Podcast appearances and mentions of danielle daniel

Neha and Shruti discuss Daughters of the Deer, by Danielle Daniel, a work of historical fiction that follows an indigenous woman and her daughter in a 17th century French colony that is now Quebec, Canada. We talk about the historical context of the book, discuss the characters and their journeys, and reflect on the importance of telling these stories.Shelf Discovery:East by Edith PattouFever 1793 by Laurie Halse AndersonHope Leslie; Or Early Times in Massachusetts by Catharine Maria SedgwickIf you would like to get additional behind-the-scenes content related to this and all of our episodes, subscribe to our free newsletter.We love to hear from listeners about the books we discuss - you can connect with us on Instagram or by emailing us at thenovelteapod@gmail.com.This episode description contains links to Bookshop.org, a website that supports independent bookstores. If you use these links we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mentioned in the episode:MOVE with Gold Ivy: Move – Gold Ivy (goldivyhealthco.com)It's time to wake up and smell the essential oils! Dr. Danielle is here to answer all of our questions and help both our physical and mental health, as she explains aromatherapy. Dr. Danielle has personally experienced relief from the use of essential oils when she was amid a devastating health mystery. Tune in to hear how to use and where to place essential oils, what Dr. Danielle's home must-haves are, how aromatherapy impacts those suffering with PTSD, and so much more.Guest: Dr. Danielle DanielInstagram: Dr. Danielle Daniel | Holistic Psychology (@drdaniellepsyd) • Instagram photos and videos#essentialoils #mentalhealth #womenswellness #ivyunleashedpodcast #drdanielledaniel #theholisticbrainSupport the Show.

If a lavender bush and citrus tree had a love child, it would be Bergamot. This fantastic smelling oil boasts the calming properties of lavender and the mood boost of citrus oils.  This “best of both worlds” quality is the precise reason that Dr. Danielle Daniel chose Bergamot for her thesis research on essential oils and PTSD.  Dr. Danielle takes us through her study and the amazing outcomes experienced by her participants. She goes into the science behind essential oils and how their unique chemical makeup can positively improve our emotional wellbeing.  This episode is fascinating, insightful, and will help you understand why essential oils are so powerful when it comes to dealing with stress and anxiety.  Listen now to learn something new and hear why Dr. Danielle wants you to ditch your toothpaste.  See full show notes for this episode HERE. Leave us a review while you're there. Lookin' for some podcast goodies? I've got ya covered! Shop our t-shirts, swag, and other popular products HERE New to essential oils? Here is my free guide to help you demystify this topic  FREE Essential Oils Guide. Our website is www.RevolutionOilsPodcast.com View hundreds of Essential Oil Recipes in our DIY Dugout Sign up for my  PODCAST NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a healthier, more balanced life!  Say hello on social. Use the Hashtag #essentialoilrevolutionpodcast so I know you're a friend! Facebook Instagram Grab yourself a freebie here! ---> https://linktr.ee/samleewright Thank you to our amazing sponsors. Heard about a product you'd like to try? View our list of sponsors HERE and help us keep this podcast 100% free! FAQs: Who is Samantha Lee Wright? Which brand of oils do you recommend and why? Is it safe to ingest essential oils? (And other safety concerns) Are essential oils safe for cats? (See safety section) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Danielle of Humboldt County and is dedicated to educating the community about the healing powers of psychoactive plants and fungi, along with providing support to community members during their path of healing.

