You’ll have life-time access to the Course.  You'll be able to access the course for as long as The Bach Flower School (by Rose Todd) exists. 

There are two main differences:

#1 - I have an up-to-date view point of the Bach Flower System and remedies that, at this time, is not covered by any other course.   

#2 - The Bach Flower School Diploma course is more financially accessible than the Bach Centre’s because I am a small business and don’t yet pay VAT, this benefit is passed on to you with a significantly lower price!

No.  It’s not provided by the Bach Centre.  The Bach Flower School is run by Rose Todd.  Rose will be your tutor. 

The course contains all that that the Bach Centre course contains, and more besides.  

Additionally, it is accredited by a reputable Accreditation Company and is acceptable to insurance companies.

Yes. this course is accredited so your completion certificate can be provided to your insurance company if you wish to Practice as a therapist.

Some people ask "Is this an Approved Course?".  There is no 'regulator' for the use of the remedies or for the training of Bach Flower Practitioners.  Therefore, there is no concept of getting a course approved by a governing body (or regulator).  

What most people mean when they say 'approved' is actually 'accredited'.... and.... yes this course is accredited.

There are approximately 25 - 30 hours of study. 

Although the more you learn about these wonderful remedies and essences, the more you'll want to know. 

Additionally, there are other resources available to you, other than the Course itself.  However, you can tailor exactly how much additional effort you put into the course...

Yes.  You must complete the necessary exercises and tests that'll show you've got a good understanding of Bach Flower Therapy.  

This will take you in the region of 5 hours to do and these test and exercises, along with a Self-Evaluation sheet, need to be submitted to your Tutor for evaluation.

You’ll have 4 months to take 4 cases, 1 of which must have a follow-up session.  These cases must be submitted for evaluation within the 4 months after you beginning the course.

You have 4 months to do the necessary work from the Diploma Course to become a Practitioner.

This requires about 25 to 30 hours of study, so if you took the full 4 months this would be an average of about 1 hour and 50 minutes study a week.  Or about 15 minutes a day...

The Foundation Course provides a solid introduction to the Bach Healing System and contains less than a day's worth of training material.

The Diploma Course provides deeper understanding of the remedies, Bach's Philosophy and information on detailed analysis of similar remedies and how to identify the differences.  This information is targeted at individuals who seek a much richer understanding. There is also a dedicated section of training on 'running a practice' for those using this course to launch their Practitioner Journey.  

The Diploma course contains two day's of intensive training and includes tutor marked case reports and self assessments for students looking to become accredited.

Ideally - Yes.  The Diploma course builds on the Foundation course - so if you haven't done the Foundation, you could be missing out on some key knowledge.

However, if you've been using the Bach Flower Remedies for at least 6 months, then you'll need to demonstrate that you’ve got some basic knowledge and some experience of using the remedies before you can take the Diploma course.

Yes. You will go onto The Bach Flower School's Register.  You'll be registered for 1 year for free (worth £43).

Clients will be able to find you quicker and easier if you’re on the School's Register. 

As part of your registration you’ll also receive periodic On-Line tutorials.