Jane Buckle Libri

Fifteen-year-old Josh fantasises about becoming a death metal guitarist complete with tattoos, piercings and hoards of adoring fans.

Aromatherapy offers a unique approach to improving patient care through the use of essential oils and their therapeutic properties. This guide explores various techniques and applications of aromatherapy in clinical settings, emphasizing its benefits for both patients and healthcare providers. It provides practical advice on integrating aromatherapy into treatment plans, enhancing relaxation, and promoting overall well-being. The book serves as a valuable resource for healthcare professionals seeking to enrich their practice with holistic methods.

16-year-old Josh Walker is starting sixth form college and is determined to start a band, get a lot closer with his new girlfriend Becky and, hopefully, pass the odd A level. A few days in and he's already embarrassed himself in front of a class ... he'll need all the help his ferret, a little witchcraft and a lot of smoky bacon crisps can give ...

Aromatherapy is the fastest growing form of complementary therapy in the UK and USA, and is rapidly being employed by nurses and other health care professionals in the hospital, hospice and community settings. Written by a nurse for nurses, this well referenced book highlights how clinicalaromatherapy can enhance nursing care and the role of a nurse. It discusses the implications of essential oils becoming prescribed items, and covers pharmacokinetics and the use of essential oils with orthodox medications. The book explains the difference between different types of aromatherapy andshows how this complementary therapy could become part of a nursing diagnosis or be seen to be part of nursing theory.