aromatherapist
aromatherapist — noun
- aromatherapistsingular
- aromatherapistsplural
1. a person whose job is to use essential oils — natural plant oils with a pleasant
a person whose job is to use essential oils — natural plant oils with a pleasant smell — to treat health problems or help people relax, often through massage or by spreading the oils into the air
Caleb visits an aromatherapist once a month to manage his stress levels.
collocation: visit an aromatherapist
My sister has been seeing an aromatherapist for her migraines for the past few months.
collocation: see an aromatherapist for [condition]
After two years of training, Saira became a qualified aromatherapist at a small clinic in Manchester.
Bao saw an aromatherapist for his back pain after his doctor recommended massage with oils.
- therapist
a much broader term — a therapist may work with talk therapy, physical therapy, or many other methods, not specifically essential oils
- massage therapist
focuses mainly on bodywork and touch, whereas an aromatherapist may also use oils without massage (e.g. through a diffuser in the air)
- complementary therapist
a broader title covering any non-conventional health practice, not only essential oils
文法句型
a(n) [adjective] aromatherapist
see/visit/consult an aromatherapist
用法筆記
Countable noun. The field of practice is called aromatherapy (uncountable noun). Aromatherapists often work alongside other healthcare providers as part of complementary medicine.