Each session with a client is unique to them and how we work together. What they want from the session and what they need from the session. It’s all personal because it is entirely dependent on the information provided by them - mind & body. A few clients have encouraged and given permission for me to share parts of their treatments to provide an insight on the ways one can bring aromatherapy into their day to day. Here, I will be sharing some focus points from their journeys.

From Elizabeth Kenny Aromatherapy to element by Elizabeth Kenny - it’s still me! From when I first qualified as an aromatherapist, I have wanted to establish a ‘home’ for clients to come to - whether it be virtual, as a brand, or a physical space. Here, I explain further how this transition of a rebrand came about and why I am so excited to introduce you all to this new phase.

I want to focus on connection. How scent, and our sense of smell in particular, can help us connect to others, connect to ourselves and how encouraging relaxation allows more room for enjoyment and intimacy

It’s ok to stop and smell the roses

There is the desire to create a change of scene in my mind and body. In this post, I discuss how this could be possible using the power of scent.

With everyone being encouraged to work from home if possible, my focus point for this week is to showcase how we can create some separation from our essential living space to our working environment.

For those who might be a little unsure on what Aromatherapy really is and what it means - here is a short introduction for you…