Deep Roots, Strong Bridges
A Forum Featuring NAHA’s Board of Directors
Our 2025 conference theme is “Honoring Our Aromatic Heritage: Ancient Wisdom Meets Contemporary Science.” In support of this theme, the NAHA Board will discuss how ancient wisdom is being preserved and elevated alongside modern scientific research. We will explore how NAHA continues to uphold its mission through education, research projects, and building bridges toward the future of our aromatherapy community. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet each board member, hear updates on NAHA’s initiatives, and then participate in an open Q&A.
NAHA’s Board of Directors:
President: Annette Davis
Vice President: Jennifer Hochell Pressimone
Past President/Public Relations: Kelly Holland Azzaro
Secretary: Rose Chard
Director Coordinator: Sharon Falsetto Chapman
Treasurer: Eric Davis
with Salvatore Battaglia
In which we will delve into the fascinating convergence of ancient Japanese wisdom of Kotodama, the contemporary science of character strengths along with aromatherapy to promote and enhance mental wellbeing. Discover how essential oils can embody the Kotodama (power) of Japanese words, and help cultivate key character strengths, which in turn offers a unique and powerful approach to addressing mental health challenges in the modern world. You will be introduced to some very powerful and practical tools to help use essential oils to support better mental health outcomes.
with Valerie Cooksley
The focus of this presentation is to revitalize the profession, preserve the wisdom, and to keep the tradition of aroma-herbalism flourishing. It is for both the experienced Aromatherapist and the novice. Who are the aromatic medicine keepers, what are their qualities, what are the safe, responsible and ethical practices they adhere to? Key concepts such as partnership, keeper of the knowledge, responsibility, and wisdom are explored.
Menopause often brings long-buried traumas and inherited stories from previous generations to the surface. Many women find themselves carrying unresolved narratives from their motherline—painful experiences, survival patterns, or limitations imposed by a past shaped by a patriarchal value system. Without the tools to address these legacies, they may feel burdened by a weight that’s difficult to articulate yet impacts their journey toward self-discovery and healing. At this stage of life, there’s a deep calling to reconnect with the wisdom of the women who came before. Elder-hood invites us to resonate with our ancestral stories and embrace a new role in society, but to do so in a healthy way, we must address the unique wounds and strengths of our motherlines. Only by integrating this lineage can we make space for personal growth and step forward with clarity, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose. Essential oils are the best tool I have found to accompany women on this deep inner journey of ancestral healing. In this talk I will bring some oils for participants to smell as I talk about using them for research, guided journeying, protection, dream work and shadow work.
More about Cathy:
My workshops and consultations here in New Mexico, internationally and online help clients learn how to use the aromas, depth psychology, journeying and much more to peel away the layers, heal deep-seated and ancestral traumas and explore their entirety. B.Ed. Hons. in Speech and Drama from Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London. Herbalist and Aromatherapy Degree at Ecole Lyonnaise de Plantes Medicinales,. Four year training in advanced kinesiology (Cellule de Vie) in France. CTA Certified Coach. I am the author of “The Alchemy of Menopause Workbook.” which is available as free download on my website.
Aromatics for PTSD & Grief
with Florian Birkmayer
Grief, Trauma and PTSD are reaching epidemic proportions in the modern world. Yet, they have been with humanity since the earliest days, eons ago, as expressed in the oldest preserved writings. We need holistic ways to heal through these emotions that are central to the human condition. Aromatics, or aromatic allies, in the form of alive essential oils, offer a uniquely powerful way to help us grow through the experiences of grief, trauma and PTSD. They can help by bypassing the intellect, disrupting the Default Mode Network, where trauma patterns can get hardwired. They can help us bring unconscious patterns into consciousness. We will introduce criteria and terms for grief, trauma and PTSD, so we can recognize their myriad manifestations. We will review the evidence for the mechanisms of how aromatics can help. We will discuss practical applications of specific aromatic allies, including case reports.
