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You might wonder what these beautiful flowers have in common. They are part of 38 healing and plant remedies discovered by Dr Edward Bach in the 1930’s. He was a physician, immunologist and homeopath, who was very aware of the importance of emotional harmony in people’s lives.
Dr Bach eventually made his permanent home in a small village, Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, Oxfordshire. This was the original home of the Bach Remedies which are in use today in over 50 countries worldwide.
Today remedies are also used to help with emotional problems in animals. Consultations are always done under veterinary referral.
Whether people or animals we all experience periods in our life when we feel sad, lonely, angry, fearful, or overwhelmed by everyday events.
Costs
Treatment Bottle with specific requested remedies
£10.00 plus p&p
Consultation including first treatment bottle
£25.00 plus p&p
Travel charged extra. Zoom consultations can sometimes be arranged, where appropriate
Bach Flowers are a form of homeopathy, work purely on an emotional level and can be used for both people and animals. If you are going to use them with your animals, remember you must see your vet first to ensure that there is no physical problem, which might have a bearing on changes in behaviour.
When doing a consultation, I always ask for your vet’s details, partly as a courtesy from one professional to another. Also, to reassure your vet that I am not looking or treating any physical problem. I work on the emotional level. The stock bottles from which I make up the remedies appropriate for your animals come from stock remedies that are not alcohol based, i.e., stored in a tiny alcoholic solution.
Whether working with people or animals we treat the emotions being shown – fear, anger, jealousy, loneliness, separation, loss etc. The remedies can help us to move forward from a state of negativity to one of a more positive nature. Like people, animals can choose whether or not to accept changes and respond, and it is hoped that harmony can be restored and a more positive outlook achieved.
