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Abstract
Aromatherapy has seen a huge surge in popularity in the past decade, and has proven effective for a wide array of women's health problems. However, the number of women interested in introducing aromatherapy to their personal health care dwarfs the number of clinicians formally trained in it. As a result, large numbers of women self-treat with aromatherapy, which can increase risk factors particularly during pregnancy and lactation. Condensing thorough research into concise, easy-to-digest language, this scientific evidence-based guide enables women's healthcare professionals and aromatherapists to quickly determine the safest and most effective way to apply aromatherapy in any given situation.
The perfect bedside clinical guide for busy professionals, it covers 20 essential oils and their uses in women's health, from pregnancy to menopause. Readers will come away equipped with new tools to improve their patients' comfort and wellbeing, with the confidence of drawing from a reliable base of clinical evidence.
Pam Conrad is a registered nurse and certified clinical aromatherapy practitioner, educator and researcher with over 20 years' experience developing hospital programs in evidence based women's health aromatherapy. She lives in Indiana, USA.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Women's Health Aromatherapy by Pam Conrad PGd, BSN, RN, CCAP | 5 | ||
Acknowledgements | 11 | ||
Key Terminology | 13 | ||
Introduction | 15 | ||
Methods and Safety | 29 | ||
Ch 1. What Is Clinical Aromatherapy? | 23 | ||
Ch 2. Methods and Safety | 29 | ||
Obstetrics | 37 | ||
Ch 3. Pregnancy/Prenatal Aromatherapy | 39 | ||
Ch 4. Aromatherapy for Labor and Delivery | 51 | ||
Ch 5. Postpartum Aromatherapy | 83 | ||
Gynecology | 103 | ||
Ch 6. Aromatherapy for Menstrual Discomforts | 107 | ||
Ch 7. Aromatherapy for Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) | 119 | ||
Ch 8. Aromatherapy for Menopause | 125 | ||
Appendix | 143 | ||
References | 149 |