Bach flowers & essences
The Bach flowers have accompanied me since my childhood and helped me a lot. Years, yes decades later I - rather by accident - the training to become a certified Completed Bach Flower Counselor.
Since then, Bach flowers have become indispensable in my practice. I use them as often as I can and on every occasion.
In a conversation we will find your ideal mix for your current topic in your life. Let the gentle effect of the Bach flowers into your life and you will find yourself (back) in the long term, gently and in good hands.
Incidentally, the Bach flowers are also a wonderful form for children.
Bach flowers and essences know no limits and can have a supportive effect in every situation and with any illness and can also be taken as a wonderful complement.
Prices
Conversation including essence mixture
Duration 45 - 60 minutes,
85 - 100 Fr.
for children
Playful, aging flower discovery
Duration 20 - 30 min.
45 - 60 Fr.
Ready essence mixture such as emergency drops (for children and adults); By the way, you can find aura protection spray and room cleaner here .
Bach flower therapy
In Bach flower therapy, preparations obtained from flowers are primarily used to prevent and treat complaints. The focus is particularly on the emotional state of the client. In my practice I only use essences from PHIEssence . I also use not only Bach flower essences but also other essences from nature.
The use of flower essences goes back to the English physician and homeopath Edward Bach (1886-1936). After graduating, he first worked as a surgeon and medical director of the casualty ward at University College Hospital, later he worked at the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital. The use of flower essences goes back to the English physician and homeopath Edward Bach (1886-1936). After graduating, he first worked as a surgeon and medical director of the casualty ward at University College Hospital, later he worked at the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital. There he continued his research on vaccines and developed his own homeopathic nosodes. These were remedies made from gut bacteria and diluted according to homeopathic rules. In 1920 Edward Bach opened a practice in London. He gave this up in 1930 and retired to Wales to develop his own healing method. In the years that followed, he sought and developed his herbal remedies and began to make his findings known to the public through publications and lectures.
In the meantime, Bach flower therapy has become widespread in many countries and numerous new flower remedies have been created from other plants.
Edward Bach believed that all illnesses were caused by a mental imbalance. In his view, every illness is based on a negative emotional state. That is why the treatment of the respective emotional problems is the focus of Bach flower therapy.
Bach developed a system of a total of 38 disharmonious mental states of human nature such as fear, insecurity, loneliness, hypersensitivity or impatience. He assigned 38 flower extracts to these states of mind, which can cause certain symptoms. The energetic powers of the flower essences are said to have a positive influence on negative emotions and thus contribute to the harmonization of body and mind.
(Source: EMR.ch)
