Hello Heidi. Thank you. In the case of something like Dementia, the Bach Flowers can improve the quality of life of the sufferer and of course their carer too.
It is amazing isn’t it! I love Bach Flowers – but you know that! love Rose

Hello Monse. Thank you for your thoughts and comments about the Mental Health blog. I think there are more people who daily live in the darkness of despair and deep sorrow of loneliness.
I wish the Bach Flowers were more widely used! love Rose

Hello Amy. Thank you for your experience. I have found Larch to have a huge impact.
When I take it, I seem to have a lot more energy, get more things ‘done’ – and feel ‘great’!
I’m delighted to hear you felt the ‘shift evverything to completeness’.
Long may it last. love Rose

Hello Janet. Thank you for leaving a comment.
I’m sorry to hear your friend is struggling with all the care. As well as it being a lot of physical work, it is also a huge emotional toll.
Thank you for sharing the blog with her. I do hope there is something there to help her.
Love Rose

Hello Heidi. Thank you for your comment.
Do I believe the Bach Flower Remedies can totally cure depression? Yes, I do.
But there are couple of things involved.
I beleive that “Depression” is a word that covers more than one emotion – and its made up of several suppressed emotions.
So, to get the appropriate remedies would require a slow and careful ‘unpicking’ to find out what caused the depression.
Feelings of anxieties, anger, grief and shame – and even lack of confidence can be called “depression”.
This processes can take time, and a growing self-awareness.
But it can be done.
I also believe that having someone to walk with you, as you look at various parts of your life and your feelings, would be helpful. Doing it alone might be too difficult. But it doesn’t mean it can’t be done, through learning about the remedies.
I hope this is, in someway, helpful. If not, email me and I’ll see what I can do.