aromatherapist
Essential oil practitioner
An aromatherapist is a practitioner of aromatherapy—the use of essential oils and plant extracts for therapeutic purposes.
Aromatherapists select and blend oils believed to promote physical or emotional well-being, applying them through massage, diffusion, or baths: The aromatherapist recommended lavender for her anxiety.
Foot-based healing practitioner
- naturopathNatural remedies practitioner
- acupuncturistOne who treats with needles
- herbalistPractitioner using plant medicines
- homeopathDilution-based medicine practitioner
chiropractor · perfumer · esthetician · masseuse · masseur · hypnotherapist · osteopath · bodyworker
Fragrant herb, pale violet
- eucalyptusAromatic Australian timber tree
- peppermintAromatic mint hybrid
- rosemaryFragrant culinary evergreen
- chamomileSoothing herbal infusion plant
ylang-ylang · frankincense · bergamot · sandalwood · jasmine · lemongrass · geranium · patchouli
Device that scatters evenly
- massageSoft tissue manipulation
- inhalationTaking breath in
- compressReduce volume by force
- bathWashing in water
steam · nebulizer · rollerball · burner · vaporizer · misting · blending · diluting
State of being unwound
- stress-reliefReduction of mental tension
- energizingImparting renewed vitality
- calmingInducing a settled state
- groundingConnecting to earth
Therapeutic wellness facility
Attestation of qualification
- diplomaAcademic completion document
- accreditationOfficial quality approval
- anatomyStudy of organism structure
- physiologyScience of bodily functions
chemistry · contraindications · apprenticeship · licensing · ethics
reflexologist
Foot-based healing practitioner
- naturopathNatural remedies practitioner
- acupuncturistOne who treats with needles
- herbalistPractitioner using plant medicines
homeopath · chiropractor · perfumer · esthetician · masseuse · masseur · hypnotherapist · osteopath · bodyworker
lavender
Fragrant herb, pale violet
- eucalyptusAromatic Australian timber tree
- peppermintAromatic mint hybrid
- rosemaryFragrant culinary evergreen
chamomile · ylang-ylang · frankincense · bergamot · sandalwood · jasmine · lemongrass · geranium · patchouli · cedarwood
diffuser
Device that scatters evenly
- massageSoft tissue manipulation
- inhalationTaking breath in
- compressReduce volume by force
bath · steam · nebulizer · rollerball · burner · vaporizer · misting · blending · diluting · infusion
relaxation
State of being unwound
- stress-reliefReduction of mental tension
- energizingImparting renewed vitality
- calmingInducing a settled state
grounding · uplifting · decongestant · anti-inflammatory · soothing
spa
Therapeutic wellness facility
certification
Attestation of qualification
- diplomaAcademic completion document
- accreditationOfficial quality approval
- anatomyStudy of organism structure
physiology · chemistry · contraindications · apprenticeship · licensing · ethics
- spa workersesthetician, facialist, masseuse, masseur, reflexologist
- wellness practitionerswellness coach, holistic healer, naturopath, acupuncturist, herbalist
- beauty professionalshairdresser, hair stylist, barber, cosmetologist, manicurist
- healersnurse, doctor, physician, surgeon, medic
- therapistspsychiatrist, psychoanalyst, clinical psychologist, psychotherapist, child psychologist
- bodyworkersmasseur, masseuse, reflexologist, acupressurist
aromatherapistphysician
Licensed medical doctor
surgeon · medical doctor · oncologist · anesthesiologist · MD
aromatherapistsurgeon
Physician who operates
trauma surgeon · anesthesiologist · radiologist · orthopedic surgeon · pharmacist