TILT – Therapeutic Innovations in Light of Technology
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nline Therapy Institute now offers a variety of courses that are not solely focused on the delivery of online counseling or coaching services. We have increased our catalog of courses with specialisms in a broad area of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM). CAM is a popular approach to healing across the globe with CAM healing modalities recognized by many governments. This issue of TILT includes a feature article about a technology aromatherapy application. Online Therapy Institute offers a Certified Essential Oils Consultant (CEOC) credential and, as with all our courses even when the primary content does not focus on online delivery of services, we do incorporate our knowledge of technology and cyberculture into the course curriculum. Our CEOC credential is no different. Within TILT we will be
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bringing additional articles that focus on the integration of technology and CAM. To complement LabAroma’s contribution to the field of aromatherapy, we are offering additional aromatherapy research resources. Let’s start with Gattefosse’s Aromatherapy: The First Book on Aromatherapy. While there are many books on the market about essential oils and aromatherapy, this is the quintessential guide and the first true book published about aromatherapy. Gattefosse is to aromatherapy what Freud is to psychology. The first edition came out in 1937 written by René-Maurice Gattefossé, a french chemist. His father, Louis Gattefossé founded the company Gattefossé in France in 1880. The company specializes in the creation, development, manufacture, and marketing of specialty ingredients and innovative