Smart Scents: A guide to effective aromatherapy

by David Vaughan, Nuala Lucas

Overview

Scents play a much greater role in our daily lives than most people would assume. In fact, the sense of smell is in many ways very fascinating. When properly applied scents and aromas may calm or activate, balance or invigorate. There is almost no experience which cannot be enhanced by the application of scents. In this compactly written E-Book, you will learn what really matters when it comes to the use of scents. Another main objective of this book is to introduce a new aromatherapeutic method which can readily be used no matter what the circumstances. The authors also provide sound scientific evidence of this effective and ingenious method. In plain words, they outline how this method works and how mind and body can be effectively influenced.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783959631525
Publisher:	Ebozon Verlag
Publication date:	06/16/2016
Sold by:	Libreka GmbH
Format:	eBook
Pages:	191
File size:	602 KB

About the Author

Jürg Singer has an MBA from the USA, and has spent a lot of time working in both consumer goods marketing (Far East) and the pharmaceutical sector (Europe). The detailed study of phytotherapy and essential oils, which he undertook as part of his work in the pharmaceutical field, prompted him to further explore scents and their psychological and physiological effects. He currently lives in Thailand, and is involved in a number of different healthcare-related projects. Jürg Singer spends much of his time accumulating vast amounts of seemingly useless and obscure information – partly out of a healthy sense of curiosity, but also in the knowledge that there is no such thing as stand-alone facts or guiding principles: only complex structures.
Dr Rainer Schneider obtained his degree in psychology and sports science from the University of Freiburg, Germany. He was awarded a doctorate in personality psychology, and completed a doctoral thesis with the title “Paradoxien des Willens” (The Paradoxes of Will). Following my years of work in the fields of experimental psychology and the evaluation of alternative medical treatment methods at the University of Freiburg, he founded his company RECON – Research and Consulting – in 2007. In 2010, he became a licensed coaching psychologist (IMPART/Osnabrück), and a year later he developed the web-based coaching program “MOVE – Motivationsbasierte Verhaltensänderung” (Motivation-based Behavioral Change). Dr Rainer Schneider conducts research in the field of specific and non-specific treatment effects and placebo effects, and has coordinated and supervised numerous international research projects. He also presents seminars and talks on these issues on a regular basis. He is the author of a number of guides and publications and a reviewer for scientific journals, and also acts as a scientific adviser for a number of foundations and organizations, including the German Medical Association (Bundesärztekammer).