One can never pay too much attention to the vagus nerve. In fact, it's one of the hottest topics in wellness right now! This is because this tenth cranial nerve is critical in regulating many essential body functions, including of the heart, gut, brain, and lungs. We've touched upon the vagus nerve a few times with several amazing experts on the Essential Oils Revolution podcast! In this episode, I'm back for another solo episode in which I explore in more depth what some of my favorite essential oils are to support our vagus nerve. These essential oils were selected based on my clinical experience, their traditional use, and that they also have some evidence of favorably modulating our nervous system in scientific research.  What You Will Learn: The three parts of your autonomic nervous system and how they impact body physiology. The functions of the vagus nerve and how it can affect healing and restoration.  An overview of the multiple ways essential oils can calm the mind-body and support vagal tone. How essential oils influence our biochemistry and neurology to favorably benefit the vagus nerve. A review of the ways that lavender essential oil modulates the nervous system and vagal tone. What we can use to measure parasympathetic activity, including heart rate variability, which reflects vagal tone. Some of the issues with essential oil research.  An overview of the research on bergamot oil for calming the parasympathetic nervous system, which is mediated by the vagus nerve.  The studies on ylang ylang oil for positively influencing the vagal response.  If you should use an essential oil if you don't like the smell and how this relates to the nervous system.  Two honorable mentions of essential oils for regulating the vagus nerve response, petitgrain and fir oils. How volatile compounds from tree oils can mediate the negative effects of stress. A summary of how essential oils can optimize vagus nerve function and are applicable to the polyvagal theory. Have you used lavender oil, bergamot oil, ylang ylang, petitgrain, or fir oils to support your emotional health?  Share your feedback and comments on the website or your favorite podcast player! Please support the show by subscribing and providing a rating and feedback on your favorite podcast player. This is a no-cost way to spread the word and ensures we keep providing you with the best guests and essential oils education. Resources: My Blogs, Videos, and Research Reviews on the Vagus Nerve: What is the Vagus Nerve and Why is It So Popular Healing Trauma Through the Vagus Nerve: The Polyvagal Theory, the Nervous System, and Essential Oils Essential Oils, the Vagus Nerve, and the Polyvagal Theory My Three Favorite Essential Oils for the Vagus Nerve (+ 2 Honorable Mentions) which links to the studies reviewed Links to Learn More About My Offerings and Education on Essential Oils: My Essential Oils Community Membership My Resource Page My CEU Course for Practitioners on the Clinical Use of Essential Oils Previous Episodes with Expert Guest Who Highlighted the Vagus Nerve: Ep. 396: Calming the Parasympathetic Nervous System and Brain Support with Essential Oils with Jodi Cohen (link not up yet) Ep. 387: Using Essential Oils for Healthy, Thriving, Happy Kids with Integrative Pediatrician Dr. Elisa Song Ep. 386: The Polyvagal Theory, Calming the Limbic System, and Essential Oils with Dr. Thomas Moorcroft Ep. 298: Applied Neurology, The Vagus Nerve, and EOs with Dr. Kim Trager Ep. 281: Burgeoning Science & Bergamot with Dr. Danielle Daniel (interview with Samantha and referenced in this podcast) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this National Indigenous Peoples Day, Cindy introduces listeners to two middle grade novels by Indigenous authors: Forever Birchwood by Danielle Daniel and Journal of A Travelling Girl by Nadine Neema.

Cody Caetano on Half-Bads in White Regalia, Shyam Selvadurai takes the Next Chapter questionnaire and Danielle Daniel on Daughters of the Deer and more.

How do we balance joy with sorrow in the midst of ongoing crises? Seeking freedom is not frivolous but rather essential, so that we are able to care for ourselves as we protect wild places, and so we can be resilient in the face of environmental and social breakdown. This conversation explores the importance of strengthening our relationships to our ancestors, protecting the places where we live, and reconnecting with our own inner child in this search for joy.Guest Danielle Daniel is an award-winning author and illustrator of settler and Indigenous ancestry, who has written two novels. Forever Birchwood is a middle grade novel set in her northern hometown of Sudbury, following Wolf, on the crest of adolescence, as she fights to protect a beloved forest. Danielle's bestseller adult novel Daughters of the Deer is an historical fiction novel inspired by the lives of her ancestors— an Algonquin woman and a soldier/settler from France, and their first born daughter who was murdered by French settlers. Danielle joins Reseed to talk about her novels, and to delve into environmental protection, polarization, finding common ground, the power of stories, and reconnecting with joy. In the words of Mary Oliver, joy may be life's “way of fighting back, that sometimes something happened better than all the riches or power in the world”. Joy and childhood wonder need not be an escape from everything we collectively face, but rather they can coexist with the sorrow, give life meaning, and support us in being the caretakers that we need to be. Listen at reseed.ca. 

