Bach-flower Therapy Eva Bihari

Bach-Flower Therapy

What is Bach Flower Therapy?

Bach Flower Therapy is a form of energy medicine that can be used in conjunction with
traditional counselling Special harmonizing therapy that is free of medication. A healthy
approach that uses the effects of flower essences to harmonize mental difficulties and
negative emotions. The remedies are very effective, safe and simple to use for everyone.

What are Bach Flower Essences?

 A Bach Flower “Remedy”has been patterned with the energetic vibrations of one of 38
different flowers.
Bach Flower Essences are (not essential oils) belong to an energetic system of healing.
Flower Essences restore the balance between mind and body by gently releasing long held
patterns of negative emotions which can interfere with our emotional harmony and general
well-being.
Bach Flower Essences work safely in conjunction with homeopathy, traditional medications
and other therapies. They are 100% harmless and non toxic.

What Emotions are Healed with Bach Flower Therapy?

All negative emotions can be addressed with Bach Flower Therapy. Unlike psychotropic
medications (i.e. medicines that treat depression, anxiety or psychosis), Bach Flowers treat
specific shades of emotion.
For example, they address sadness, despair, hopelessness, irritability, rage, resentment,
panic, worry, uncertainty, self-doubt, shyness, lethargy, overwhelm, impulsivity,
daydreaming, vague anxieties, anxiety, depression, fears - general and specific, lack of self
esteem/confidence, difficulty turning the mind ‘off`, specific phobias, ADHD, ASD and any
other disturbing emotion.

About the Flower Remedies

There are important differences between Bach Flower Therapy and traditional medical
therapy. Bach Flowers are not medicinal. They can be taken along with any food, herb,
health product or medicine without causing any interaction. In this way, they are most similar
to water.

The Bach Flower Consultation

A consultation is a confidential, safe place to discuss feelings and situations which are
causing difficulties. This is a talking therapy, where you open your soul and tell your feeling
while I find your uniqe mixture of flower essencies which can help of your problem. The
session include a bottle of personal mix of remedies.

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About ADHD
A common sign of ADHD is what looks like an inability to recognize other people's
needs and desires. They have a self-focused behavior. They are interrupting
anything without apologies just because they want something. They are in trouble
waiting their turn. They have emotional turmoil They cannot playing quietly. Their
work has unfinished most of time.
The bach-flower therapy can handle many problem but cannot change the person. It
can help to calm down, find the focus and give harmony to the emotions. What
important is the therapy can help them to find the way how can they live easiest
without any big problems.

Who I am
My name is Eva Bihari, I am a Bach-flower therapist and parapschologist. In simple
terms, I work with energy. I have been doing this more then 20 years. I started to
interested in the word of spirituality when I was 16. After I was fascinated and studied
various topics such as colour therapy, numerology, personality psychology and
bioenergetics. The wide array of knowledge I learnt over the years complement each
other meaning I can treat each individual holisticaly. I see and feel others which is my
gift. I use this gift as well as my own knowlegde when I work as a therapist.
When my first daughter was born, I focused on the children. I worked with and helped
many different children. So many children have a difficult life because they are
different to other "normal" children. I do not see difference as a diseasebut instead I
believe that energy is use differently.
Every time I work with children I would firstly talk to an adult before speaking to the
child. Before the end of the meeting I would speak with both of together. This is
important as I need to know what they both think about the problem.

I would like to give an example from my experience.

A young men who was 11 years old, could not sleep at night because he was
thinking. He slept 5 hours per day and he was tired and irritable. He hated this
feeling. He could not focus on anything at his school: this was the reason why his
mum took him to me.
It turned out later he was afraid of the darkness, which was a hidden feeling. After my
intervension, the young man started to recover slowly.
When he let his negative feelings, he was able to concentrate in school and improve
his learning skills as there were no more irritable feelings.

evi.csonka@gmail.com 07465991731