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Aromatherapy Treatment
- by Kadi Pariis, our award winning holistic therapist

We are committed to making your treatment experience as comfortable as possible by endeavouring to provide a gentle, caring approach for all our patients. Any concerns you might have simply mention them to the receptionist or, on the day, to your therapist.

What is aromatherapy?
What conditions may aromatherapy be used to treat?
How can aromatherapy help you?
What will your visit involve?



What is aromatherapy?

Aromatherapy is the therapeutic use of essential oils from flowers, trees and shrubs and their fruits, blooms, leaves, stems and roots.

Essential oils are usually either massaged into the body, to be absorbed through the skin, or inhaled by means of vaporisers. They may also be added to steam inhalations or baths, added to compresses or spread throughout a room with diffusers.

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What conditions may aromatherapy be used to treat?


Aromatherapy is, in itself, a delightfully relaxing experience. However in addition, aromatherapy has been used to treat a wide range of conditions:

  • Digestive problems
  • Aches and pains
  • Arthritis
  • Period pains and problems
  • Headaches and migraines
  • Sinusitis
  • Depression
  • Stress and anxiety
  • Skin complaints such as psoriasis and eczema
  • Insomnia



How can aromatherapy help you?

Aromatherapy is often used to relieve stress, headaches, insomnia, tension and pain, and to aid relaxation and general wellbeing.

Oils will be blended for your individual needs and with respect to your particular presentation. Aromatherapy can therefore treat several different conditions at the same time.



What will your visit involve?

Your aromatherapist will take a medical history and then determine which oil, or combination of oils, will be the most beneficial for you. You'll normally be asked to undress to your underwear and then be covered with towels in the comfort of one of our warm treatment rooms.

The oils will be diluted in a carrier oil, such as almond or grape seed, and then, depending on your choice of treatment, massaged into your neck, shoulders and upper back or given as a full body massage or as a 'holistic facial'.

You'll be given plenty of time to enjoy the experience and will be encouraged to drink a glass of water before you leave ( - to help you to fully benefit from the effect of the oils).


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