Hatzy Joyce
MAR, MLDUK, BFRPManual Lymph Drainage (MLD)
Hatzy Joyce,
MAR, MLDUK,
BFRP
Natural & Complementary Therapies, Cyprus
Bach Flower Therapy
Dr. Edward Bach, a medical doctor, noticed that physical ailments got better when our emotional wellbeing was also in balance and he went on to develop, and use this safe and complete therapeutic system of the Bach Flower Remedies with great success. So much so, that he left his Harley Street practise and solely devoted himself to using the Bach Flower remedies to help heal his patients. Again, and again their emotional balance lead to physical recovery.
The 38 plant and flower remedies, each relate to a specific emotional state and balance out emotional intensities such as fears, anger, shyness, indecision, major life changes (birth, death, moving house or job) and apathy to name a few.
"Healh depends on being in harmony with our souls."
Dr. Edward Bach
The Bach remedies can help us face our challenges and lead happier lives. They are very effective with babies, children, pets and plants.
How to use the remedies? Have a look at the list of the 38 remedies which gives details of characteristics and emotional states and see which remedy may be appropriate for you, at this moment. How are you feeling now? What's happening in your life today?Bach Flower consultation by skype For further clarification you can call me on skype for a Bach Flower Consultation to double check your selection as there are subtle differences between some of the remedies.
To arrange a skype consultation, kindly email me so that we can arrange a time appropriate to both of us, and also payment.
Honeysuckle helps us remain in the present.
Photo: © gripspixHow are you feeling today. What are your typical characteristics? What type of a person are you? Are you impatient, shy, domineering, very orderly, talkative, overly worried about your loved ones, jealous, angry, hide behind a happy face etc.
Look at the list below and make your selection.
Remedies | Emotional States or Characteristic
Agrimony - You hide your troubles behind a happy face. Love company.
Aspen - Fear of unknown things (nightmares)
Beech - You are critical and intolerant of others
Centaury - You find it hard to say 'no' to others
Cerato - You doubt your judgment and seek advice from others
Cherry Plum - Fear you might loose control of your mind (road rage)
Chestnut Bud - Failure to learn from past mistakes, want to break a cycle
Chicory - Selfish, possessive love
Clematis - Dreaming of the future but it takes you away from the present
Crab Apple - The cleansing remedy. You feel unclean; poor self image
Elm - Feel overwehlmed by responsibility
Gentian - Easily feel despondent at a setback
Gorse - Hopelessness and despair
Heather - Self-centered. Talkativeness leads to loneliness
Holly - Hatred, envy, spiteful, jealousy, want revenge
Honeysuckle - Thinking and talking about the past, not in the present
Hornbeam - Tiredness at the thought of doing something. Mental tiredness.
Impatiens - Impatience
Larch - Lack of confidence
Mimulus - Fear of known things (flying, dentist)
Mustard - Deep gloom for no reason
Oak Strong reliable person who works on past the point of exhaustion
Olive - Feel physically and mentally exhausted after long periods of strain
Pine - Feel guilty and blame yourself
Red Chestnut - Over-concern for the welfare of loved ones
Rock Rose - If you feel extreme terror and fright
Rock Water - Inflexibility, set high standards, self-denial
Scleranthus - Indecision. Can't make your mind up between alternatives.
Star of Bethlehem - Shock, grief, any trauma
Sweet Chestnut - Extreme mental anguish, when everything has been tried and there is no light left
Vervain - Over-enthusiasm
Vine - Dominance and inflexibility
Walnut - Helps adapt to all life changes, and protects the over-sensitive from atmospheres and influences
Water Violet - Like your own company, reserved, proud and aloof
White Chestnut - Recurring unwanted thoughts and mental arguments
Wild Oat - Uncertainty over one's direction in life
Wild Rose - Resignation, apathy, lost interest in life
Willow - Self-pity, resentment
"I want to make it as simple as this: I am hungry, I will go and pull a lettuce from the garden for my tea; I am frightened and ill, I will take a dose of Mimulus."
Dr. Edward Bach
Making up your remedy bottle. Once you've selected the remedies (maximum 7) you will need
• a 30ml brown glass bottle with a dropper, available from chemists
• natural spring water (no gas)
• 2 drops of each of the remedies that are appropriate for you at this time (up to 6, but not more than 7 remedies)
• If the pre-mixed emergency remedy Rescue Remedy ® is used, add 4 drops of this particular remedy. This dosage only applies to Rescue Remedy®
Dosage: Take 4 drops 4 x day either directly onto your tongue, or in a glass of water and sip at intervals This bottle will last you for 3 weeks.To get help selecting the remedies as there are subtle differences between a few of the remedies you can call me on skype insert no. for a Bach Flower Consultation (45 min - 1 hr).
or
find a Bach Flower Practitioner near you from the International Register http://www.bachcentre.com/found/rp_ref.htmTo book a skype consultation, kindly email me, so that we can arrange a time appropriate to both of us, and arrange payment.
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