Product Description

In 1930 Dr Edward Bach, the father of modern flower remedy therapy, advanced the theory that emotional, mental and spiritual imbalances can cause disease. Andrew Tresidder brings Bach up to date, explaining the theory underlying flower essences and how they work. He gives numerous examples from his own experience of using flower essences as a general medical practitioner. This book contains a compendium of 90 commonly used remedies as well as 130 further flower essence combinations used worldwide. Dr Tresidder's enlightening approach to healing will inspire health professionals as well as those who are open to transforming themselves as catalysts for change. 'The Lazy Person's Guides' is a series of popular, cheerful yet thoroughly grounded, practical and authoritative books on various health issues and conditions. Other titles in the series include 'Quitting Smoking' , 'Detox' , 'Midlife' , 'Self-esteem' , 'Exercise' , 'Improving Your Memory' , 'Stress' and 'Beating Overeating'. Other books by Andrew Tresidder I'm Fine!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #354944 in Books
• Published on: 2000-08-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

About the Author
Dr Andrew Tresidder works as a general practitioner in Chard, Somerset. He is one of a new generation of practitioners who believe that patient empowerment is the key to better health in the community. He also assists organisations to develop emotional health strategies to enhance corporate and individual well-being.

Customer Reviews

Great place to start
This book is a great introduction to the benefits of flower essence therapy. It explains how flower essences work as well as outlining different combinations of essences that can be taken for a variety of conditions, such as addictions, intuition, nightmares, abuse etc, from flower essence systems from all over the world. Because of this book I have discovered Crystal Herbs, based in the UK, and their range of angel essences, as well as how to combine Bach flower remedies, which I am very grateful to Dr Tresidder for. Although I would recommend that people read more on the particular essences they want to use when decided, this book is a great introduction to the different ranges available, and so therefore a good starting point, especially if you are in doubt about whether flowers can heal emotional pain and need a little convincing from a GP.