Clinical aromatherapy

Aromatherapy involves using essential oils to prevent and address psychological or physiological imbalances. Clinical aromatherapy refers to its application by healthcare professionals/therapists to treat symptoms like nausea, anxiety, and pain. This therapy is always used in conjunction with conventional allopathic medicine. Integrative medicine incorporates this approach, allowing drug treatments to be combined with other physical or natural therapies. It is often utilized in the care of patients with cancer, chronic diseases, or those receiving palliative care, considering the patient as a whole being, encompassing physical, emotional, psychological, social, and economic aspects.

In current clinical practice, aromatherapy employs essential oils for their calming, pain-relieving, and antiseptic properties, primarily through diffusion, inhalation, or massage.

My name is Pauline Parizot, and I am delighted to introduce myself as a certified aromatherapist and masseuse accredited by the DGERT. My journey into the world of natural wellness has been shaped by a lifelong passion for self-care and nurturing others.

If you are grappling with conditions such as:

  • infection,

  • anxiety, stress,

  • sleep disorders,

  • osteoarticular pathologies,

  • ENT and respiratory issues,

  • dermatology and wound healing,

  • gynecological concerns,

  • digestive pathologies,

  • challenges related to sexuality and libido,


    I invite you to reach out. Together, we can develop a tailored therapy to support your well-being. Please note I don't provide health diagnostics and you should refer first to your healthcare practitionners for any health related concerns.

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  • “The mind and body are not separate. What affects one, affects the other.”

    Unknown

  • “In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.”

    Aristote

  • “In clinical studies, we have seen that 2 hours of nature sounds a day significantly reduce stress hormones up to 800% and activates 500 to 600 DNA segments known to be responsible for healing and repairing the body.”

    Dr. Joe Dispenza