Essential Oils we use in our practices

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Comment by Daniel Cohen on January 13, 2012 at 1:29pm

Of course doTERRA is the only company offering  CPTG^{®  Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade oils.}

It is a registered mark of doTerra and not an actual certification. More of an alternate brand name which many companies have started to do for promotional advertising.

Comment by Angela on January 12, 2012 at 2:26pm

I absolutely love the doTERRA AromaTouch technique.  I learned Raindrop in massage school 10 years ago and have recently took it off my menu of services.  I feel the AromaTouch has all the benefits and more.  The aroma is much better!

Comment by Kelly Sanders, LMT on February 28, 2011 at 8:57pm

As regards our individual useage of EOs, All I can say is to each his/her own.  One of my client's had YLO rain drop technique done on her, got no relief,  I used the Doterra Spinal technique followed a week later with the aroma touch technique and to this day she raves on how much better she feels.

Comment by W. Dannie Lane on February 28, 2011 at 5:51pm

Ask, and i will tell ya what i know

Comment by Beulah on February 28, 2011 at 11:56am

I would love to hear more from you W.Dannie Lane you sound as if you have a vast experience and knowledge to bring to the group I would love to hear more from you here .

Comment by W. Dannie Lane on February 23, 2011 at 11:12am

No one talks to much on this group =(

Comment by Chrisdin Dier on February 12, 2011 at 9:12am

As we all know there are tons of essential oils available, but is what speaks to us directly that we use.  Just because the Artisans Distillers works well for you does not mean it works well for others. I have used numerous brands of EO(as I am not particularly fond of the chemicals Doctors push) and have found that YLEO actually have made a profound difference in my health and well being a well as my clients. That being said I still enjoy this group as I do learn new things about the use of the oils as well as others experience and there is no substatute for experience..

Comment by W. Dannie Lane on February 12, 2011 at 12:58am

I really don’t know if I want to be part of this group. As someone that has been using EO’s for over 20+ years and a certified clinical Aromatherapist for 15 years I see a lot of miss information on here and a lot of it from the MLMs.  I am sorry, but I find it all so sad.  I am seeing a lot of this “therapeutic grade” and the miss leading “CPTG” thing. Maybe this ling will help.   http://www.aromaceuticals.com/blog/do-your-essential-oils-make-the-...

Comment by Kat Farber on February 5, 2011 at 1:13pm

Hi Beulah,

I've taken two certification courses: one was pretty quick, the other was a NAHA approved course and took about a year to complete.   I've taken some other misc. classes here and there; along with 10 years of self-educating.

One of my big resources for staying up to date is PubMed.  I have a saved search, so each week it sends me an email with any new journal articles related to essential oils.  I also subscribe to a couple of the Aromatherapy Journals, am a member of NAHA, and keep up with several aromatherapy related Facebook pages.

I think that covers it.  :-)

Comment by Beulah on February 5, 2011 at 11:53am

Hi everyone I am so glad to see this group has taken off so well . There is so much great information from you all. I was wondering how many of you have aromatherapy training and if so to what extent. Have you just had a class here and there or an extensive certification. Where do you do your training?
How confident are you with your knowledge and where do you get your current updates for information in this field. Just a few questions to throw out there . Have a wonderful day .

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