Bach Flower Therapy Bach flowers are a healing method developed by the English Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s. Edward Bach developed this therapy method based on the philosophy that "Being healthy means being in harmony with our soul" and believed that every physical ailment actually has a mental disorder at its core. Bach first sought a solution in nature for the treatment of physical ailments that could be caused by negative emotions such as fear, helplessness, indecision, insecurity, loss of joy of life and self-confidence, and as a result of his years of work, he found 38 flowers used in this treatment based on homeopathy. There are 38 cures related to this. These are divided into 38 different groups and have qualities that constitute a spiritual and different emotional structure. Flowers and their brief descriptions are given in Table 1. Of course, the success of the therapy depends on a good understanding of the person's mood and state of mind and the selection of the right flower essences. It should not be forgotten that this is not a medicine. The content is for informational purposes only, and a doctor must be consulted for diagnosis and treatment. Agrimony Mental distress Aspen Fears of the unknown Beech Can't tolerate Centaury Weak will Cerato Need for consultation and approval Cherry Plum Fear of losing your mind Chestnut Bud Failure to learn from mistakes Chicory Selfish possessiveness Clematis daydreaming, distraction Crap apple To feel resentment towards oneself Elm A huge sense of responsibility Gentian Discouragement, hopelessness Gorse despair Heather Egocentrism, selfishness Holly Hatred, enmity, jealousy Honeysuckle Living in the past Hornbeam The feeling of "Monday syndrome" Impatients impatience Larch Diffidence Mimulus Don't be afraid of the known Mustard A deep sense of gloom Oak Being exhausted but still fighting Olive Lack of energy Pine Don't blame yourself, don't feel guilty Red Chestnut Excessive concern for others Rock Rose Terror Rock Water self-suppression, self-denial Scleranthus Instability Star of Bethlehem Shock Sweet chesnut Very severe mental anguish Vervain Excessive enthusiasm, zeal Vine Dominance, inflexibility Walnut Avoiding change Water Violet Pride, inaccessibility White Chestnut unwanted thoughts Wild Oat skepticism Wild Rose Surrender, lifelessness, numbness Willow Resentment, resentment
Agrimony Mental distress Aspen Fears of the unknown Beech Can't tolerate Centaury Weak will Cerato Need for consultation and approval Cherry Plum Fear of losing your mind Chestnut Bud Failure to learn from mistakes Chicory Selfish possessiveness Clematis daydreaming, distraction Crap apple To feel resentment towards oneself Elm A huge sense of responsibility Gentian Discouragement, hopelessness Gorse despair Heather Egocentrism, selfishness Holly Hatred, enmity, jealousy Honeysuckle Living in the past Hornbeam The feeling of "Monday syndrome" Impatients impatience Larch Diffidence Mimulus Don't be afraid of the known Mustard A deep sense of gloom Oak Being exhausted but still fighting Olive Lack of energy Pine Don't blame yourself, don't feel guilty Red Chestnut Excessive concern for others Rock Rose Terror Rock Water self-suppression, self-denial Scleranthus Instability Star of Bethlehem Shock Sweet chesnut Very severe mental anguish Vervain Excessive enthusiasm, zeal Vine Dominance, inflexibility Walnut Avoiding change Water Violet Pride, inaccessibility White Chestnut unwanted thoughts Wild Oat skepticism Wild Rose Surrender, lifelessness, numbness Willow Resentment, resentment
