Thyme For You - Aromatherapy in Peterborough

that is to say they treat your mind, body, emotions, & spirit. Every client is treated with an individual blend of essential oils which are chosen to suit a particular complaint and skin type

What should I expect from my First Visit?

Your first appointment with your professional Aromatherapist will begin with a consultation. You will be asked about your general health and vitality, medical history and emotional well being. This detail is necessary because each treatment is highly individual, all factors are taken into account in order to determine each person's therapeutic requirements. Naturally all information will be held in the strictest confidence.

Your Aromatherapist will then select and blend the essential oils appropriate to you individual needs and will in most cased apply them through massage. If you are undergoing medical treatment or there are doubts about your current state of health you will be advised to consult you GP to inform him or her that you are attending for treatment. This is done main the interests of establishing good communications with the medical profession.

A Brief history of Aromatic Medicine and Aromatherapy

Where does Aromatherapy come from?
Aromatherapy is the therapeutic use of essential oils to relieve nervous stress, enhance well being, and promote health and vitality.
Essential oils have been used in perfumery, food flavouring and medicine for about a thousand years. Long before they were first distilled in Persia, the Ancient Egyptians produced scented oils from frankincense, cedarwood and other plants - utilised by priests and perfumers alike.
However the word "Aromatherapie" was coined as recently as 1928 - by French chemist Rene-Maurice Gattefosse.
Aromatherapy gained popularity in the UK as beauty treatment, however increasing recognition of its therapeutic potential by orthodox health care professionals has made it one of our fastest growing complementary therapies.

THYME FOR YOU Aromatherapy Tel: Peterborough (01733) 322031
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	Aromatherapy Aromatherapy is the ancient art of healing using essential oils. which combined with body massage can bring about health, healing, wellbeing & balance. An essential oil is a concentrated liquid obtained from plants & trees. The oils heal you holistically;
	that is to say they treat your mind, body, emotions, & spirit. Every client is treated with an individual blend of essential oils which are chosen to suit a particular complaint and skin type What should I expect from my First Visit? Your first appointment with your professional Aromatherapist will begin with a consultation. You will be asked about your general health and vitality, medical history and emotional well being. This detail is necessary because each treatment is highly individual, all factors are taken into account in order to determine each person's therapeutic requirements. Naturally all information will be held in the strictest confidence. Your Aromatherapist will then select and blend the essential oils appropriate to you individual needs and will in most cased apply them through massage. If you are undergoing medical treatment or there are doubts about your current state of health you will be advised to consult you GP to inform him or her that you are attending for treatment. This is done main the interests of establishing good communications with the medical profession. A Brief history of Aromatic Medicine and Aromatherapy Where does Aromatherapy come from? Aromatherapy is the therapeutic use of essential oils to relieve nervous stress, enhance well being, and promote health and vitality. Essential oils have been used in perfumery, food flavouring and medicine for about a thousand years. Long before they were first distilled in Persia, the Ancient Egyptians produced scented oils from frankincense, cedarwood and other plants - utilised by priests and perfumers alike. However the word "Aromatherapie" was coined as recently as 1928 - by French chemist Rene-Maurice Gattefosse. Aromatherapy gained popularity in the UK as beauty treatment, however increasing recognition of its therapeutic potential by orthodox health care professionals has made it one of our fastest growing complementary therapies.