Mental Health and Aromatherapy: A Guide to PTSD and Essential Oils, Dr. Danielle Daniel

This book is the published version of the doctoral dissertation which she defended in January 2020 and is the result of an extensive literature review on the neurobiology of PTSD, the neuroscientific findings of aromatherapy and a phenomenological qualitative research study.

Details

This book is the published version of the doctoral dissertation which she defended in January 2020 and is the result of an extensive literature review on the neurobiology of PTSD, the neuroscientific findings of aromatherapy and a phenomenological qualitative research study. Through her doctoral dissertation she has created a new area of study in the mental health field called "Psychoaromacology" and the treatment application thereof called "Psychoaromatherapy."

Pages: 175.

Binding: Softcover.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. Danielle Daniel is a doctor of psychology and licensed clinical social worker from San Diego, California. She has been pioneering the field of mental health and aromatherapy since 2012 and published this book which is the largest compilation of literature related to mental health and aromatherapy to date.

Features

Chapter 1: Introduction

About this Book

Value

Abstract

Chapter 2: PTSD

Overview of PTSD

Neurobiology of PTSD

Current Treatments

Chapter 3: Aromatherapy

Overview of Aromatherapy

PSTD and Aromatherapy

Neuroscientific Summary of PTSD and Aromatherapy

Neurochemical Summary of PTSD and Aromatherapy

Behavioral Summary of PTSD and Aromatherapy

Chapter 4: PTSD and Aromatherapy Study

Research Methods

Instrumentation

Limitations

Results

Summary

Chapter 5: Discussion

Discussion of Research Results

Impact on Mental Health Field

Research Recommendations

Final Thoughts

Research References

Definitions and Key Terms