More about Florian:
Through my commitment to my own Wounded Healer’s journey, I help our clients and students find their own personal myth or soul’s purpose. Alive aromatic allies, in the form of high quality essential oils, powerfully help our ego, our conscious story of ourselves, partner with our soul, Shadow or unconscious by bypassing the intellect and weakening the Default Mode Network. In response to the recent groundswell of interest in psychedelic therapies, I have pioneered the use of essential oils to enhance the benefits of psychedelic therapies in a variety of ways. Essential oils synergize with psychedelic therapies on multiple levels and ultimately my hope is to remind everyone that aromatic allies can be powerful by themselves to help us live in alignment with our soul's purpose. Selected Publications: Birkmayer F. with Cathy Skipper (2024) “Essential Oils for Psychedelic Therapy Support” Birkmayer F. (2022). Essential Oils for the Wounded Healer: PTSD, Post-Traumatic Resilience and the Wounded Healer’s Journey. International Journal of Professional Holistic Aromatherapy. 11(3), p. 37-41. Birkmayer F. (2021). Using Essential Oils to Enhance the Effects of Ketamine Psychedelic Therapy in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Substance-Induced Psychosis (Two Case Reports). International Journal of Professional Holistic Aromatherapy. 9(4), p.15-22. Birkmayer F. (2020). The Molecules of Connectedness. International Journal of Professional Holistic Aromatherapy. 8(4), p. 51-57. Birkmayer F., Skipper C. (2018). “The Role of Aromatherapy in the Treatment of Substance Abuse and Co-Occurring Disorders”, chapter in Modir S. & Munuz G. (eds.) Integrative Addiction and Recovery, Weil Integrative Medicine Library, Oxford University Press, ISBN 9780190275334.
with Marian Reven
The study she will share at the conference provides a window into the thoughts and lives of nine women in the Appalachian coal camps of West Virginia and their experience with sleep and aromatherapy. This is a broad exploration of the lived experience of these women using a qualitative, descriptive approach.
with Bevin Claire
Aromatic herbal medicine and dietary spices have extensive history and evidence base for use in the prevention and management of diabetes. One of our most common chronic conditions worldwide, adult-onset diabetes is a preventable and treatable disease. While lifestyle factors can be central to prevention and treatment, the use of botanicals can dramatically impact the development and pathological impact of diabetes. In this lively lecture we will explore the history of medicinal spices used in diabetes, the evidence base and research and the practical application of these effective (and delicious!) medicines.
with Raghda Abdelmaksoud
This presentation offers an in-depth exploration of the rich cultural and therapeutic legacy of ancient Egyptian aromatic plants and oils, highlighting their historical significance and modern applications. Attendees will gain insight into the revered sacred plants of ancient Egypt, and learn about traditional methods of extraction and preparation.
The presentation will delve into the spiritual symbolism of these plants in Egyptian rituals, their continued use in contemporary aromatherapy, and the scientific evidence supporting their therapeutic benefits, such as stress reduction, pain relief, and emotional well-being. Additionally, the presentation will address ongoing efforts to preserve ancient aromatic traditions, the economic opportunities tied to their revival, and the challenges of ensuring their sustainable use. This interactive, hands-on presentation will provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of how ancient Egyptian aromatic heritage continues to influence modern wellness practices, blending history, science, and cultural preservation.
with Dr. Cecile Ellert
I understand that NAHA wants to present innovative topics, and I think that this is an innovative way to talk about aromatics for cardiovascular health.
More than 60 million women in the United States live with some form of heart disease and are not always aware of it. What about using essential oils for cardiovascular health in a way that covers many other women’s needs such as energetic health?
This class explores the powerful intersection of aromatherapy and holistic heart wellness. This approach recognizes the heart as more than a physical organ; it is an energetic center deeply connected to our emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. Beyond simple aromatics for cardiovascular health, let’s identify the essential oils that enhance our heart -brain coherence, nurturing the harmony between nervous, hormonal and immune systems. This is how we can nurture both the physical and energetic heart, fostering a state of balance, coherence, and harmony within. This presentation delves into how uplifting the energy field associated with the heart is the best way to reduce stress, improve circulation, and support emotional resilience. We’ll close with answering questions and giving examples.
with Angela Sidlo
Take your aromatherapy practice to new depths by integrating it with AcuAroma Therapy. This presentation introduces the principles of Aromatic Energetics and insight into Traditional Chinese Medicine, showing you how to effectively apply essential oils to acupuncture points for enhanced healing outcomes. You’ll learn how to incorporate this innovative method into your daily life and holistic work to support physical and emotional needs. Designed for everyday personal use, aromatherapy professionals and holistic practitioners alike, this presentation offers insights and techniques you can start using immediately to create more personalized, effective sessions and expand your healing offerings.
