Relaxed Focus: The Incredible Power of Essential Oils for Kids

The following interview is part of a cutting-edge series of video interviews called Parenting Today: Raising Strong, Resilient Kids being aired exclusively on Mad in America.

This series has as its aim educating parents about the current mental disorder paradigm as it relates to children. It also offers many useful tips about how to raise more resilient children and how to become a more skillful parent. In this series of more than thirty interviews, we share information about the diverse resources available to parents, including alternative ones.

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Today’s guest is Danielle Daniel. Danielle is a licensed psychotherapist (an LCSW) and a Clinical Psychology PhD student from San Diego, California. As a therapist, working with trauma victims, survivors of torture and abuse, and suicidal and high-risk teens, she has seen strong, positive client outcomes with a holistic approach using psychoaromatherapy.

Danielle has over 20 years’ experience using essential oils, she’s trained in medical aromatherapy, and she is studying the way that essential oils affect the brain for her doctorate. She has created an easy way to learn and apply this natural model to manage mood, emotions, anxiety and more. She’s passionate about empowering others through holistic emotional wellness and has achieved a high level of success through her wellness model.

Links of Interest

Danielle’s website
Danielle’s Facebook page

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