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Clinical Aromatherapy: Essential Oils in Practice, Second Edition

6 reviews
Jane Buckle

Churchill Livingstone, 2003

Excellent choice
Sick of all those superficial and almost identical books about aromatherapy? If you are tired of aromatherapy recipe books and want some solid, research-backed (yes over 1,500 references!) information about how to REALLY help people with chronical pain, depression, Alzheimer's disease, pressure sores, insomnia, nasty infections, nausea or just to understand how essential oils work, don't ...

From Where I'm Sitting
Marion Jane Buckle

AuthorHouse UK DS, 2008

How to Massage Your Cat (8 Cop

1 review
Buckle Jane

Prentice Hall (a Pearson Education company), 1996

Too funny
Besides really showing you how to massage your cat, the illustrations are hilarious and the "how-to" is very funny but very instructional. A fun way to learn a new "art" and get on the good side of your feline furbaby.

Clinical Aromatherapy in Nursing

5 reviews
Jane Buckle

A Hodder Arnold Publication, 1997

The aromatherapy "Bible" for health care professionals.
Rather than being just another aromatherapy cookbook, Clinical Aromatherapy in Nursing is a comprehensive guide on the use of this complementary modality in the clinical arena. It provides a strong clinical focus from the nursing perspective, including the incorporation of Aromatherapy into the Nursing Diagnosis and Care Plan as well as regulations and health and safety policies. The author ...

Clinical Aromatherapy
Jane Buckle

Elsevier Science Health Science div, 2003

Massage Your Cat
Jane Buckle

Howell Book House, 1996

A charming companion to the punchy and practical How to Massage Your Dog is now available for feline fanatics. The author teaches the novice masseur r or masseuse how to appease the anxious urbanities of cats in flats, soothe the wilder spirits of would-be tigers and intrepid mousers, and gently calm the eccentricities of a cat with a warm tongue-in-cheek approach.

How to Massage Your Dog

4 reviews
Jane Buckle

Howell Book House, 1995

Nice little starter book on messaging your dog
This book isn't meant as an in-depth guide to massaging your dog, but provides humor with some simple techniques. The couple of techniques I've tried on my dogs seem to meet with their approval :-). It's a great method of spending more time with your dogs and they definitely get something out of it. Want something fun and simple for you and the dog? Get this book - they'll be glad you did.