Holistic Health Practices for Brain Fitness
with Jonathan Ross
Brain fitness is wildly popular. With the population skewing older, more people have both the means and the motivation to devote time and financial resources to cognitive health. Thinking and feeling better today while creating a brain built to last comes from fundamental, everyday lifestyle choices. Explore how aromatherapy professionals are perfectly positioned to enhance people’s experience with sleep, stress management, exercise, physical activity, and cognitive function.
with Xiaoya Gao
This presentation explores the potential benefits of aromatherapy as a complementary approach for supporting students with ADHD and ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). By understanding these students' unique sensory, emotional, and cognitive needs, aromatherapy can offer a gentle, natural way to improve focus, reduce anxiety, and foster a calm learning environment. I will share the most recent case studies with ADHD and ASD students, including how essential oils, flower essences, botanical extracts, and hydrosols can influence mood, cognitive function, and sensory experiences.
The session will cover practical guidelines for integrating aromatherapy in classroom and therapeutic settings, safe usage practices, and examples of essential oils that may benefit focus, emotional regulation, and physical activity.
Attendees will gain insights into how aromatherapy can serve as a valuable tool to enhance well-being and support a positive educational experience for students with ADHD and ASD.
with Dr. DorothyBelle Poli
A group of 4 undergraduate research students wanted to build a unified study to explore how essential oils would impact college student stress. Over the course of an academic year, each student developed a detailed understanding surrounding one plant and its essential oil. Together they built a unified, double blind experiment that worked to test established primary literature findings in aromatherapy on a unique population. These research students needed to develop key concepts in biology, chemistry, botany, psychology, and aromatherapy to execute the experience well. In addition, they cross-analyzed their data to test their independent and collective hypotheses. The overall experience provided an opportunity for deeper student learning and a stronger appreciation of cultural botanical uses while expanding the knowledge in aromatherapy.
with Paula Begel
with Darla Dunn
How focused and intentional application of hydrosols in aromatherapy practice can peak the effectiveness for remedy.
Correlating studies and analysis coming in are supporting the effectiveness of hydrosols as a gentle and mild medium of aromatherapy. This growing data is widening the access to aromatherapy for people like babies, young children, pregnant women, elderly and those with over sensitivity to smell. We have learned from experience how the difference of added intention in herbal and essential oil applications will magnify a positive result. I will discussing be debuting "The Direct Connection”TM. The first ever of its kind focused, targeted and very intentional use of hydrosols in professional aromatherapy.
Responsible sourcing as a practicing professional Aromatherapist. Lets look at how the industry now produces Hydrosols and lets be responsible in how we are sourcing these hydrosols. Together we can examine the good and bad side of the world hydrosol production and empower ourselves through learning the ins and outs. Let's distill together the parameters of a truly therapeutic hydrosol worthy to be incorporated into the practice of aromatherapy.
with Dr. Jean Boklemann
This presentation will explore the ancient and contemporary use of aromatic herbs and spices to prevent foodborne illnesses, guard against infections, and promote a balanced gut microbiome.
with NAHA President, Annette Davis
with Talley Sjoberg Varney
In an era where employee well-being is paramount, incorporating holistic aromatics into corporate wellness programs offers a unique opportunity to enhance workplace culture and productivity. This workshop is designed to equip wellness coordinators and aromatherapists with effective strategies for presenting and selling the benefits of holistic aromatics to corporate stakeholders.
In this interactive workshop, we will cover essential techniques for crafting compelling presentations that resonate with decision-makers, including data-driven insights, real-world case studies, and engaging storytelling. Additionally, the workshop will provide practical tools for integrating aromatic practices into existing wellness initiatives to increase marketing stickiness. Attendees will explore methods for creating impactful pilot programs, engaging employees through interactive workshops, and measuring success through feedback, and leveraging that feedback for greater gain.
By the end of the session, participants will be empowered to advocate for holistic aromatics as a vital component of corporate wellness, fostering a healthier and more productive work environment. Join us to unlock the potential of holistic aromatics and enhance your corporate wellness offerings!
with Dr. Kelly Ablard
The olive (Olea europaea) tree, cherished over millennia, and central to both ancient and modern cultures, has enriched humanity with its medicinal and culinary gifts while supporting healthy ecosystems. Today, climate change and a bacterium threaten olive trees, jeopardizing olive oil production. Rising olive oil adulteration compromises not only its culinary and health benefits, but also its value in aromatherapy, where purity is essential for therapeutic use. Advanced detection methods help ensure purity, yet vulnerabilities persist, highlighting the need for rigorous standards. Looking forward, it is crucial to support sustainable cultivation practices for the olive tree, alongside stronger regulations and a commitment to ethical sourcing. The future of this precious tree, and the numerous ecosystems and local communities it supports, depends on a shared commitment to preserving its cultural and environmental significance for future generations.
