MAMFT invites you to join three experts on family therapy as they discuss theories, share experiences, and provide techniques for your toolbox. This conference will be useful for in-home therapists, agency directors, clinical supervisors, and anybody looking to hone their family therapy skills.
Uses Of Citronella Oil: 1) Insect repellent:Citronella oil repels insects such as mosquitoes, black flies, fleas and ticks, therefore, preventing its bites. It is used on humans and their clothing â in the form of an oil, liquid and patch.
Max doesn't find the scent of citronella near as pleasant as you do. It's a muggy, summer evening and you're getting eaten up by mosquitoes. You light a citronella candle to keep the pests away. While citronella can be toxic to Max if he eats it, burning the candle should be safe. Just take a few simple precautions. Citronella is a natural oil that is made from citronella grass. It's used not only in candles, but in sprays and often in products for pets as a natural pest repellant. Citronella candles can be wax infused with citronella or oil lamps that burn citronella via a wick, like a torch.