Edit Fahey
MIFPA

Originally a psychologist, Edit developed an interest in complementary medicine and the oriental approach to health issues. She graduated in Aromatherapy according to Chinese Medicine and therapeutic and acupressure massage from the Institute of Traditional Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy in 1995, London. She has been practising Aromatherapy and therapeutic acupressure massage for a number of years and her approach places an emphasis on the mutual relations between the psychological, emotional and physiological components of the “dis-ease”

Treatments
Aromatherapy (according to Chinese Medicine)
With this particular approach the essential oils are blended on the basis of their clinical and energetic properties, to match the constitutional terrain of the individual patient.

Acupressure & Therapeutic Massage
This is an approach to therapeutic bodywork that has primary physical benefits to the muscular, circulatory and eliminatory systems, with the result being the eventual restoration of balanced tone in the muscle and freedom in the joints due to the expulsions of toxins and stress hormones. The treatment incorporates hands-on stimulation of the bodys meridian system – the same network of energy channels used in acupuncture – that aims to harmonise the clients Qi or functional quality.

(Due to the properties of essential oils, aromatherapy can help towards a great number of ailments, bearing in mind that its a form of complementary medicine and should work in harmony with the conventional approach.)