with Denise Cusack
Join Denise Cusack, Executive Director of Herbalists Without Borders, as she delves into the organization’s unique approaches to fostering health justice and empowering communities. This presentation explores how HWB’s member and chapter-based model creates sustainable programs that support underserved populations through community outreach, education, and empowerment models. Denise will highlight HWB’s work in addressing immediate needs through disaster response and relief, as well as in building long-term resilience through herbalism, aromatherapy, and other holistic practices. Attendees will learn how they can get involved and contribute to these impactful initiatives, creating pathways for health equity and empowerment within their own communities.
with Nyssa Hanger
The Moon offers a template for reconnecting with oneself, breaking through outdated patterns, and fueling growth and transformation.
Essential oils can enhance working with the Moon through both ritual and daily use. This presentation will outline the phases of the moon as well as essential oils that can help to align oneself with the energy of each phase. We’ll also cover what aromatherapy applications, method of use, and formulas are best for each Moon Phase. The New and Full Moon will be highlighted as moments to pause and reflect with guidance on utilizing aromatherapy during these times.
Participants will be instructed in building their own personal “moon map” - a guide to practices that can help to let go of old patterns as well as welcome new growth and insights. Using essential oils according to the phases of the moon is a creative and exciting way to engage more deeply with the practice of aromatherapy while also bringing you deeper in touch with your dreams and making them a reality. This presentation promises to be both enriching and enlightening to practitioners of all levels of experience.
Psycho-Intuitive Scent Mapping™: Emotional Healing Through Aromatherapy Guidance
with Jennifer H. Pressimone
This presentation will dive into the deep-rooted connection between scent and the emotional landscape, emphasizing the role of olfaction and limbic systems, which govern scent triggered emotions and memories. This aromatic journey will explore the connection between mind, mood, motivation, and memory to promote deeper emotional balance and healing. Jennifer will share real life case studies with supporting evidence-based research that showcases the profound impact of personalized essential oil blends for emotional wellness. Gain insight into the psychological triggers that scents activate, the science behind their emotional effects, and how to apply these concepts into your personal life and professional practice to support emotional distress, grief, anger, fear, worry, anxiety, depression, and loneliness.
Objectives:
Understand the connection between the olfactory system and emotional responses.
Identify and utilize key essential oils more effectively that promote emotional stability, resilience, and healing.
Elevate and integrate specific advanced strategies into your personal life and professional practice for using aromatherapy as a deep, but gentle emotional healing tool.
Emotional sensitivity training with blending & formulations tips.
Reviving Lebanon’s Aromatic Heritage: Stories of Tradition, Transmission and Innovation
with Katherine Gentil
Individuals with Trisomy 21 (T21) commonly known as Down syndrome, can benefit greatly from the use of aromatherapy. With having an extra 21st chromosome, these individuals present with specific differences in their biochemistry. Understanding the foundational physiological differences in clients with T21 can assist in providing holistic care. This lecture will provide an overview on the impact of the extra chromosome that generates chronic oxidative stress and inflammation, with a focus on impacts on the central nervous system health and skin. Aromatherapy is a great holistic option to address everyday needs especially for skin care. It will also cover unique safety considerations and administration approaches to consider for those in the T21 community.
Aromatic Pathways to Transformation: Integrating Essential Oils with Guided Imagery
with Michelle Montgomery
Dive into the transformative practice of Guided Imagery, a multi-sensory visualization technique that harnesses the power of imagination and the five senses—smell, sight, touch, taste, and hearing—to inspire inner growth and behavioral change. Rooted in evidence-based practices, guided imagery engages the inner self to address challenges such as pain management, anxiety, insomnia, and performance in high-stakes scenarios like public speaking and sports.
In this session, participants will embark on a virtual aromatic journey through California's diverse natural landscapes, from the chaparral, marshlands, meadows and oak forests. Experience how therapeutic essential oils can deepen the relaxation response and enhance sensory immersion, fostering profound emotional and mental shifts.
Join us to discover practical techniques for incorporating guided imagery with essential oils into your holistic practice, equipping you to support clients navigating stress, addiction recovery, and life transitions. A list of required aromatic products will be provided beforehand to ensure full participation in this experiential workshop.
