Bach Flower Remedies
In the late 1930s Dr Edward Bach studied medicine at the University College Hospital in London where he became House Surgeon. In due course he went into private practice in Harley Street working as a bacteriologist and later as pathologist working on vaccines. He began to become increasingly interested in homeopathy. Eventually he moved from London to Oxfordshire where he developed a range of 38 plant- and flower-based remedies for a variety of intractable emotional conditions.Sarah Aubergé has studied the Bach remedy system at Karin Mittiga Academy in London and is qualified to prescribe Bach Flower remedies.
Her treatment involves an initial consultation lasting approximately one hour. Its purpose is to identify the patient’s symptoms and the circumstances of their life and lifestyle. Based on this exploration she will prepare an appropriate Bach solution for the patient to take away.
A second consultation of about 45 minutes will normally follow three weeks later to explore the client’s reactions to their Bach treatment. A second Bach Remedy bottle will be based on these findings.
Her treatment involves an initial consultation lasting approximately one hour. Its purpose is to identify the patient’s symptoms and the circumstances of their life and lifestyle. Based on this exploration she will prepare an appropriate Bach solution for the patient to take away.
A second consultation of about 45 minutes will normally follow three weeks later to explore the client’s reactions to their Bach treatment. A second Bach Remedy bottle will be based on these findings.