In this episode of Oh My Heath ... There's HOPE! Jana talks with Dr. Danielle Daniel.   Dr. Daniel is a Doctor of Psychology and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a holistic approach to the brain. Using the science of nature, her expertise focus on the neural limbic pathways, neurocardiology, and psychogastroenterology (the gut-brain axis) for immediate and sustained emotional wellbeing. She trains hospitals, clinics, and therapists around the world on the field of Psychoaromcology and the application of Psychoaromatherapy.   “Somehow, someway, someday! there is always hope!”     This 30-minute episode is on: 1) Something natural to manage your emotions 2) Learning to manage your mental health 3) How does aromatherapy actually work for you? 4) What are some of the things I can use Essential Oils for? 5) Are all essential oils the same?   This episode is about: In this episode, Jana and Dr. Daniel discuss using something natural to help manage your emotions. Learning to manage your mental health and how Aromatherapy actually works. What are some of the things essential oils can be used for, and are all essential oils created equally?   Get in touch with Dr. Daniel: https://www.theholisticbrain.com/ https://www.instagram.com/drdaniellepsyd/ https://www.facebook.com/drdaniellepsyd   Get in touch with Jana and listen to more Podcasts: https://www.janashort.com/   Show Music ‘Hold On' by Amy Gerhartz https://www.amygerhartz.com/music.   Get Your Free Copy of Best Holistic Life Magazine! One of the fastest-growing independent magazines centered around holistic living. https://www.bestholisticlife.com/     Grab your gift today: https://www.janashort.com/becoming-the-next-influencers-download-offer/ Connect with Jana Short: https://www.janashort.com/contact/

One of the things we love most about you, our community, is that you're so dedicated to and persistant when it comes to finding things that will help our kids and their nervous systems. One tool we have in our family's tool belt is essential oils. We know there are a lot of mixes messages and opinions about essential oils, so we wanted to bring you an expert that could use brain science, my favorite to help us out. Dr. Danielle Daniel is a Doctor of Psychology and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a holistic approach to the brain. She trains hospitals, clinics and therapists around the world on the field of Psychoaromcology and the application of Psychoaromatherapy. Click here to download a transcript for this episode. Relevant Links Connect with Dr. Danielle on Instagram Buy the essential oils Dr. Daniel recommends Join The Village (use code: podcast) The Regulation Rescue

One of the things we love most about you, our community, is that you're so dedicated to and persistant when it comes to finding things that will help our kids and their nervous systems. One tool we have in our family's tool belt is essential oils. We know there are a lot of mixes messages and opinions about essential oils, so we wanted to bring you an expert that could use brain science, my favorite to help us out. Dr. Danielle Daniel is a Doctor of Psychology and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a holistic approach to the brain. She trains hospitals, clinics and therapists around the world on the field of Psychoaromcology and the application of Psychoaromatherapy. Click here to download a transcript for this episode. Relevant Links Connect with Dr. Danielle on Instagram Buy the essential oils Dr. Daniel recommends Join The Village (use code: podcast) The Regulation Rescue

This week we have a special guest Dr Danielle Daniel talking about her doctorate work in using essential oils for mental health. We were so excited to get to interview Dr Daniel and chat with her about mental health and how essential oils can be used to support it. This episode is great for those of you working in the metal health field. We also focus on kids with anger and ADHD. This was such a fun show we hope you enjoy and learn from it as well! To get the oils on today's episode purchase them here: In the USA: Recommended kit: https://doterra.me/q649jTxA (has all the oils we covered Smaller Choice:https://doterra.me/DImBhqG7 UK https://bit.ly/2WG0Ppd Europe: https://bit.ly/3mpBfO4 Find Dr Danille Daniels at: https://brainessentials.com/ https://www.facebook.com/drdaniellepsyd https://www.instagram.com/drdaniellepsyd/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heartsoulroots/message

Danielle Daniel and David Poplin are members of Decriminalize Nature Humboldt, a branch of the larger Decriminalize Nature movement. Decriminalize Nature Humboldt is an educational campaign to inform individuals about the value of entheogenic plants and fungi and the intention to propose a resolution to decriminalize entheogens in Humboldt County. You can find Decriminalize Nature Humboldt on Facebook (@decrimnaturehumboldt) and on Instagram (@decrim_nature_humboldt).