Key Takeaways:
Let this immersive journey inspire new ways to help your clients transform their inner landscapes with confidence and care.
with Beverley Higham
Learning from the past and preparing for the future; 'a journey through an Holistic approach to skin care'. Before moving forward we must always look back, for that is where the answers really lie. There is a saying adapted from the Ecclesiastes 1:9 that states, there is nothing new under the sun. I truly believe this statement especially when we consider the gifts from mother nature and how synergistically they blend together to improve health and wellbeing. My presentation will take a look back through time at some early cosmetic ingredients and the way in which they were used in skin and body care. I will then explore the Holistic approach and how the anatomy of the skin works with these wonderful ingredients. I will include modern day protocols for a natural skincare routine that is simple, effective but most of all allows us to regain connection with our body and the messages it sends us. Merging the past with the present we will develop a skin care routine to enhance the circle of life.
Beverley Higham has been a teacher of Beauty and Holistic Therapy for more that 35 years. During this time she recieved a medal of excellence from the City and Guilds of London Institute and won the Heinemann books inspirational challenge. Her early work in Aromatherapy, involved working with Doctors in the National Health Service. Her specialism was womens health. She presents lectures online for AHAM and Oshadhi USA and enjoys formulating natural skin care. Since retiring from teaching in 2019, she has become a director of the Hair and Beauty Industry Authority, a charity that supports the Hair and Beauty Industry and assists in the writing of the National occupational standards for the UK.
with Sharon Falsetto Chapman
Take a journey with me through the mists of time and unearth how ancient civilizations both used and made aromatic fragrances. Discover how that has transcended to the modern-day use of botanicals in aromatherapy and natural perfumery. Yes, botanical perfumery can be both functional and artistic!
In this presentation, we will look at how to create a simple fragrance, discuss different perfume notes, and how this process leads into an intricate, yet still functional, way of making scents. Want to learn beyond a basic aromatherapy oil roll-on? You’re in the right place!
We’ll look at the concerns over sustainability in the botanical fragrance industry and how you can both substitute some extracts with others, as well as extend the notes within your fragrance. Learn how your choice of base affects the overall composition of your perfume. And I’ll also be sharing some sustainability tips that you can use with your perfumery packaging.
Fragrances weave stories through their scent and composition – but they can also be functional. What do you want your scent story to be?
with Erica Keays
"This presentation highlights the pain-relieving actions of essential oils with their ancient healing use. Cross-referencing modern data with ancient wisdom that supports the effectiveness of plant oils."
More about Erica:
I am a licensed massage therapist, certified aromatherapist, and board-certified continuing education provider. I started in the spa industry over 20 years ago and have worked in massage therapy schools and spa settings, training practitioners on the safe use of essential oils and bodywork techniques. I am an approved provider for the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork, and from 2020-2024, I was the continuing education chairperson for the New York State Society of Medical Massage Therapists. I am an adjunct massage instructor with North Country Community College in upstate New York, and in addition to teaching, I own a small massage therapy and aromatherapy practice. My flagship course, "Aromatherapy for Massage Therapists," focuses on the safe and sustainable use of essential oils in therapeutic massage practice, and aromatherapy massage is a passion of mine. I live in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York with my husband, son, and two dogs.
with Chloe Ellert
This presentation explores the benefits and practical applications of essential oils in supporting women’s health, particularly in addressing intimate infections. The aim is to demonstrate how women can incorporate essential oils into their holistic healing practices, how to use them for prevention and relief of common intimate infections, and the science behind their effectiveness.
Kelly Holland Azzaro, RA, CCAP, CBFP, LMT, is a Registered Aromatherapist, Certified Clinical Aromatherapy Practitioner, Certified Bach Flower Practitioner, Herbalist, Licensed Massage Therapist, Reiki Practitioner, Past Vice President (NAHA), Past President of NAHA and Public Relations of NAHA (National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy). Kelly is the NAHA Journal Manager and Co-Editor, and NAHA Director for North Carolina.
Kelly has over 25 years of professional experience and educational training in Aromatherapy and Massage Therapy. She also has specialized training in Canine and Equine Acupressure-Massage Therapies, Intuitive Animal Communication, Crystal-Gemstone Therapy, Reiki, Aromatherapy, Herbs, and Flower Essence Therapy for people and their animal friends. She is the creator of a naturally sourced botanical product line ‘Ashi Aromatics’- for both people and pets which is approved by PETA as a Cruelty-free Vegan.
