Wednesday, April 04, 2012

Bach Flower Remedies for ADHD

Agrimony :
Putting on a cheerful face to hide problems. Sensitive, yet troubled
inside. Need to avoid conflict, thus are often "peacemakers" to
their own detriment.


Aspen :
Fears and worries of unknown origin, nervous and anxious


Beech :
Critical and intolerant of others


Centaury :
Difficulty in saying no, anxious to please, codependent or
caretaking


Cerato :
Doubtful of own ability to judge situations, always needs others'
advice


Cherry Plum :
Fear of losing control and of irrational thoughts and/or impulses


Chestnut Bud :
Failure to learn from experience, thus repeating the same mistakes


Chicory :
Over-protective, possessive, selfish


Clematis :
Day-dreaming, lack of interest in present - not grounded in physical
reality


Crab Apple :
Poor self-image, feelings of shame, sense of uncleanliness


Elm :
Overwhelmed or burdened by responsibility


Gentian :
Easily discouraged - especially after an improvement followed by a
setback, hesitant, despondent


Gorse :
Hopelessness and despair, pessimism


Heather :
Self-absorbed, dislike of being alone, excessively talkative


Holly :
Feelings of being unloved, or extreme jealousy - bitter, envious,
suspicious


Honeysuckle :
Living in the past, feeling homesick


Hornbeam :
Monday morning feeling, emotional - or more often, mental -
exhaustion


Impatiens :
Impatient, irritable


Larch :
Lack of self-confidence, feeling of inferiority without envy


Mimulus :
Fear of known or familiar things, shyness, tremulousness and self-
conciousness


Mustard :
Deep gloom, despondency, or depression for no apparent reason


Oak :
Exhausted, but struggles on


Olive :
Physical, mental & emotional burnout; burning the candle at both
ends


Pine :

Red Chestnut :
Overanxious or over-concerned for others


Rock Rose :
Terror, sudden alarm, nightmares


Rock Water :
For those who are overly strict with themselves


Scleranthus :
Indecisive, unable to decide between two options


Star of Bethlehem :
After-effects of fright, grief or shock


Sweet Chestnut :
At the limits of endurance, deep despair, bleak outlook


Vervain :
Over-enthusiastic, argumentative with fixed principles and ideas


Vine :
Strong-willed with a tendency to be domineering or inflexible


Walnut :
Facing major life changes, needing protection from the influences of
others


Water Violet :
Prefer to be alone, proud


White Chestnut :
Persistent unwanted thoughts, preoccupations and worries


Wild Oat :
Uncertainty as to the correct path in life, dissatisfied with
current lifestyle, can't decide which path to follow


Wild Rose :
Resigned, apathetic, making little effort to improve situations


Willow :
Resentment, feelings of self-pity


Rescue Remedy :

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

very funny