The Bach Flower Therapy: Theory and Practice » (Reissue)

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 first contemporary study of Bach's techniques by one of Europe's leading practitioners. * Intended for practitioners and lay readers alike, the book includes lists of symptoms to facilitate diagnosis.

More than 50 years ago, English physician Dr. Edward Bach grew disenchanted with orthodox medicine as he came to understand that many physical complaints have a strong psychosomatic element. Over many years of study, he discovered 38 flower remedies that act on the disharmony within the patient and pave the way toward recovery. Bach Flower Therapy describes the remedies in such a way that patients taking them will gain deeper insight into the remedies underlying psychological concepts, thereby enhancing the potential for self-healing.

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Scheffer describes the flower remedies in such a way that a patient will gain deeper insight into the remedy's underlying psychological concept. Also included are chapters on remedies in practice and experiences in treatment.

Introduction
1. The Bach Flower Remedies - a Holistic Approach to Treatment
2. How do the Remedies Work? - a Possible Interpretation
3. Finding the Right Remedy
4. The 38 Bach Flowers
5. The Remedies in Practice
6. Experiences in Treatment
7. Questions and Answers
Further Reading
Useful Addresses
Index