Kelly is approved by the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a Continuing Education Approved Provider. Her Animal Aromatherapy Practitioner Certification Course™ (300+ hours) meets the NAHA Standards of Education requirements. She offers educational programs in Aromatherapy, Flower Essences, Massage, and Energy Work Therapies.
Kelly is the Founder and Director of The Holistic Animal Association Network. The Holistic Animal Association is dedicated to empowering others through education and promoting holistic and natural healing therapies for our animal friends.
A presenter at live and online events, Kelly has spoken on the topics of animal aromatherapy and flower essences at the Natural Canine Health Symposium 2014, the National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy World of Aromatherapy V (2004) VIII (2016), IX (2018), X (2021) and XI (2023) Conferences, and the North Carolina Herb Association Conferences (2017, 2018).
Her love for writing and sharing with others can be experienced through her many article topics, including aromatherapy, flower essences, and animals, which have been published in the following magazines and professional journals: NAHA’s Aromatherapy Journal, The International Journal for Holistic Professional
Aromatherapists, Aroma Culture, Dogs Naturally, Massage Magazine, Family Circle, and Better Homes & Gardens. Her articles have also been translated for publication in both German and French blogs/journals. Inconjunct with writing, Kelly has also participated in live interviews on Animal Aromatherapy for multiple online blogs, publications, and audio podcasts.
Kelly and her husband Marco, a Licensed Acupuncturist and Qigong Practitioner and Instructor, have a Holistic Healing Center where they work together as a team to educate and empower others through holistic services, education, and support. www.animalaromatherapy.com www.ashitherapy.net
Beyond Aromatherapy: Expand Your Health Advocacy Skills
with Rose Chard
You are passionate about the healing properties of essential oils. Aromatherapy is one of many tools in a holistic approach to health and wellness. When we talk about "holistic" health, we mean whole person: considering their physical, emotional, and mental well-being. It means understanding how the many parts of our lives are interconnected and how they influence our health. Explore ways in which you can increase health advocacy for yourself, your family, and your clients by expanding your holistic approach.
More about Rose:
Rose Chard is the owner of Your Body Needs, a spa located in Annapolis Maryland. Rose is a licensed massage therapist, aromatherapist, esthetician and holistic health coach. She is also certified in manual lymphatic drainage and neuromuscular restoration technique. She is on the board of directors for the National Association of Holistic Aromatherapy. Rose has incorporated essential oils in her personal life for more than 30 years, and now her company has its own growing line of quality aromatherapy products especially geared toward skin-care.
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Inside her training, you'll get...
More about Hailey:
Hailey Rowe is a Marketing & Sales Coach, Strategist, & Linkedin Lead Generation Service Provider.
She helps wellness professionals make consistent sales, develop their no brainer offers, & grow their online audience without social media overwhelm. She shares her F.A.S.T. framework, marketing, and business tips on her Health Coach Nation Podcast (Top 1.5% on ListenNotes) & in her FREE Marketing Hub Facebook Group.
She’s been named as one of the Top 25 Coaches in Chicago (Chicago Entrepreneur Magazine) & one of the Top 6 business podcasts for health coaches (Primal Health Coach Institute). Since 2010, Hailey has worked in the coaching industry & in business development/marketing for startups.
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Integrative Care for Cancer: A Holistic Approach to Healing
with Julie Fischer
Cancer is a complex and multifaceted disease that can take a significant toll on a person’s physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. While conventional cancer treatments, such as surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and hormone therapy are essential in targeting and managing the disease, they often come with a host of side effects and challenges. This is where integrative care for cancer comes into play, offering a holistic approach that combines conventional treatments with complementary therapies and lifestyle modifications to support overall well-being and improve the quality of life for patients. The significance of integrative care for cancer and other chronic conditions cannot be overstated. As modern medicine continues to evolve, the importance of lifestyle changes and stress reduction has become increasingly evident. By embracing holistic practices like aromatherapy, reflexology, and aroma-massages, individuals can actively participate in their healing process, promoting a sense of empowerment and well-being. In this presentation I will review the various complementary modalities available today to assist anyone affected by cancer. I will also share how I incorporated them as well as Aromatherapy and Reflexology into my self-care plan to support my body, mind & spirit during my cancer journey
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