Aromatherapy for the Parents of Teenagers

Written by Francoise Rapp


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******** Blend for Boundaries ******** This blend will help you feel more grounded, centered and assertive when a need arises to establish new boundaries with your teen.

-6 drops Rosemary -5 drops Cypress -6 drops Cedarwood -4 drops Sandalwood

Massagerepparttar solar plexus and lower back. Pour one-third ofrepparttar 111642 blend into your warm bath water and soak for at least 15 minutes. Pour a few drops intorepparttar 111643 palm of your hands and inhale deeply as needed throughoutrepparttar 111644 day.

******** Blend for Emotional Security and Acceptance ******** This blend soothes your emotions and enhances a profound sense of emotional security and comfort while acceptingrepparttar 111645 natural steps of your teen's growth.

-3 drops Rose -5 drops Sandalwood -5 drops Orange -4 drops Pine

Massagerepparttar 111646 solar plexus and abdomen. Pour one-third ofrepparttar 111647 blend into your warm bath water and soak for at least 15 minutes. Pour a few drops intorepparttar 111648 palm of your hands and inhale deeply as needed throughoutrepparttar 111649 day.

******** Blend to Open Communication ******** This blend supports and opens communication with others while releasing any anger, resentment, guilt or frustration held withinrepparttar 111650 body and mind.

-4 drops Lavender -5 drops Sage -4 drops German Chamomile

Massagerepparttar 111651 throat, neck, and shoulders. Pour one-third ofrepparttar 111652 blend into your warm bath water and soak for at least 15 minutes. Pour a few drops intorepparttar 111653 palm of your hands and inhale deeply as needed throughoutrepparttar 111654 day.

In Good Health, Francoise Rapp http://www.aromalchemy.com

(c) Francoise Rapp, 2002. Discoverrepparttar 111655 life-transforming power of aromatherapy! Internationally renowned aromatherapist and alchemist, Francoise Rapp, shares her expertise through aromatherapy classes designed for working adults and in her free weekly ezine, The Arom'Alchemy Newsletter. All this and more can be found at http://www.aromalchemy.com.

Internationally renowned aromatherapist and alchemist Françoise Rapp shares her expertise each week in her free ezine, the Arom'Alchemy Newsletter. To subscribe, visit www.aromalchemy.com/education.


Lia Beamer: A New Hero Emerges

Written by Janet Bishop


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With a daughter, Morgan Kay, born in January Lisa Beamer is now repparttar surviving mom of three, as Morgan joins brothers, David and Drew. Lisa reports that little Morgan has Todd's hair color, chin and eyes.

Lisa was named 'one ofrepparttar 111641 world's most intruiging persons ofrepparttar 111642 year 2001 by People magazine. On January 18, 2002, Lisa announced that Tyndale House publishers will publish her story ofrepparttar 111643 ill fated flight 93, to give people a behindrepparttar 111644 scenes look at her late husband Todd Beamer.

She has startedrepparttar 111645 Todd Beamer Memorial fund, which will aid victims ofrepparttar 111646 disaster as well as Todd's favorite charities. Contributions can be made onrepparttar 111647 Internet at:

http://www.beamerfoundation.org



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