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NEGATIVE:
desperation/fear of losing control & mind or have lost it POSITIVE: Calm, quiet courage, able to retain control |
Cherry Plum
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NEGATIVE:
Dreaminess, lack of interest in present POSITIVE: Purposeful, realistic, "down to earth" |
Clematis
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NEGATIVE:
Irritable, impatient, agitated, impetuous POSITIVE: Less hasty in action and thought, tolerant |
Impatiens
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NEGATIVE:
Terror, panic POSITIVE: Courage, strength of will and character |
Rock Rose
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NEGATIVE:
Trauma, fright, disappointment POSITIVE: Neutralizes trauma, comforter, soother |
Star of Bethleham
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The five flowers in Rescue Remedy?
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CCRIS:
Cherry Plum Clematis Rock Rose Impatiens Star of Bethlehem |
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What flower essence is added to Rescue Remedy Cream?
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Crab Apple (flower for cleansing, great for cuts/scrapes)
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What flower essence is added to Rescue Sleep?
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White Chestnut
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What flower essence is added to Rescue Energy?
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Olive
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When to use Rescue Remedy?
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any stress or emergency:
traumas shock panic severe mental stress desparation pre or post stress going to dentist exam taking plane flights surgery emotional upset etc |
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What flower essences are in the group "FACE YOUR FEARS"
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Mimulus
Aspen Rock Rose Cherry Plum Red Chestnut |
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What flower essences are in the group "LIVE THE DAY"
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Honeysuckle
Clematis Chestnut Bud White Chestnut Wild Rose Mustard Olive |
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What flower essences are in the group "REACH OUT TO OTHERS"
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Heather
Impatiens Water Violet |
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What flower essences are in the group"KNOW YOUR MIND"
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Hornbeam
Gentian Gorse Scleranthus Wild Oat Cerato |
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What flower essences are in the group "FIND JOY AND HOPE"
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Star of Bethleham
Willow Elm Pine Sweet Chestnut Larch Oak Crab Apple |
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What flower essences are in the group "LIVE AND LET LIVE"
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Vine
Vervain Beech Chicory Rock Water |
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What flower essences are in the group "STAND YOUR GROUND"
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Centaury
Walnut Holly Agrimony |
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Flower Essence used for a fear that is "unknown"
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Aspen
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Flower Essence used for a fear that is "specific" and/or are highly sensitive or timid people
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Mimulus
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What flower essence that is used for a "fear of losing control of the mind and/or losing control"
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Cherry Plum
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Helps you act rationally and think clearly with a calm and balanced mind when you fear losing control
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Cherry Plum
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The first three remedies discovered?
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Mimulus
Impatiens Clematis |
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Brings courage and calm to face things that frighten or worry you, also aids the shy and timid
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Mimulus
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Hybrid between American Re Buckeye and the White Horse Chestnut
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Red Chestnut
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Allows you to love without anxiety or fear for the well-being of our loved ones
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Red Chestnut
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Adds courage and presence of mind in the face of terror or extreme fear
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Rock Rose
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Helps you act rationally and think clearly with a calm and balanced mind when you fear losing control
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Cherry Plum
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Replaces apprehension and vague fears with a sense of security and peace of mind
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Aspen
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Patient Examples:
Fear of unknown/mystery of: potential illness, potential death, giving death, medical procedure, test results |
Aspen
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Patient Examples:
Patient who's life is out of control: out of control behavior (Eating, spending, addictions, etc) Temper Tantrums Emotional explosions |
Cherry Plum
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Patient Examples:
Specific identifiable fear of anything Fear of: Going to the doctor Getting blood work, labs, medical procedures, surgery, giving birth, growing older, death, cell phone use, cancer, etc |
Mimulus
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Patient Examples:
Family member, or patient, expects the worst outcome for loved one Fears are exaggerated, often being unrealistic |
Red Chestnut
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Patient Examples:
Extreme fear or terror regarding test outcomes, having surgery Anxiety Nightmares PTSD |
Rock Rose
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Fail to learn from mistakes Balanced State: Learning |
Chestnut Bud
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Lack of interest in present Balanced State: Appreciate & Live in present (grounding) |
Clematis
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Lives in past Balanced State: Capacity for change Letting Go |
Honeysuckle
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Deep gloom with no origin Balanced State: Cheerfulness |
Mustard
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Lack of energy Balanced State: Restoration |
Olive
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Indicator:
Unwanted thoughts Balanced State: Tranquility |
White Chestnut
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Resignation, apathy Balanced State: Inner Motivation |
Wild Rose
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Helps you observe your mistakes objectively so you can learn from them and move on
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Chestnut Bud