If a lavender bush and citrus tree had a love child, it would be Bergamot. This fantastic smelling oil boasts the calming properties of lavender and the mood boost of citrus oils. This “best of both worlds” quality is the precise reason that Dr. Danielle Daniel chose Bergamot for her thesis research on essential oils and PTSD. Dr. Danielle takes us through her study and the amazing outcomes experienced by her participants. She goes into the science behind essential oils and how their unique chemical makeup can positively improve our emotional wellbeing. This episode is fascinating, insightful, and will help you understand why essential oils are so powerful when it comes to dealing with stress and anxiety. Listen now to learn something new and hear why Dr. Danielle wants you to ditch your toothpaste. See full show notes for this episode HERE. Leave us a review while you're there.Lookin' for some podcast goodies? I've got ya covered! Shop our t-shirts, swag, and other popular products HERENew to essential oils? Here is my free guide to help you demystify this topic FREE Essential Oils Guide.Our website is www.RevolutionOilsPodcast.comView hundreds of Essential Oil Recipes in our DIY DugoutSign up for my PODCAST NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a healthier, more balanced life! Say hello on social. Use the Hashtag #essentialoilrevolutionpodcast so I know you're a friend!FacebookInstagramGrab yourself a freebie here! ---> https://linktr.ee/samleewrightThank you to our amazing sponsors.Heard about a product you'd like to try? View our list of sponsors HERE and help us keep this podcast 100% free!FAQs:Who is Samantha Lee Wright?Which brand of oils do you recommend and why?Is it safe to ingest essential oils? (And other safety concerns)Are essential oils safe for cats? (See safety section)Hey! Thanks for listening. Send me a message & tell me what you think about the show. Leave a review so others can find the show more easily too.xo,SamSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Updated: 3:50 p.m. Verlena Flournoy Matey-Keke has long enjoyed the work of the Black Storytellers Alliance in Minneapolis. This year marks the 30th Black Master Storytelling Festival, which will livestream on April 10, 17 and 25. The free series of events will include music and storytelling by artists from Minnesota and around the country. Danielle Daniel emcees. Nearly half of the 14 storytellers are from Minnesota. Matey-Keke loves history, and she appreciates the role that storytelling has long held in passing down Black history and lessons. Having once taken a class with the Black Storytellers, she says she has learned best storytelling brings characters to life. Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society Press Melvin Carter Jr. joined the St. Paul Police Department in 1974 and served nearly 40 years on the force, initially one of only a handful of Black officers among the ranks. Actor T. Mychael Rambo calls our attention to a virtual play from the History Theatre that celebrates the Rondo neighborhood in St. Paul. “Diesel Heart — Part 2” follows the life of Melvin Carter Jr., who grew up in Rondo, joined the Navy, and returned home to serve as a police officer for over 25 years. His son, Melvin Carter III, is the mayor of St Paul. The play was written by Brian Grandison in collaboration with the elder Carter. It’s directed by H. Adam Harris. The first act of “Diesel Heart” originally premiered as a virtual show, and “Diesel Heart — Part 2”  includes several new scenes in Act 2 on Carter’s law enforcement experience. Tickets are available here. The reading of the show is available for streaming Monday through April 18. This week marks one full year that the Twin Cities Jazz Festival has been livestreaming concerts. Jazz singer Connie Evingson has performed at one such streamed event in the past, and recommends upcoming shows. This Thursday at 7 p.m. the Mac Santiago Quartet performs, with Santiago on drums, Dale Alexander on piano, Aaron Hedenstrom on sax and Billy Peterson on bass. Their performance will stream live from the Dakota stage. Up next Thursday: the Twin Cities group Ticket to Brasil plays “bossa nova, samba, and all that wonderful stuff that makes you want to move,” Evingson said. Performances are free, with donations appreciated.

