Clinical Aromatherapy
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Symptoms
Muscle pain, strains and inflammation, Post exercise stiffness, Headaches, Neck and Back pain, Anxiety, relaxation, Stress, Depression, Osteoarthritis, Fibromyalgia plus many more conditions... |
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Treatments
Can be used within massage treatments, mixed with ultrasound gel, inhalations and infusions at home as part of a rehabilitation programme.
Can be used within massage treatments, mixed with ultrasound gel, inhalations and infusions at home as part of a rehabilitation programme.
- Initial consultation, assessment and diagnosis - £60
- Further treatments - £45 per hour session
Massage therapy types where aromatherapy is shown to help
Trigger point therapy, relaxation massage, Indian head massage and sports and remedial massage
Aromatherapy Massage treatment is available for any of the clinics or home visits Oxford, Bicester, Chipping Norton areas
Aromatherapy Massage treatment is available for any of the clinics or home visits Oxford, Bicester, Chipping Norton areas
Commonly asked questions:
How does the plant aromas help with real physical problems?
The Aroma is just a by product, each essential oil has unique properties which is absorbed into the system via massage - ultrasound etc. They can be used to stimulate physical processes such as circulation, and digestion or to ease muscular tension, aches, pains. If you want to know more contact Paul a fully qualified massage therapist.
Where do the oils come from?
Oils are extracted from plants around the world and its common these days to find many in off the shelf products like shampoo, soaps: tea tree, lavender,marjoram etc
Can I get these oils over the counter
Aromatherapy can be purchased in high street stores; however, these oils are pure and very concentrated, and should be used only as directed by a qualified aromatherapist.
The Aroma is just a by product, each essential oil has unique properties which is absorbed into the system via massage - ultrasound etc. They can be used to stimulate physical processes such as circulation, and digestion or to ease muscular tension, aches, pains. If you want to know more contact Paul a fully qualified massage therapist.
Where do the oils come from?
Oils are extracted from plants around the world and its common these days to find many in off the shelf products like shampoo, soaps: tea tree, lavender,marjoram etc
Can I get these oils over the counter
Aromatherapy can be purchased in high street stores; however, these oils are pure and very concentrated, and should be used only as directed by a qualified aromatherapist.