Flower Remedies - When Are Flower Essences Useful For A Horse?
Flower Remedies are not just for treating people's emotions and psychological problems, but animals too.
The power of Flower Remedies is gentle and accumulative. They are completely safe, have no adverse effects, are not addictive and there is no possibility of overdose. They can be used alongside any treatment that a horse may be receiving; whether this is allopathic or another complementary therapy, with the result that it enhances treatment in aiding healing.

When are Flower Remedies useful for a horse?
Basically for any negative emotional circumstance and also as emotional support and encouragement. In other words, at any circumstances in which the emotions are involved. They can help a horse become more trusting, confident, re-assured, more perceptive
Listed below are just a few of the emotional upsets where Flower Remedies can be of help to a horse, and sometimes the rider as well:
Assists with bonding between horse and rider
Nervous behavior, being spooked
Fear of traveling
Dominating behavior
Moving to a new environment
Concentration in training
Loss of companion or owner
Acceptance of new owner/rider
Competition nerves and stress
Moving to new stables
Apathy and depression
Support during illness
Rearing, kicking, bolting and biting
Traumatic labour and birth
It is impossible to give a list of mixtures of flower remedies; this would be endless due to the uniqueness and diversity of emotions that may be experienced. There are 39 Flower Remedies in the Bach Flower Remedy system, each covering a different emotional state; and the whole system covering every possible emotional state. Sometimes just one single flower essence may be appropriate, for instance:
Aspen for known fears
Mimulus for unknown fears
Beech for down right stubbornness
Clematis is helpful for concentration, perhaps in competitions, shows, trials
Crab Apple for compulsive disorders such as box vices and helpful during and following illness
Gorse helpful for horses depressed on box rest; loss of a companion or owner
Impatiens to help with patience and irritability
Larch to boost confidence
Olive for tiredness or exhaustion, after a competition, ride or following illness
Star of Bethlehem for trauma (weaning, loss of companion, past abuse, accident)
Vervain for horses that are prone to being hyper
Vine for dominating horses
Walnut to help adjust to new circumstances (owner/stables/horse)
White Chestnut for a horse that seems to worry (when combined with Agrimony this is helpful for stable vices)
Rescue Remedy - this is actually a blend of fiver flower remedies: Cherry Plum, Rock Rose, Clematis, Star of Bethlehem and Impatiens) This is excellent for any emergency, accident, traumatic incident or injury being helpful in bringing calm and a feeling of security. If you don't have any other flower essences in stock, this is the one remedy that is a 'must have', kept in the glove compartment; a handy drawer, coat pocket or handbag.
Flower Remedies will not cure physical disorders but they will dissolve negative emotions with positive ones, resulting in a confident, self-assured, well balanced horse which with the result that they are better able to fight physical disease.
Article written byLesley S Edmodson SNHS Higher International Dip. Aromatherapy, Higher Dip Reflexology and Flower Remedies, Celtic Reiki Master, who is an experienced and practising holistic therapist in the UK.
Lesley manages her own company http://pureharmony.net/ which specialises in Organic Remedies; focusting on Flower Remedies and Vibrational Essences
Labels: Flower Essences, Flower Remedies
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