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Bach Flowers for Crisis Care Remedies for Emotional and Psychological Well-Being

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ISBN-10: 1594772967

ISBN-13: 9781594772962

Edition: 2009

Authors: Mechthild Scheffer

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Bach Flowers for Crisis Care examines 50 common life crises and how the 38 Bach Flower remedies can turn crises into growth opportunities. The appendix lists strengths and benefits of each flower, explaining how to personalize remedies for your current condition.
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Book details

List price: $29.99
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Inner Traditions International, Limited
Publication date: 10/9/2009
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 256
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.70" tall
Weight: 1.056

Mechthild Scheffer has been active in the field of Bach Flower Therapy since 1978. She introduced Bach's work into German-speaking countries in 1981 with her first book and has represented the English Bach Centre in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. She is the founder of the Institutes for Bach Flower Therapy Research and Education in Hamburg, Vienna, and Zurich and is the author of many of the most authoritative books on the subject, including The Encyclopedia of Bach Flower Therapy. She lives in Hamburg, Germany.

The Amazing Effectiveness of Bach Flowers for Crisis Care
How to Use This Book
Crisis Situations and Bach Flower Reactions: 50 Sample Cases
Family and Children
My baby wants to be breast-fed ail night long. I can't stand it anymore!
My daughter won't eat.
My child always wants to be the center of attention. Nobody wants to invite us over anymore.
My daughter (age 4) is in kindergarten. The separation is difficult for both of us.
Since my divorce, I have made sure my child (age 6) has everything he could possibly need. Am I neglecting myself?
Switching schools: yes or no?
As a single mother, I'm totally overextended.
My son (age 14) does nothing but sit at the computer.
Am I a good enough mother for my blended family?
My family is taking advantage of me.
Lena (age 14): No one understands me or my world.
Judith (age 37): I no longer understand my fourteen-year-old daughter's world.
My son (age 19) doesn't want to live at home anymore.
I have become unexpectedly pregnant in the middle of college. What should I do?
Partnership and Relationship
I always fall in love with the wrong man.
It's difficult for me to commit myself to a relationship.
Does my husband belong to his extended family, or to me?
My husband wants more sex than I do.
I have too low a priority in our relationship.
Should I confess my infidelity?
I can't stand being in a long-distance relationship anymore.
I found out that my husband cheated on me.
My husband always accuses me of wasting money.
My husband is like an overgrown kid.
Should I take my husband back?
My wife has suddenly filed for divorce. Why?
We've gotten tired of each other, but I'm scared of the separation.
Thirty-something and single: When I don't have anything going on over the weekend, I feel emotionally lost.
My friend sees me as nothing but a psychic dumping ground
I've moved my bedridden mother in with me.
Career and Professional Life
Help, I'm in the wrong job!
I'm scared of public speaking,
I always take on more responsibilities than I can comfortably handle.
I've suddenly been promoted to management, but I'm not Equal to the role
I feel as if I'm being attacked.
I feel burned out.
I've lost my job, and I have massive fear and anxiety.
Aging
I'm upset about getting older.
I'm having trouble adjusting to my husband's retirement.
Now that I'm retired, I feel useless and frustrated.
I feel exploited in my role as a grandmother.
The idea of having to move into a senior home makes me panic.
Other Crises
My nineteen-year-old son died suddenly.
Since my accident, I can't sleep anymore.
As a foreigner, I keep going back and forth on whether I should stay in the United States.
I'm upset that I'm so disorganized,
Help, I can't control my weight!
My horse broke his leg. Do f have to have him put to sleep?
I have to give away my beloved dog. I can't bear it.
My dog rules this house.
The Practical Application of Bach Flower Therapy
The Reaction Clusters
Elements for Individual Bach Flower Combinations according to Mechthild Scheffer
Selecting Your Personalized Bach Flower Crisis Combination
Determining When Rescue Remedy Is Needed as a First Step
Reaction Cluster Pool Questionnaire
How to Prepare Bach Flower Combinations
The Bach Flower Remedies
Dosage and Application
Number of Flowers, and How to Combine Them
Basic Principles of Flower Selection
Duration of Therapy
Initial Reactions
The Empowering Statements
The 38 Individual Bach Flower Remedies Plus Rescue Remedy
Agrimony: The Honesty Flower
Aspen: The Psychic Flower
Beech: The Tolerance Flower
Centaury: The Service Flower
Cerato: The Intuition Flower
Cherry Plum: The Openness Flower
Chestnut Bud: The Learning Flower
Chicory: The Relationship Flower
Clematis: The Reality Flower
Crab Apple: The Cleansing Flower
Elm: The Responsibility Flower
Gentian: The Belief Flower
Gorse: The Hope Flower
Heather: The Identity Flower
Holly: The Heart-Opening Flower
Honeysuckle: The Past Flower
Hornbeam: The Vitality Flower
Impatiens: The Time Flower
Larch; The Self-confidence Flower
Mimulus: The Courage Flower
Mustard: The Light Flower
Oak: The Endurance Flower
Olive: The Regeneration Flower
Pine: The Self-acceptance Flower
Red Chestnut: The Cutting-free Flower
Rock Rose: The Liberation Flower
Rock Water: The Flexibility Flower
Scleranthus; The Balance Flower
Star of Bethlehem: The Comfort Flower
Sweet Chestnut: The Salvation Flower
Vervain: The Enthusiasm Flower
Vine: The Authority Flower
Walnut: The Manifestation Flower
Water Violet: The Communication Flower
White Chestnut: The Thought Flower
Wild Oat: The Vocational Calling Flower
Wild Rose: The Zest for Life Flower
Wiliow: The Destiny Flower
Rescue Remedy: The Emergency Remedy
A Note for Practitioners
About the Author