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Botanica 2012 Conference

by Andrea Butje on January 27, 2012

Rhiannon Harris is organizing an extraordinary conference in Dublin, Ireland. The conference dates are September 7-10th, 2012.

This is a quote from the Botanica2012 website, to give you a sense of what the conference has to offer us.

“The field of clinical aromatherapy is a rapidly evolving profession in many countries around the world. This continuing integration into health care settings has reached a point where it is now imperative to share information, present results and showcase the potential of essential oils and related herbal remedies across a range of clinical environments.

To date there has been no formal international gathering of experts within northern Europe to share these findings, forge new treatment strategies and plan future integration. In European countries such as France and Germany, aromatherapy is viewed as a branch of herbal medicine, also known as phytotherapy –with much shared tradition and experience in the use of herbal preparations such as essential oils, vegetable oils, hydrolats and herbal tinctures.

Elsewhere in the world, the two professions are often regarded as distinct and self contained; here there is a growing need for greater collaboration between herbalists and aromatherapists to maximize therapeutic efficacy in their respective specialties.

It is with this awareness that botanica2012 was conceived: to be a celebration of plant therapeutics and clinical aromatherapy, bringing together all professionals who work with plants and their extracts in the therapeutic setting.”

Registration: Botanica2012
Feel free to email me with any questions you might have.
Andrea: andrea@aromahead.com

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200 Blog Posts!

by Andrea Butje on January 19, 2012

This blog post is officially number 200! To celebrate I am listing a few of my personal favorites from the past few years. Thanks for being out there and taking the time to read the Aromahead Blog.

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Aromahead Institute Now Providing New York Massage CEU’s

January 11, 2012

Aromahead Institute is excited to be one of the first approved sponsors in New York! Complete all 36 of your required CEU hours through Aromahead Institute’s online and in-person classes. All of Aromahead Institute online courses are written by Andrea Butje and Cindy Black. All exams, photography, lessons, reviews, and videos have been developed specifically [...]

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Essential Oils for the Winter Season

January 7, 2012

I know it is not really fair for me to write about the winter given that I live in Florida… but I’ll justify it because I lived in Ithaca, NY during the winters for many years! I know all about scraping car windows, black ice and freezing cold feet. I had a few blends I [...]

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Business Tips for 2012

January 2, 2012

Seeing successful Aromatherapy businesses brings me great pleasure. I believe in the healing potential of essential oils and I love seeing businesses promoting all their varied uses -  house cleaning and skin care as well as emotional and physical well being. So for those of you out there growing your Aromatherapy businesses, I hope some of these [...]

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Essential Oils for Digestion

December 30, 2011

Essential oils can offer excellent digestive support. This is a simple and helpful blend that smell great! For Digestive Support 4 drops Cardamom essential oil or CO2 extract (Ellettaria cardamomum) 5 drops Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile) 3 drops Ginger (Zingiber officinale) 3 drop Peppermint (Mentha x piperita) Blend essential oil in 1 oz. of unscented cream or jojoba oil. [...]

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