In Essence
The Journal of The International Federation of Professional Aromatherapists
Originally co-edited by Gabriel Mojay and Pat Herbert,
and now by Helen Vinter and Pat, In Essence is the quarterly
Aromatherapy journal of the International Federation of Professional
Aromatherapists. It features a diverse spectrum of outstanding
articles on all aspects of professi0nal Aromatherapy, aromatic
plants and essential oils, by practitioners and experts from
around the world. Subscription to the journal is available to
all who share an interest in Aromatherapy. |
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Vol 1 • No 1 ~ Summer 2002 Agnus Castus and psychoneuroimmunology ~ Janina Sorenson (Denmark) An overview of aromatic medicine ~ Ron Guba (Australia) Why have modern roses lost their scent? ~ Prof. Dietrich Wabner (Germany) Connecting with aromatic plants ~ Jennie Harding (UK) A journey to Nepal ~ Su Hagan (UK) |
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Vol 1 • No 2 ~ Autumn 2002 Perfume of the pharoahs ~ Lise Manniche PhD (Denmark) Aromatherapy in pain management ~ Jane Buckle PhD (USA) Aromatic treatment of respiratory conditions ~ Gabriel Mojay (UK) Odour profiling of essential oils ~ Tony Burfield (UK) Legislative challenges to UK aromatherapy ~ Sylvia Baker (UK) |
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Vol 1 • No 3 ~ Winter 2002-3 The properties of Eucalyptus globulus oil ~ Gabriel Mojay (UK) Aromatherapy and premenstrual syndrome ~ Carolyn Roberts (UK) How aromatherapy can help autism ~ Jane Ellwood (UK) Psychology for aromatherapists ~ Ronan M Kisch (USA) Current practice on essential oil dilutions ~ Sue Mann (UK) |
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Vol 1 • No 4 ~ Spring 2003 Essential oils and the cancer miasm ~ Bruce
Berkowsky PhD (USA) |
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Vol 2 • No 1 ~ Summer 2003 A new theory of aromatherapy ~ Kurt Schnaubelt PhD (USA) An East-West approach to head massage ~ Anna-Louise Haigh (UK) |
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Vol 2 • No 2 ~ Autumn 2003 Secrets of plant life ~ Katerina Svoboda PhD (UK) IFPA's Spring Conference ~ Andrea Lambell (UK) |
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Vol 2 • No 3 ~ Winter 2003-4 Essential oils in holistic menopause management ~ Barbara Lucks (USA) Sensism: a new multi-sensory approach to health and well-being ~ Charles Spence PhD (UK) Aromatherapy for people with dementia ~ Jenny Henry (UK)In search of sustainable rosewood oil ~ Liz Tams (UK) Healing synergy for body and soul ~ Bruce Berkowsky PhD (USA) |
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Vol 2 • No 4 ~ Spring 2004 Aromatherapy in pregnancy and labour ~ Juliette Preston Methyl eugenol: the current 'bete noire' of
aromatherapy ~ Bob Harris May Chang (Litsea cubeba) ~ Ian Smith |
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Vol 3 • No 1 ~ Summer 2004 Working with animals - pain management using
aromatic plants ~ Caroline Ingraham Olive oil: the gold of the ancients ~ Eva-Marie Lind-Shiveley Maunka (Leptospermum scoparium) ~ Ian Smith |
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Vol 3 • No 2 ~ Autumn 2004 Aromatic waters: capturing the healing essence ~
Joe Nasr Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) ~ Ian Smith |
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Vol 3 • No 3 ~ Winter 2004-5 The future of aromatherapy: science or intuition? ~ Kurt Schnaubelt PhD Distilling your own essential oils ~ Daniel Coaten Plant conservation ~ Aromatherapy Trade
Council (ATC) Bay laurel (Laurus nobilis) ~ Ian Smith |
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Vol 3 • No 4 ~ Spring 2005 Aromatherapy and the perception of pain ~ John Kerr & Michele Casey The 'm' technique® ~ Jane Buckle PhD Working with doctors ~ Sasha Cunningham Seaweed (Fucus vesiculosus) ~ Ian Smith |
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Vol 4 • No 1 ~ Summer 2005 Musculoskeletal disorders: an Oriental approach to treatment ~ Gabriel Mojay Palliative aromatherapy care helps patients at San Diego
hospice ~ Rodney Schwan & Paul Ash PhD Enjoying the scents of Grasse ~ Sue Jenkins Vanilla (Vanilla planifolia) ~ Ian Smith |
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