Danielle is a doctor of psychology and a licensed clinical social worker who has a unique approach to the inner workings of the human brain. She uses the power of natural science to help people with their mental health through essential oils and aromatherapy.  She joins us this week to give us valuable insight on these plant-based methods, how exactly your brain responds to them, and how you can gently get your family started on these natural remedies today. https://www.danielledr.com/

Laura and Janine hear from Dr. Danielle Daniel. Danielle is a Doctor of Psychology, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and the founder of Brave.Foundation, which serves kids and young adults who have been sex-trafficked and abused. Danielle is making a difference in the world…she speaks globally and loves empowering others to create the life of their dreams. She built her Network Marketing business alongside of a full time job, and was able to retire by the age of 38. Danielle shares how she found Network Marketing, but almost missed it because of her misconceptions about the magnitude of this kind of opportunity. She discovered that by using Network Marketing to create financial freedom, she had the opportunity to actually do more of what she loves, and to make a bigger difference in the world than she could have if she followed the traditional vocational path. Danielle is passionate about helping others understand why it's so important to have a backup plan in our lives. Both Danielle and her mother experienced health challenges that prevented them from being able to work, but because she had already built her Network Marketing business, she remained financially secure during a very challenging time in her life. Danielle believes that remaining hopeful is critical to achieving success. Always believing that someway, somehow, everything is going to work out. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. And please review, comment and share so our message reaches more. Want more? : Mlmyoudecide.com Follow us on: Facebook Instagram To learn more about Network Marketing we recommend, “The Flip Flop CEO” and “Does the Shoe Fit?”

Finding joy in the present is a choice each day as we separate the light and darkness from our daily lives with Dr. Danielle Daniel and Kierston Kirschbaum, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 

Books and resources discussed in this episode:tpl:kidsOnline Children's programsWonder WallStorytime with Toronto Mayor John ToryReady for ReadingGrowing a Reader blog"Helping your Child Cope with the COVID-19 Pandemic"BrainfuseChildren's Mental Health OntarioMy Hero is You: How Kids Can Fight COVID-19! from the World Health OrganizationOverDriveHooplaThe Dam Keeper by Robert KondoNew Kid by Jerry CraftDork Diaries series by Rachel Renee RussellDog Man Unleashed by Dav PilkeyAmulet series by Kazu KibuishiWhere the Sidewalk Ends by Shel SilversteinWinnie the Pooh by A. A. MilneThe Fire Station by Robert MunschReal Friends by Shannon HaleYou Hold Me Up by Monique Gray Smith and Danielle Daniel

Mental Health Professional, Rebecca Hintze, and Dr. Danielle Daniel, a licensed Psychotherapist, get vulnerable with you. They are geared toward looking at the current world crisis and the body’s biological response in relation to stress, emotions and mood. Learn how your body is reacting so you can label and process your emotions and manage your mood.

This special education series will be focusing on all the ways you can keep your body working the very best it can. In this episode,  Dr. Danielle Daniel shares her advice on resting and managing stress to help you stay strong all season. 

This special education series will be focusing on all the ways you can keep your body working the very best it can. In this episode,  Dr. Danielle Daniel shares her advice on resting and managing stress to help you stay strong all season. 

Danielle Daniel, Jamie Thomas, and Rebecca Hintze, M.Sc. discuss different ways you can help children in your own life and your community. 

