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Flower Remedies for Stress Relief

By Georges Ramalanjaona — 2002

Practitioners using flower remedies, also known as flower essences (FE), aim to treat various emotional states. Although the therapeutic use of flowers is not new, modern flower therapy began with work of an English physician, Dr. Edward Bach, in the early 1930s.

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