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Patient Examples:
Diabetic Patient continues to not check insulin levels in spite of passing out The IBS patient that keeps eating ice cream Patient keeps coming back for same issue/pattern Supports breaking past patterns i.e. habits and addictions |
Chestnut Bud
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Fear of unknown origin Balanced State: Fearlessness |
Aspen
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Indicator:
Fear of losing control Balanced State: Composure |
Cherry Plum
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Fear of known things Balanced State: Courage |
Mimulus
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Fear for others Balanced State: Solicitude |
Red Chestnut
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Terror, panic Balanced State: Steadfastness |
Rock Rose
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Helps you live more actively in the present rather than in the future or in your own dream world
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Clematis
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Patient Examples:
In class example of mental retarded child using it Patient forgets to take medicine as they are daydreaming and off in their own world (Assists with focus, by being present) Patient plans to get the test next month (Planning in the future vs. procrastinating [Hornbeam]) This remedy that can be helpful for compliance Grounding remedy |
Clematis
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Helps you put memories of the past into proper perspective if you are feeling homesick or overly nostalgic
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Honeysuckle
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Patient Examples:
Patient longs for the past when they are: Young, Healthy, Pain-free Patient lives in past Patient is homesick Patient keeps telling the doctor how much better is old doctor was back when he was growing up |
Honeysuckle
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Brings back joy and cheerfulness when gloom descends for no obvious reason
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Mustard
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Patient Examples:
The patient comes in complaining of being depressed but isn't sure why; It just came on all of a sudden |
Mustard
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Restores energy when you are physically and mentally exhausted
Keeps you alert Helps you more aware of your body |
Olive
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Patient Examples:
Patient is exhausted from illness or chronic disease Parents of newborns report being tired Medical students are mentally exhausted from exams Doctors are burnt out after 12 hour shifts of constant difficult cases |
Olive
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Encourages a peaceful and calm mind when thoughts and worries go round and round in your head
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White Chestnut
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Patient Examples:
A patient complains of not being able to get the argument out of their head, it keeps playing over and over again, like a tape stuck in a loop Patient cannot get to sleep as thoughts about the day keeps repeating in her mind A young student does not finish their test, as they can not decide which topic to discuss in essay Can be helpful for some learning issues |
White Chestnut
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Helps you feel interest and joy in life when you feel apathetic and resigned to the situations you are in
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Wild Rose
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Patient Examples:
Patient isn't compliant, states, "it's as good as it is going to get-it's not going to get better" Patient won't try to lose weight and is resigned to current status APATHY |
Wild Rose
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Self concern, self centeredness Do not like to be alone In your personal space Balanced State: Empathy |
Heather
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Impatient, agitated, irritated Balanced State: Patience |
Impatiens
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Proud, aloof Balanced State: Humility |
Water Violet
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Helps you listen to and empathize with others rather than being overly concerned and talkative about your own affairs
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Heather
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Patient Examples:
Patient is very difficult to do in-take, as they talk constantly with total focus on their self, difficult to move on to next question "It's all about me" Appointments and treatment need to convenient for them Tells everyone, including strangers, their health woes Fears being alone |
Heather
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Helps you deal with slow situations or people with good humor rather than impatience or irritability
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Impatiens
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Patient Examples:
Patient is frustrated that: healing is too slow, medical treatments/lab results are taking too long |
Impatients
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Helps you to develop warmer relationships with others when your pride or independence makes you appear aloof
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Water Violet
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Patient Examples:
In-take is difficult, as patient does not reveal much of self or their issues Patient would rather read a book than have a discussion Patient is uncomfortable in crowded waiting room, prefers to wait outside by him/herself Patient prefers a private shift rather than a student shift with multiple doctors |
Water Violet
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Seeks confirmation from others Balanced State Inner certainity |
Cerato
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Discouragement after a setback Balanced State Faith |
Gentian
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Hopelessness, despair, pessimistic Balanced State Hope |
Gorse
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Only cultivated plant Dr Bach chose
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Cerato
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"Monday morning" feeling Balanced State Inner Vitality |
Hornbeam
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Indecision Balanced State Balance |
Scleranthus
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Uncertain of correct path in life Balanced State Purposefulness |
Wild Oat
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Instills decisiveness when you question your own judgement and ask others for advice
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Cerato
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Patient Examples:
Keeps going to different/multiple doctors/professionals for their diagnosis (Searching for the answer, when they really already internally know their answer) May require more data/sources/information from doctor May request, just one more test |
Cerato
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Inspires a positive attitude when you feel discouraged or despondent due to set backs
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Gentian
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Patient Examples:
Patient is discouraged or depressed due to: course of medical treatment not proceeding as planned News of diagnosis Needing to change to a new doctor |
Gentian
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Encourages a brighter, more positive perspective when you feel there is no hope left
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Gorse
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Patient Examples:
Only seeks medical attention at the assistance of a loved one, doing it for them, not because they believe it will make a difference What's the use re: medical treatment et al Hopeless-does not believe anything is going to help situation Useful to assist patient compliance Offers hope, and hope assists healing |
Gorse
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Restores energy when you are mentally weary, procrastinate and doubt your ability to face the task ahead
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Hornbeam
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Patient Examples:
Tired at the thought of the medical treatment before it begins, exhausted just at the thought of it Over daunted by scope of treatment/medical procedures; hard to begin-procrastination Patient puts off-procrastinates making the appointment of procedure Patient doesn't go get blood work done, etc |
Hornbeam
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Allows you to make decisions more easily when you cannot choose between two options
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Scleranthus
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Patient Examples:
Patient cannot decide between two options: treatment plan, procedure, supplements, etc Can also be helpful with: Mood swings, Hot flashes-sometimes, motion sickness, some inner ear-equilbrium, balance |
Scleranthus
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Helps you to determine what to do with your life, when you are undecided about which path to take
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Wild Oat
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Patient Examples:
Patient needing to decide whether to: choose an allopathic or naturopathic approach for cancer, continue or terminate life support (Life is at crossroad-Choosing your direction-rather than just choosing between two options. Typical examples refer to career path) |
Wild Oat
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The Cleansing Remedy
Indicator Self-hatred/sense of uncleanliness Compulsiveness Balanced State Purity Self appreciation, acceptance of imperfection |
Crab Apple
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Overwhelmed by responsibility Balanced State Right Responsibility |
Elm
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Lack of confidence Balanced State Self-confidence Faith in own ability More willing to take risks without fear of failure |
Larch
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Exhausted, but struggles on Balanced State Endurance |
Oak
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Self-reproach, guilt Perfectionist Never satisfied with accomplishments Balanced State Forgiveness Self acceptance Joy in Living |
Pine
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After-effects of trauma Shock, trauma, grief Balanced State Restoration Neutralizes effect of trauma without reliving it Brings comfort and calmness to mind Nurturing quality Liquid Hug |
Star of Bethleham
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Extreme mental anguish When everything has been tried and there is no light left New grief Balanced State Release Can see light at the end of the tunnel No longer feel forsaken Can hope again, can look forward |
Sweet Chestnut
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Resentment Self-pity (poor me) Does not take responsibility Balanced State Personal Responsibility Forgive & forget past Feel more generous towards others Optimism |
Willow
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Helps you accept your physical imperfections and feel better about the way you are
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Crab Apple
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Patient Examples:
Patient repulsed by appearance due to a rash feels unclean due to sexual abuse obsesses on one thing, perhaps a minor thing, and believes if that were cured than all would be well has poor body image is self conscious about their physical appearance who is germaphobic OCD ritual around cleaning Helpful to use with eating disorders, for both extremes-obese and anorexic |
Crab Apple
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Restores your normal strength and optimism when you are temporarily overwhelmed or burdened by responsibility
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Elm
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Patient Examples:
Patient is overwhelmed with life, medical treatment, illness.... The person is typically competent but the situation has created overload |
Elm
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Instills a greater sense of self-esteem when you feel inferior, fear failure or lack confidence
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Larch
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Patient Examples:
Patient doesn't bother to see doctor or follow treatment plan, as they will just fail anyway Has low SELF ESTEEM Patient is competent, but doesn't believe they are, and often won't even try as believe they will be a failure |
Larch
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Allows the naturally strong to take a break rather than struggle on without rest
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Oak
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Patient Examples:
Patient/doctor continues to work even when sick Patient does not convalesce is workaholic, while in hospital keeps exercising even when in pain from stitches keeps on going, doesn't give up even when game is over/terminal |
Oak
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Allows you to accept yourself and your actions as they are rather than feel guilty or blame yourself for the mistakes of others
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Pine
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Patient Examples:
Patient feels guilty: for not getting tested earlier for not taking better care of themselves for infecting another for getting ill as they created it (new age guilt) for child's disease even though they had nothing to do about it |
Pine
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Soften the impact of shock, grief or fright
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Star of Bethleham
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Patient Examples:
Patients experiencing: shocking news; i.e. learning they have cancer an accident natural disaster any aspect of trauma, past or present (helps resolve it without reliving it; still can learn the lesson from it without having to be triggered by it) any form of grief (process of dying, grieving the death of loved ones, excellent with and for pets too, the little deaths in life=divorce, moving, loss of youth, loss of mobility) The grief aspect of letting go An incredibly NURTURING essence-liquid hug! |
Star of Bethleham
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Brings optimism and peace of mind when anguish overwhelms you and you can find no way out
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Sweet Chestnut
