy: Oils such as sage and hyssop can trigger seizures.
- High Blood Pressure: Avoid oils like rosemary and thyme.
- Sensitive Skin: Some oils can cause irritation; always do a patch test.
- Children and Elderly: Use lower concentrations as their skin can be more sensitive.
- Asthma: Steam inhalations with essential oils can sometimes trigger attacks.
- Kidney Problems: Oils like juniper should be avoided.
T&C's
- Payment is to be made in full, 2 weeks before the course start date. Invoices will be sent out for BACS transfer payment.
- Any money paid is non-refundable and non-transferrable.
- Refreshments (herbal and regular tea / coffee and biscuits ) will be provided, however please bring your own lunch and utensils.
And I said to my body, softly, "I want to be your friend. It took a long breath and replied, "I've been waiting my whole life for this."
- Nayyirah Waheed (Poet and Author)
If you listen to your body when it whispers, you won't have to hear it scream"
- Dan Millman (Author)
Shamanism is not a religion. It's a method. And when this method is practiced with humility, reverence and self-discipline, the shaman's path can become a way of life.
- Hank Wesselman (Anthropologist)
