Quick Guide to the Bach Flower Remedies • Ainsworths • The First Name in Homoeopathy

Agrimony

Symptom

Hidden Worry & Inner Torment

Flower Essence

Cheerfulness & Peace

Elm

Symptom

Inadequacy / Overwhelmed

Flower Essence

Belief in one's self-strength

Mustard

Symptom

Moodieness / Sudden Gloom

Flower Essence

Balance and Clarity

Vervain

Symptom

Willful / Fanatical / Stressed

Flower Essence

Quiet, Tranquil and Open

Aspen

Symptom

Anxiery / Apprehension

Flower Essence

Optimism & Trust

Gentian

Symptom

Discouraged / Self-doubt

Flower Essence

Courage & Faith

Oak

Symptom

Overachieving & Persevering

Flower Essence

Achieving without strain

Vine

Symptom

Arrogant / Dictatorial

Flower Essence

Compassion / Loving Leader

Beech

Symptom

Intolerance / Criticism

Flower Essence

Tolerant with Open Mind

Gorse

Symptom

Hopeless / Pathetic

Flower Essence

Hopeful & Enthusiastic

Olive

Symptom

Burnt out & Exhausted

Flower Essence

Mental, Physical & Emotional Balance

Walnut

Symptom

Over-sensitive to change

Flower Essence

Protect – outside influence

Centaury

Symptom

Over-obliging / Weak, Kind

Flower Essence

Service / Knowing Worker

Heather

Symptom

Talkative / Needs Company

Flower Essence

Listening Skills / Calm

Pine

Symptom

Guilt / Self-reproach & Blame

Flower Essence

Self-Esteem

Water Violet

Symptom

Reserved / Aloof / Withdrawn

Flower Essence

Involvement / Peace / Calm

Cerato

Symptom

Indecision, Easily Led

Flower Essence

Individual / Trusts Intuition

Holly

Symptom

Hate / Jealousy / Revenge

Flower Essence

Love

Red Chestnut

Symptom

Over-caring & Worrying for others

Flower Essence

Caring, trusting of the process of life

White Chestnut

Symptom

Unwanted spiraling thoughts

Flower Essence

Serenity, calm & clarity

Cherry Plum

Symptom

Fear of being violent

Flower Essence

Self Control

Honysuckle

Symptom

Living in the past

Flower Essence

Ground in the present

Rock Rose

Symptom

Panic / Alarm / Terror / Horrified

Flower Essence

Calm

Wild Oat

Symptom

No direction / Unfulfilled

Flower Essence

Accepts guidance & purpose

Chestnut Bud

Symptom

Refusing to learn by experience

Flower Essence

Learning by experience

Hornbeam

Symptom

Tiredness / Weary

Flower Essence

Mental & Physical Strength

Rock Water

Symptom

Rigid / Self-denial

Flower Essence

Flexibility

Wild Rose

Symptom

Apathetic / Resigned

Flower Essence

Enthusiasm / Joy of Life

Chicory

Symptom

Clinging / Manipulative

Flower Essence

Unselfish / Sense of oneness

Impatiens

Symptom

Impatience / Irritated / Tense

Flower Essence

Patience & Forgiveness

Scleranthus

Symptom

Indecision

Flower Essence

Decisive / Determined

Willow

Symptom

Anger / Resentment

Flower Essence

Forgiveness / Acceptance

Clematis

Symptom

Dreamy / Absent / ‘Out of it’

Flower Essence

Concentrated & Grounded

Larch

Symptom

Lack of confidence, expects failure

Flower Essence

Self-confidence, will to succeed

Star of Bethlehem

Symptom

Shock and Grief / Fright

Flower Essence

Accepts the inevitable

Crab Apple

Symptom

Ashamed / Self-disgust

Flower Essence

Free of shame, Cleansed

Mimulus

Symptom

Fears known things / Nervous / Shy

Flower Essence

Fearlessness / Bravery

Sweet Chestnut

Symptom

Welcomes Death

Flower Essence

Peace & Purpose

The Bach Flower Remedies

Quick Guide to Symptoms and The Flower Essence

Agrimony

Elm

Mustard

Vervain

Aspen

Gentian

Oak

Vine

Beech

Gorse

Olive

Walnut

Centaury

Heather

Pine

Water Violet

Cerato

Holly

Red Chestnut

White Chestnut

Cherry Plum

Honysuckle

Rock Rose

Wild Oat

Chestnut Bud

Hornbeam

Rock Water

Wild Rose

Chicory

Impatiens

Scleranthus

Willow

Clematis

Larch

Star of Bethlehem

Crab Apple

Mimulus

Sweet Chestnut

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