Danielle is a licensed clinical social worker and is working on her dissertation for her doctorate in psychology. Danielle incorporates essential oils with her mental health therapy. Danielle began incorporating essential oils into her own routine and after experiencing some shifts in her life she began exploring oils for health benefits. Soon, Danielle began diffusing wild orange in her therapy sessions and realized how much clients began opening up. Danielle dives into what happens to the brain when using essential oils aromatically. Eating a healthy diet and not eating foods that cause inflammation are also important. Danielle is dedicated to giving people hope and even though there is often not an immediate answer to the problem, there is hope. The oils that Danielle are loving right now are Bergamot which helps with mood and stress, Copaiba which helps with addictions and stress, and also Neroli which helps with depression and serotonin levels.  Connect with Danielle

Danielle Daniel has always had a passion for the medical and academic field. A Doctor of Clinical Psychology student with a Masters in Social Work, Danielle is interested in trauma, grief counseling, and psychology. So when she was able to make the connection between brain function and aromatherapy tools, she felt compelled to share what she had learned with others. Today she is combining the powers medical aromatherapy, essential oils, psychotherapy in calculated scientific approaches to help her patients heal like never before. If you have ever been curious about the power of essential oils and their benefits to your body functions but are unsure of where to start, Danielle is here for you. Today she explains exactly how aroma impacts your neurological transmitters, which areas of your life essential oils can help improve, and her top five essential oils for brain health, plus much more. Danielle combines nutrition, essential oils, talk therapy, environment, and mindset for a holistic approach to emotional wellbeing that focuses on putting your brain health first. Eventually, we all go through times of trial in which we need help to understand and forgive on a deep level. Essential oils can help heal your trauma, improve your physical body function, and create mental clarity and openness. Danielle is an inspiring advocate who is here to help you let the healing power of aromatherapy into your life. Have you experimented with essential oils? Let us know your favorites in the comment section!   In This Episode Universal themes and discoveries in approaching therapy and healing Bridging the gap holistically to love yourself after trauma Which essential oils you should be reaching for depending on your mood Supporting your brain and gut health through essential oil chemical compounds Debunking the skepticism around alternative modalities of healing   Quotes “It's this beautiful thing when you realize that you are loved no matter what happened to you.” (8:27) “What I have found with essential oils, is that they interact with the brain in a positive manner” (16:59) “For me what excites me is when I am working with clients and see the huge changes [essential oils can make].” (32:49) “To me, that's the beauty. What was created on this planet for us is plants and nutrition and us just learning to properly use it, that's the key” (34:54)   Links DoTerra Essential Oil Website DoTerra Life Long Vitality Pack Danielle Daniel Website Follow Danielle on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube   Check out the full episode page here Find Cherie online Follow Cherie on Facebook

Join Rebecca Hintze, M.Sc., and Danielle Daniel, LCSW, PsyD candidate, as they dive into the topic of mental health. Learn how to manage your emotions and overcome emotional blocks in your life. 

As a Doctor of Clinical Psychology and licensed Psychotherapist, Danielle Daniel has always been passionate about helping others. When she decided to join Network Marketing she discovered an entirely new way to do that and much more. This week's Network Marketing Hero Interview features Danielle Daniel and her amazing story. 

