BOTANICA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE!
Theme: CITRUS: TRADITIONS-THERAPEUTICS-TECHNOLOGY
Dates: May 17-19, 2024
Organizer: Rhiannon Lewis,
Format: Virtual conference on an award-winning events platform
Botanica2024, the prestigious seventh edition of this international conference series, is dedicated to showcasing excellence in clinical aromatherapy and related herbal therapeutics.
About the Conference:
Botanica brings together a global community of researchers, aromatherapists, herbalists, and allied health professionals for three days of immersive education, networking, and collaboration.
Theme: Citrus: Traditions, Therapeutics, Technology
Citrus fruits are universally popular, yet we often overlook their fantastic qualities and potential. This year, our theme explores the untapped benefits of these simple fruits and their applications beyond the kitchen.
Why Attend?
Discover the latest advancements in aromatherapy and herbal medicine, explore the therapeutic potential of citrus, and engage with experts worldwide.
Speakers:
Featuring esteemed speakers such as Professor Thomas Hummel, Chanchal Cabrera, Dr. Michael Leon, Dr Nicole Boukhallil and many more from diverse backgrounds and countries.
Please see below for the speakers’ full lineup and topics.
Lecture Program:
The conference offers diverse lectures covering topics such as olfactory dysfunction, artisan hydrosol craftsmanship, the health-enhancing potential of citruses, nasal microbiome composition, stress reduction with citrus essential oils, and much more.
Workshops:
Participants can also benefit from workshops and masterclasses led by industry experts, offering practical guidance and solutions for practising therapists.
Preliminary On-Demand Lectures:
Explore a wealth of on-demand lectures on topics ranging from the potential of citrus essential oils in aromatherapy to their role in perfumery.
René-Maurice Gattefossé International Prize:
Witness the announcement and award of the prestigious René-Maurice Gattefossé International Prize for clinical aromatherapy.
Registration:
Secure your place today and join us for this enriching and inspiring event. Registration details are available on our website.
Ticket Types:
ZEST: £156 (17th & 18th May)
PETITGRAIN: £256 (17th & 18th May + Workshops)
NEROLI: £356 (17th & 18th May + Workshops + Bonus)
ICAN Members Get £100 Off for NEROLI Registrations!
Professional membership of ICAN is €130
And it’s one of the best, most supportive aromatherapy community platforms.
🔗 Contact Information:
For inquiries, please get in touch with
BOTANICA2024@EYAS.CO.UK
Visit website HERE
🎙️ Speakers & Topics:
Professor Thomas Hummel (Germany):
Title: “The consequences of olfactory dysfunction and the value of smell training”
Chanchal Cabrera (Canada):
Title: “Whispers of the Orange Blossom: A Journey through Lebanon’s artisan hydrosol craftsmanship, honouring the Tradition Keepers and Cultural Transmitters”
Doctor Michael Leon (USA):
Title: “Enrichment with citrus and other natural odors improves memory in older adults”
Doctor Nicole Boukhalil (Lebanon):
Title: “More than juice and essential oil: Citruses as powerhouses of health-enhancing potential”
Marco Valussi (Italy):
Title: “Divergent nasal microbiome composition in aromatherapy specialists with a focus on possible and known roles of Citrus-derived compounds in human microbiome shaping.”
Doctor Ruta Aldonyte (Lithuania):
Title: “Inhalation aromatherapy using citrus essential oils as a key component - Can it reduce stress and aid relaxation?”
Fiona Hedigan (Ireland):
Title: “Oxidation of Citrus oils: risks, detection and preservation”
Doctor Benoit Roger (Canada):
Title: “When Life Gives You Lemons… Make Lemonade !”
Päivi Helena Blöchl (Austria):
Title: “Constituents and Biological Activities of Citrus Essential Oil of Nepali origin: Advocating for further research and development for health & economic benefits”
Frauke Galia (USA):
Title: “Bergamot (Citrus bergamia) and the Complexities of the Substance-Addicted Brain: A Clinical Trial Journey”
Doctor Eva Heuberger (Germany):
Title: “Citrus oils in anxiety and depression: clinical effects and mechanisms of action”
Janet Nienhuis (The Netherlands):
Title: “The use of citrus oils within Penitentiary Care in the Netherlands: A tailored Therapeutic Approach”
Caroline Ingraham (UK):
Title: “The potential benefits of lime oil for cats with liver failure”
Adriana Nunes Wolffenbüttel (Brazil):
Title: “Aromatherapy Clinical Effectiveness Evidence Map of Citrus essential oils”
Marian Reven (USA):
Title: “The Scent*Tattoo Project: The Significance of Citrus in People’s Past”
Jonathan Benavides (The Netherlands):
Title: “Working with citrus oils in Infant-Juvenile psychology”
Jonathan Hinde (UK):
Title: “Understanding Marma Therapy: a gentle practice to rejuvenate and release blocked energy using touch, consciousness, and essential oils”
Madeleine Kerkhof (The Netherlands):
Title: “A deep dive into practical blending with plant extracts using a case example of an integrative approach to treat erysipelas”
Denise Cusack (USA):
Title: “Practical Aromatherapy in Community Models - Serving the Underserved”
Gabriel Mojay (USA):
Title: “Volatile oils in Cancer Care - practical strategies from 35 years of clinical practice”