Dr. Bach observed that many emotional and even physical ailments stem from a disconnect between the self and one’s true purpose. For him, the root of suffering wasn’t only internal—but often came from external pressures: control, domination, and the subtle or overt manipulation of one soul by another. At the heart of the Bach Flower system is the idea that healing begins when we return to who we truly are. Each remedy is a tool to help us come back to ourselves.

A Bach Flower Consultation is a deeply transformative experience rooted in the original teachings of Dr. Edward Bach. Guided by a trained Bach Foundation Registered Practitioner, you’ll explore a holistic approach to emotional well-being, with remedies thoughtfully selected to support your unique emotional state. Your practitioner serves as a compassionate guide, helping you discover the healing qualities of the Bach Flowers.

Chestnut Bud is for the broken-hearted who keep falling into the same traps—emotionally, mentally, or even physically. Maybe you’re stuck in a loop: dating the same kind of emotionally unavailable person, ignoring red flags, or not giving yourself time to fully grieve before diving back in.

When we’re suffering from a broken heart, it’s easy to become trapped in a cycle of negative emotions. Holly is here to help.

Bach Flower remedies address different aspects of anxiety. The key is to select the remedy that speaks to the root

Heartbreak is one of the most painful experiences we can go through in life. Bach Flower Remedies are a powerful help to overcome shock

The right Bach Flower Remedies can gently heal your heart and open you up to new possibilities for love, joy, and happiness.

Anxiety and depression often arise when we feel that hope has slipped away. Bach Flower Remedies are here to help

Family dynamics can be complex, and conflicts or misunderstandings can arise from a variety of sources. Bach Flower Remedies can help

In the interview I got the opportunity to talk about how Bach Flower Remedies can help, the primary emotions behind anxiety and more