The Sex, Money, and Food PodcastEpisode 098: A Whiff to Your Success, with Danielle Daniel   Smelling, Brain Science and Empowering Women with Danielle Daniel Welcome to this of The Sex, Money and Food podcast! Today we’re talking about a fascinating topic: how we can use essential oils to smell our way to success and well-being.   On this episode of the Sex, Money, and Food Podcast, we’re joined by Danielle Daniel who is a licensed psychotherapist, a Clinical Psychology PhD student specializing in the field of Psychopharmacology (the study of aromatic compounds impact on the brain). In her business, she combines her knowledge with her passion for empowering women to achieve success through emotional wellness.   More About This Show   If you’ve ever been stressed out and then taken a walk in nature to relieve your tension you know how impactful nature’s scent can be on your mood. Quality essential oils come from nature and mimic what their source does naturally.   Take peppermint for example: the cold pressed oil of peppermint (or any other essential oil) is very powerful. In fact essential oils are 50-75x more powerful than the herb itself. In the case of peppermint one drop of it is equal to 28 cups of peppermint tea!   One of Danielle’s favorite things to do is to have people put one drop of peppermint on their hand, rub their hands together and then rub the oil on to the backs of their necks so it gets into their bloodstream quickly. Also she has them inhale it so it can get into their neural factory pathways and respiratory system to invigorate them and help them breathe deeply.   When I asked her to explain more about the emotional part of aromatherapy she talked about the different effects different oils have on the brain. For example, frankincense is an oil that is good for nearly everything from relieving anxiety to increasing memory to alleviating stress. If you find yourself triggered by the same experience or emotion you can change that by using certain essential oils. Danielle says she used an essential oil the day we recorded this episode: she was frustrated by something but caught herself in that frustrated mode. Instead of going into a downward spiral about it, she grabbed an essential oil blend and it changed her emotional state within just a few minutes!   I was curious about that and asked her to dig deeper into the emotional aspects of aromatherapy. According to Danielle’s extensive psychopharmacology research, nature can tell you what something is going to do by what it looks like and smells like.   Take citrus as an example: citrus fruits, like lemons, limes, tangerines, are bright and vibrant. That is exactly what citruses and citrus oils do: they bring out feelings of brightness, happiness and vibrancy in the brain. Next we talked about being in a forest and the trees in a forest: what feelings do trees evoke? I said trees bring out feelings of being grounded, wisdom and deep roots. Essential oils from trees do just that: they help the brain get present in the moment, get connected and be here and now.   Essential oils that come from trees are oils like cedarwood, frankincense, sandalwood, spruce, white fir. They are grounding and rooted, so they are especially helpful for people whose emotions fluctuate a lot or anyone with special needs.   On today’s episode, we also talk about the emotions that flower essential oils and spice essential oils bring out in us, and what happens when you put essential oils on the various pulse points in our bodies. Danielle goes into detail about the internal intuition our bodies possess about what works for them, and what we need. You’ll even hear a fascinating story about two horses and their different responses to peppermint and oregano! Listen in for that and more on this episode of Sex, Money and Food with Danielle Daniel. Danielle Answers The Questions   Q: Rank the following in order, Sex, Money, Food: A: Right now my sole focus is empowering women and I’m building my million dollar business so I’d say money. Wealth is really something I’m focused on.   Q: There is nothing better in life than… A: connecting with others - that is the first thing that came to mind.   Q: Your ultimate pleasure in life is? A: I’m a beach girl! I just love being at the beach - wakeboarding in Mission Bay or surfing out in the ocean.   Q: What do essential oils smell like to you? A: Nature. I like nature. I read a blog post the other day about how when we’re in nature and how it helps with calming, anxious emotions. She’s a psychotherapist as well and she has a blog about helping people with their anxiety. There are aromas that are in nature and those aromas are essential oils.   Q: What is a mistake or a circumstance did you go through regarding sex, money and food that is has allowed you grow and learn from. Or is there something that you would say...I will never do that again! A: I would say it was a big turning point for me in my career: I went to San Diego State for my Master’s and got my degree in social work. What happened was I was in my dream job of working with teens with suicidal ideation but I went to school and got my degree in social work because my heart was in helping people.   But I had a big turning point when I was in my mid-30s when I wasn’t married and had been in that dream job for about 8 years, but was living paycheck to paycheck and could barely save to buy the current home I’m in. I loved my job but didn’t know if I could do it til I was 65, I also wanted to travel and do humanitarian work.   I knew I needed to make a change and I knew it was up to me and not waiting on a husband coming into my life; I wanted to show the world that I could be single and successful.   Tweetable: “Different essential oils do different things for the brain!” - Danielle Daniel   Episode Resources Danielle Daniel’s website Danielle’s giveaway Danielle Daniel on Instagram Danielle Daniel on Facebook Zoom’s website Connect with me on Instagram Sign up for my Five Day Self-love Challenge Follow me on Twitter Subscribe to the Sex Money and Food Podcast on iTunes

Click on the show title to read more and listen... We all love wonderful smells, fragrances, and aromas! If you’ve ever wanted to know more about how they can be used to enhance human well-being in a powerful way … this podcast is for you. Join Dr. David and Danielle as they have an in-depth conversation about Danielle’s personal Journey, and how she combines her passion for research with her love for Essential Oils and for uplifting others. The post David Kamnitzer (http://www.cuttingedgedoc.com) .