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A patient/family members of patient in deep anguish or deep despair A patient experiencing the "dark night of the soul" A patient feels like there is no light at the end of the tunnel, there is nothing left to do A patient with terminal illness who believes there is not other treatment option A woman experiencing a miscarriage The onset of each menstruation during the course of infertility treatments A patient deeply bereaving the death of their young child |
Sweet Chestnut
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Helps you to forgive past injustices and move on when you feel resentful and bitter
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Willow
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Patient Examples:
Patients who don't take responsibility for own health, and blame others for their problems An ill patient who resents others who are healthy Obese patient who blames their spouse for their own over eating Patient holds grudge with doctor therefore won't seek treatment |
Willow
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Intolerance Balanced State Tolerance Encourage tolerance of others Able to see positive qualities in others |
Beech
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Selfishly possessive love Balanced State Selfless Love |
Chicory
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Self-repression, self-denial Rigidity High standards as an example Balanced State Adaptability Flow with life More flexible |
Rock Water
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Over-enthusiasm Passionately wants justice Balanced State Restraint Able to relax Hold more flexible views Curb over enthusiasm Bring balance into life |
Vervain
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Domineering, inflexible Balanced State Right use of authority Guiding without controlling Use strength positively |
Vine
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Helps you to be more tolerant and see the positive in others despite their imperfections
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Beech
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Patient Examples:
Intolerance of: Doctor/staff Medical procedure Illness Pain Therapy Can be intolerant of illness and not engaged enough to be proactive or compliant |
Beech
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Helps you let go of those you care for, allowing them to lead their own lives
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Chicory
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Patient Examples:
Patient expects something in exchange for showing up, participating or compliance (strings attached) Clingy behavior Likes to be center stage, i.e. class clown type behavior |
Chicory
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Helps you to enjoy life's pleasures rather than stick too rigidly to your ideals or personal habits
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Rock Water
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Patient Examples:
Patient: follows treatment plan to the extreme unwilling to bend routine to accomodate appointment of therapy won't bend belief system for appropriate treatment RIGIDITY related to beliefs. (martyrdom and dogma could be other keywords) |
Rock Water
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Helps you to relax when you are over enthusiastic or strongly driven
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Vervain
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Patient Examples:
Overly enthusiastic-may exceed treatment; "if one's good, a dozen's better" A patient, or doctor, on the soapbox passionately proclaiming they have the answer, the product/procedure, etc |
Vervain
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Allows you to develop your natural leadership skills without being domineering or inflexible
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Vine
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Patient Examples:
Comes to doctor with mind made up: "that's the way it's going to be" Of if given a choice, it's going to be their way; "my way or the highway" May disregard doctor, directions, etc What problem, I don't have a problem, because I know... Can be a bully...or just authoritarian |
Vine
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Mental torment behind a brave face Denial of a problem Balanced State: Joy Able to communicate real feelings Promotes greater inner joy |
Agrimony
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Weak-willed and subservient Inability to say NO Balanced State: Self-determination Able to draw boundaries Able to express own opinions Gain inner strength |
Centaury
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Anger, hatred, envy jealousy (getting even) Balanced State: Divine Love Compassion Universal & Unconditional Love |
Holly
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Protection from change, outside influences Unwanted influences Any type of transition or change Balanced State: Unaffectedness Helps ease transition Focus on life's path/stay on track Protection from outside influences |
Walnut
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Helps you communicate your true feelings rather than hide them behind a cheerful face
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Agrimony
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Patient Examples:
"What problem, I don't have a problem, everything is fine; I'm really not sure why I'm here" Cheerful and saying everything is ok in spite of injury/illness and/or pain Denial of problem Compliance issues may stem form denial of condition Often overeat, drink or other addiction behaviors to mask their pain They also like to be around people and parties, perhaps so they don't have to think about their issues Restless |
Agrimony
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Helps you take care of our own needs and assert yourself if you find it hard to say no to others
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Centuary
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Patient Examples:
Patient may agree to treatment/procedures they really don't want, especially if pressured Patient is willing to go along with anything the doctor says, and is unable to say no The office calls to reschedule the appointment and the patient agrees to one that is not convenient for her/him The insurance company has made an error in the patient's billing, but the patient does not assert his/herself to correct the issue |
Centuary
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Encourages a more generous nature when you feel jealous, envious, vengeful or suspicious
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Holly
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Patient Examples:
The patient is jealous and envious of other people who are pain-free HIV patient infects many partners in revenge, "why should they be healthy.." Patient hates the insurance company and vows to get even |
Holly
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Allows you to make or adapt to major life changes and to fulfill your ambitions free from the influence of others
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Walnut
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Patient Examples:
Helpful for any transition or life change: Teething Puberty Pregnancy Delivery New baby Menopause Moving Job change Divorce Aging Helps resist outside influence/peer pressure |
Walnut
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