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Flower Essences for resolving addiction to pain medication
Rescue Remedy to use, 5 drops under her tongue, 3 times daily.
Gorse – for hopelessness
Walnut – to find constancy and protection from outside forces; to move on and break links and old patterns with people and things
Star of Bethlehem – for “peace and comfort”
Sweet Chestnut – for anguish; for feelings of being stretched beyond endurance
Pine – for feelings of blame or self-reproach; for appropriate response and responsibility
Honeysuckle – for nostalgia, a sense of regret or loss; to integrate past experiences
Mustard – for gloom or deep depression; for faith and hope to keep on going
Gorse Walnut Star of Bethlehem Sweet Chestnut Pine Honeysuckle Mustard
Oak – for pushing on past the limits of endurance; to face the unknown in other directions; to share responsibility
Cherry Plum – for fear of losing control
White Chestnut – for over-active and exhausting mental chatter; for sleeplessness due to worry
Red Chestnut – for fear and anxiety for others; to realize the anxiety is a projection of personal fear
Willow – for bitterness and difficulty accepting injustices; for “mature and natural balance”
Olive – for extreme fatigue of mind, body, or spirit; for “renewal and regeneration”
Chestnut Bud – to be able to learn the lessons of past experience
Oak Cherry Plum White Chestnut Red Chestnut Willow Olive Chestnut Bud
Centaury – for excessive desire to please
Clematis – for “being awake and in the present;” brings clarity and focus
Gentian – for despondency and depression due to circumstances
Scleranthus – for those who are unable to decide, and suffer from hesitation, procrastination, and uncertainness
Centaury Clematis Gentian Scleranthus
I prescribe a standard solution of 5 drops of each essence in a 1 ounce bottle filled with spring water. (I generally do not use brandy with drug and alcohol abuse clients.) Dosage of 4 drops under the tongue, 1 – 3 times daily. I suggested using additional doses for high stress days.
Flower Essences for stopping Methamphetamine and Ritalin use
Agrimony – for hiding problems and inner self behind a cheerful face; inner anguish masked by alcohol or drugs
Aspen – apprehension and fear of things unknown
Beech – being overly critical and intolerant
Centaury – for excessive desire to please; to strengthen appreciation for self
Chestnut Bud – for those slow to learn from experience; to learn from life’s lessons.
Agrimony Aspen Beech Centaury Chestnut Bud
Holly – for those who are attacked by feelings of hatred, envy, jealousy, suspicion, and revenge; to foster “unconditional expression of affection and love”
Pine – for feelings of blame or self-reproach
Star of Bethlehem – to ameliorate the effects of shock: the shock of bad news, of loss, of an accident; for “peace and comfort”
Vervain – for fixed ideas and principles which are believed to be right
Vine – for domineering behavior that disables other people, gaining authority at the expense of others
White Chestnut – for when the mind is full of unwanted thoughts and ideas, or persistent and worrying mental arguments
Holly Pine Star of
Bethlehem Vervain Vine White Chestnut
Flower Essences for resolving addiction to pain medication
Rescue Remedy to use, 5 drops under her tongue, 3 times daily.
Gorse – for hopelessness
Walnut – to find constancy and protection from outside forces; to move on and break links and old patterns with people and things
Star of Bethlehem – for “peace and comfort”
Sweet Chestnut – for anguish; for feelings of being stretched beyond endurance
Pine – for feelings of blame or self-reproach; for appropriate response and responsibility
Honeysuckle – for nostalgia, a sense of regret or loss; to integrate past experiences
Mustard – for gloom or deep depression; for faith and hope to keep on going
Gorse Walnut Star of Bethlehem Sweet Chestnut Pine Honeysuckle Mustard
Oak – for pushing on past the limits of endurance; to face the unknown in other directions; to share responsibility
Cherry Plum – for fear of losing control
White Chestnut – for over-active and exhausting mental chatter; for sleeplessness due to worry
Red Chestnut – for fear and anxiety for others; to realize the anxiety is a projection of personal fear
Willow – for bitterness and difficulty accepting injustices; for “mature and natural balance”
Olive – for extreme fatigue of mind, body, or spirit; for “renewal and regeneration”
Chestnut Bud – to be able to learn the lessons of past experience
Oak Cherry Plum White Chestnut Red Chestnut Willow Olive Chestnut Bud
Centaury – for excessive desire to please
Clematis – for “being awake and in the present;” brings clarity and focus
Gentian – for despondency and depression due to circumstances
Scleranthus – for those who are unable to decide, and suffer from hesitation, procrastination, and uncertainness
Centaury Clematis Gentian Scleranthus
I prescribe a standard solution of 5 drops of each essence in a 1 ounce bottle filled with spring water. (I generally do not use brandy with drug and alcohol abuse clients.) Dosage of 4 drops under the tongue, 1 – 3 times daily. I suggested using additional doses for high stress days.
Flower Essences for stopping Methamphetamine and Ritalin use
Agrimony – for hiding problems and inner self behind a cheerful face; inner anguish masked by alcohol or drugs
Aspen – apprehension and fear of things unknown
Beech – being overly critical and intolerant
Centaury – for excessive desire to please; to strengthen appreciation for self
Chestnut Bud – for those slow to learn from experience; to learn from life’s lessons.
Agrimony Aspen Beech Centaury Chestnut Bud
Holly – for those who are attacked by feelings of hatred, envy, jealousy, suspicion, and revenge; to foster “unconditional expression of affection and love”
Pine – for feelings of blame or self-reproach
Star of Bethlehem – to ameliorate the effects of shock: the shock of bad news, of loss, of an accident; for “peace and comfort”
Vervain – for fixed ideas and principles which are believed to be right
Vine – for domineering behavior that disables other people, gaining authority at the expense of others
White Chestnut – for when the mind is full of unwanted thoughts and ideas, or persistent and worrying mental arguments
Holly Pine Star of
Bethlehem Vervain Vine White Chestnut
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