Bach Flower Remedies are a collection of 38 plant and flower-based remedies discovered in the 1930s by

Dr Edward Bach, a Harley Street physician.

Each Bach remedy deals with a specific negative emotion, so we can select and take one or more remedies to match our moods.

They work to address everyday emotional imbalances and so help maintain our emotional and physical well-being.

The good news is they can work in exactly the same way to help our animals get over their own emotional difficulties.

 

Agrimony: Put on a cheerful face to hide problems

 

Aspen: Have unexplained fear and worries, are nervous and anxious

 

Beech: Are critical and intolerant of others

 

Centaury: Have difficulty in saying no and are anxious to please

 

Cerato: Doubt your own ability to judge situations

 

Cherry plum: Fear losing control of your behaviour

 

Chestnut Bud: Fail to learn from experience, repeating the same mistakes

 

Chicory: Are overly possessive and expect others to conform to your values

 

Clematis: Day-dream and generally have a lack of interest in the present

 

Crab Apple: Have a poor self-image and are ashamed or embarrassed by unpleasant

physical symptoms, characteristics or features

 

Elm: Are overwhelmed or burdened by responsibility

 

Gentian: Are easily discouraged, hesitant and despondent

 

Gorse: Feel hopelessness and despair and are pessimistic

 

Heather: Feel self-absorbed, dislike being alone, and are excessively talkative

 

Holly: Have feelings of extreme jealousy, are envious and suspicious

 

Honeysuckle: Live in the past, feel homesick or nostalgic

 

Hornbeam: Get the 'Monday morning' feeling, doubting your ability to face the
day's work

 

Impatiens: Are impatient and easily irritated

 

Larch: Lack self-confidence and feel inferior

Mimulus: Have a fear rooted in known causes e.g. spiders, flying, death etc

 

Mustard: Experience unexplained deep gloom

 

Oak: Are driven by a strong sense of duty, and struggle on although exhausted

 

Olive: Feel exhausted in body and mind

 

Pine: Feel full of guilt and blame yourself for other people's mistakes

 

Red Chestnut: Are over-anxious or over-concerned for others

 

Rescue Remedy: Are in a demanding or stressful situation *

 

Rock Rose: Have experienced terror, have been frozen in fear and feel helpless

 

Rock Water: Are inflexible, setting yourself very high standards

 

Scleranthus: Suffer from indecision

 

Star of Bethlehem: Have experienced shock, grief or a fright

 

Sweet Chestnut: Are at the limits of endurance and in deep despair

 

Vervain: Are over-enthusiastic, argumentative with fixed principals and ideas

 

Vine: Are strong-willed with a tendency to be domineering or inflexible

 

Walnut: Face major life changes and are in need of protection from the

influences of others

 

Water Violet: Prefer to be alone or are proud and aloof

 

White Chestnut: Have unwanted thoughts, preoccupations and worries

 

Wild Oats: Are uncertain as to the correct path in life, dissatisfied with your current life style, and can't decide which path to follow

 

Wild Rose: Make little effort to improve situations

 

Willow: Are resentful and have feelings of self-pity, "poor me"

 

 

* Cherry Plum, Clematis, Impatiens, Rock Rose and Star of Bethlehem

are the five Flower Remedies that make up Rescue Remedy

'the emergency combination'

 

 

 

 

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