Each remedy treats a specific type of emotional imbalance, and used in combination they can be beneficial to a wide range of clients.
Each flower remedy can help you to deal constructively with the negative behaviour patterns of human nature such as jealousy, impatience, the inability to say no, timidity, and inappropriate guilt that are viewed by Bach practitioners as the underlying cause of physical illness.
The Bach treatments aim to combat emotional imbalance before it results in any physical imbalance. Bach Flower Remedies are ideal for helping you cope with emotional turmoil.
Three groups of people benefit from Bach flower remedies:
Below are just some examples when the Bach Flower Remedies may benefit you:
Despite the simplicity of the system, many people coming to Bach remedies for the first time, find it useful to work with a practitioner initially, who can advise them about the most suitable remedies and help you to gain a better understanding of them. As you become more familiar with the Bach Flower Remedies, it is possible to choose your own.
An initial consultation usually lasts up to an hour, and follow-up consultations may be needed, which tend to be shorter.
You will be encouraged to talk about the issues and problems which you are currently facing in your life, which will help you to explore your deepest feelings, concerns and fears. This will determine the underlying cause(s) of the problem(s). A remedy bottle will then be prepared for you, selecting a combination of anything up to six Bach flower essences. This is usually topped up with mineral water and alcohol to preserve the contents. You will be advised how to take the remedy, which should last up to three weeks.
Bach Flower Remedies are a subtle way of using plants to heal "emotional maladies". The Bach Original Flower Remedies can be used to overcome everyday bad feelings. Bach Flower Remedies are gentle, effective, and completely free of harmful side effects.
Bach Remedies were developed by Dr. Edward Bach (1886-1936), a Harley Street Clinic physician and prominent bacteriologist, homeopath, and researcher. His years in practice convinced him that emotions are key to health and well-being. He saw that the fear of disease was as destructive as disease itself. He reasoned that if he could remove that fear, the health of his patients might improve.
Bach started researching the healing properties of flowers in 1928. In 1930 he left London and his medical posts to dedicate himself full-time to this work. He discovered 38 flower remedies before announcing that his system was complete.