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BOTANICA 2012
A celebration of plant therapeutics and clinical Aromatherapy
September 7-9th 2012
Trinity College Dublin
3 days of conference to inform, inspire, update, exchange and celebrate with world experts in plant medicine and clinical aromatherapy !
An International Trade Show to network and meet companies, suppliers and producers!
Unique post-conference seminars with international speakers! |
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Welcome |
The International Journal of Clinical Aromatherapy was launched in response to the demands of practitioners working with essential oils in healthcare and related professions.
These therapists often use a range of application methods, styles and doses that may differ from the more traditional styles such as aromatherapy massage.
Healthcare professionals also require a source of evidence based information in order to successfully integrate clinical aromatherapy within orthodox practice.
The IJCA meets the needs of therapists by presenting solid practitioner-orientated and evidence-based information in a professional format.
Unlike any other aromatherapy journal currently available, each issue has a specific theme, with the majority of articles therein contributing valuable information concerning the chosen topic. Two issues are published per year.
All articles are peer reviewed and referenced where possible.
Members of the editorial board are all highly experienced in the essential oil field.
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NEW for 2012 ! |
The IJCA is currently undergoing transition to become an e-journal. This gives you multiple advantages as a subscriber and part of the content will be Open Access.
From 2012 onwards all current and future issues will be online only with the option of downloading individual articles and/or the complete volume/s.
All back issues remain available in hard copy and can be ordered online here
More news about the transition will be available shortly.
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Special Supplementary Volume |
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As sponsor of Botanica2012, the IJCA will be releasing a special supplementary printed edition in September 2012. Attendees of Botanica2012 will receive this extra volume as part of their conference package. If you are not attending, you may pre-order your copy here. |
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Meet the editor |
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Rhiannon Lewis (formerly Rhiannon Harris) is the editor in chief of the IJCA and director of Essential Oil Resource Consultants.
She has been with the journal since its inception in 2004.
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She is an experienced aromatherapist, author and gifted educator. Through publication of evidence-based articles and research studies, she inspires practitioners to use essential oils and related products across a range of healthcare settings.
Rhiannon is
- dedicated to her work as editor and educator.
- motivated by the potential of essential oils to significantly improve health and quality of life.
- driven by the desire to make evidence-based information available to therapists wishing to effectively integrate essential oil use alongside regular medical care.
- passionate about promoting the field of clinical aromatherapy.
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Rhiannon is supported by an experienced editorial board who assist with peer review and sourcing of journal content. |
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Subscribe today! |
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Volume 8.INTEGRATION