The Practitioner's Encyclopedia of Flower Remedies
The Definitive Guide to All Flower Essences, their Making and Uses
by Clare G. Harvey
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Pub Date 21 Sep 2014 | Archive Date 21 Nov 2014
Jessica Kingsley Publishers | Singing Dragon
Description
This comprehensive encyclopedia brings together flower essences gathered from all corners of the globe, from Hawaii and the Himalayas to America and the Australian Bush.
It explains what flower remedies are, how they work and how to choose the right remedies for your clients' needs. The properties of 33 families of flower essences and the benefits of over 2,000 remedies, combinations, mists and creams are described. An easy-to-use ailment chart pinpoints remedies for a wide range of physical and psychological conditions, from stress to hormonal imbalance and from allergy to depression. The author provides instructions for prescribing, preparing and using flower remedies alongside illustrative patient case studies.
This will be the definitive handbook for practitioners, therapists and students of complementary and alternative therapies working with flower essences and will be valuable reading for those wanting to learn more about how they can use flower essences in their practice.
A Note From the Publisher
Advance Praise
If life is a journey of learning, then flower essences are simple aids to help us effortlessly on the journey of learning about ourselves. This encyclopedia is an excellent and thorough text on the whole subject of using flower essences, the why, the how, the what and the when. Packed with useful tips and original insights (such as the concept of long, slow, shock), every practitioner, user and explorer of essence work will find help in abundance.
-Dr Andrew Tresidder, Somerset GP and Educator, Life President of British Flower and Vibrational Essence Association
This updated and revised edition of Clare G Harvey's The Practitioner's Encyclopedia of Flower Remedies has to be one of the most thoroughly and painstakingly researched books on flower remedies published. Covering all the essential information on what flower remedies are, their benefits, history and development, Harvey gives clear instructions on how best to use individual remedies and combinations for a wide range of conditions. The comprehensive section covering all the many different flower remedies currently available is a valuable resource for both complementary therapists and interested individuals. An important book.
-Gill Farrer-Halls, aromatherapist, Principal Teacher and Examiner with the International Federation of Aromatherapists, author of The Spirit in Aromatherapy, The Aromatherapy Bible and several other books
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| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9781848191730 |
| PRICE | £60.00 (GBP) |
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Featured Reviews
Lea M, Librarian
An expansive encyclopedia, compiling the history and general knowledge of flower essences, as well as detailed noted on individual flowers and mixes, arranged by geographical region. Recommended for larger libraries for use in their alternative medicine sections, or for anyone who has an interest in Flower essences and is looking for a definitive guide.
Teri A, Reviewer
A very comprehensive guide to flower remedies! The Practitioner's Encyclopedia of Flower Remedies is an incredibly comprehensive guide to flower remedies - from the 12 different personalities to diagnosis, making your own remedy blends to administering them, and so much more. There is a complete description of each flower remedy and also a description of properties of different crystals and gems! A valuable book for practitioner's and the interested layperson.
