The Bach Flower Therapy was introduced between 1920 & 1930 by Dr. Edward Bach a well known Physician, Bacteriologist, Homeopath and Researcher, who deeply studied 38 Flower varieties found in and around Mount Vernon, England. Dr. Bach discovered that the essence of each of the 38 Flowers is associated with a basic human emotion and that the essence - in a diluted form - can bring back an emotionally disturbed person to a positive and happy state of mind.
Bach had three key insights. First, he observed that people were of a number of different types, according to their outlook on life and personality (just as in homeopathy we have the great constitutional polycrests such as Pulsatilla, Nux vomica and others). Second, he developed his intuitive sensitivity to the point where he was able to experience an emotional state, and then find the support from nature (in the form of an essence from the appropriate flower) that resolved this state.
Bach Flower Remedies are powerful yet gentle healing tools that can catalyse the resolution of deep emotional imbalances, as can homeopathy. Where they differ from homeopathy is firstly that being a complete system of only 38 remedies and one combination there is far less choice than faces the homeopath, even for an acute prescription.

•  Terror and Fright
•   Fear of Losing Control Over Mind
•   Fear for the Safety of Loved Ones
•   Fear for Unknown Reasons
•   Lack of Trust in One`s Own Decisions
•   Inability to Choose Between Alternatives
•   Hopelessness and Despair
•   Uncertainty Over One`s Direction in Life
•   Living in the Past
•   Drifting, Resignation, Apathy
•   Unwanted Thoughts and Mental Arguments
•   Lack of Confidence
•   IMental Torture Behind a Cheerful Face