As a celebration of women and a global movement to end violence against women and girls, this year's V-Day transformed New Orleans's Superdome into SUPERLOVE—a place to heal, gather, celebrate, and activate to change the story of women.

Participants enjoyed special caring lounges, including the Well-Being Lounge hosted by Donna Karan's Urban Zen Foundation. Young Living Essential Oils and several Young Living distributors were invited to join the more than 30,000 attendees in treating Hurricane Katrina survivors to two days of yoga, massage, aromatherapy, and nutrition education. Young Living also donated essential oils, NingXia Red®, and Thieves® Hand Purifier for volunteers and participants.

Said Urban Zen Foundation's Rachel Goldstein, "my beloved Young Living Oils were a huge hit offering these ladies essential oil education and bottles to go home with…."Read Rachel's full blog entry about the day.

Members of the Young Living family know how important essential oils are to health and well-being. Now patients in a Fort Worth, Texas, hospital are using the power of essential oils on a clinical level. Nurse Susan Shields says that aromatherapy treatments are complimentary to a patient's medical treatment and serve to enhance healing practices. View the complete segment.

Suzette Caplin, Young Living Lavender Farm marketing and PR director, was featured in the March 28 broadcast of Studio 5, a weekday Utah community lifestyle program on KSL Channel 5. Busy promoting Young Living's upcoming Lavender Days celebration, Suzette represented Young Living Lavender Farm in the "Make-It-Yourself Beauty: Lavender Bliss" segment of the program, and taught about the many uses of lavender, which has long been known as the little herb that could.

Suzette explained the many benefits of lavender, both physical and mental, and explained the difference between perfume-grade and higher quality therapeutic-grade essential oils. Suzette also demonstrated make-it-yourself beauty recipes including lavender bath fizzers, a lavender linen freshener, and lavender body scrub. View the complete segment.

Utah Valley Business Q named Young Living Essential Oils No. 7 in its annual list of the top 15 revenue companies in Utah Valley. This ranking was based on 2007 annual revenue. When asked by Utah Valley Business Q to provide his secrets to Young Living's continued financial success, Young Living Founder and President, D. Gary Young, said, "Splurge on your employees and cut back on expenditures and ostentatious displays of wealth in business and personal lifestyle." Young's example of personal and business integrity is also evident in his advice to other business owners. He says, "Be honest, even when it challenges you financially." See the complete Utah Valley Business Q's top 15 list.

The article “A Natural and Unique Spa Experience” in the February 1 issue of the Contra Costa Times features Cher Orio and her spa, It's Only Natural. Having worked with spa clients for seventeen years, Orio says she uses as many natural products as possible. “I like Young Living essential oils. I use these oils during my treatments because they're healthy and good for the skin,” she notes. Orio uses a variety of Young Living essential oils, including Valor® and Melrose™, to soothe and pamper her clients. View the full article here.

Each year Spa magazine publishes the favorite spa experiences of its contributing writers and editors. In it's Spa Worldwide Guide 2008, contributor Julie Sinclair ranked Las Ventana al Paraiso's use of Young Living Essential Oils and the Young Living Raindrop Technique (referred to in the article as “Raindrop Therapy”) as the 19th favorite experience. Pick up a copy to see the full write up on page 96.

In the December/January 2008 issue of Domino magazine, founder and alchemist of Pangea Organics body-care Joshua Onysko raved about geranium essential oil and directed readers to Young Living to buy some.
See “calming scrub” at http://www.dominomag.com/magazine/2007/11/joshua_onykso.

In the November 6, 2007, issue of Woman's World magazine, an article on natural pain relief talked about the immune-supporting effects of Thieves. Check out the issue for more information.

On May 24, 2007, The Martha Stewart Show featured Young Living Director of Science and Education Dr. David K. Hill along with respected fashion designer Donna Karan (Donna Karan New York/DKNY). Dr. Hill was a featured speaker for Donna Karan's Urban Zen Initiative in New York, whose mission is “to create a working environment where the worlds of conventional and alternative medical practices unite to invent new ways of healing, health, and well-being for all of us” (www.urbanzen.org). As a guest of The Martha Stewart Show, Dr. Hill discussed the benefits of essential oils. See the video and read more on marthastewart.com.