Introduction to Flower Essence Therapy
with Patricia Kaminski and Richard Katz
Friday April 16 - Sunday April 18, 2004

“The medical school of the future will not particularly interest itself in the ultimate results and products of disease.... Knowing the true cause of sickness, and aware that the obvious physical results are merely secondary, it will concentrate its efforts upon bringing about harmony between body, mind and soul.”
—Dr. Edward Bach, founder of flower essence therapy, Heal Thyself, 1931

Bleeding Heart  Dicentra formosa a woodland wildflower of the Pacific Northwest; heals emotional pain in relationships

Highlights will include:

• Overview of flower essence therapy and the founding work of Dr. Edward Bach
•The importance of body-soul healing in modern medicine
• Profiles of major English and FES flower essences, including color slide studies
• Stages of healing in flower essence therapy
• Distinctions with other therapies, e.g. homeopathy, herbalism, aromatherapy and psychiatric drugs
• Practical introductory techniques for client assessment and selection
• Plant observation: understanding the signature of plants in relationship to the human soul
• Discussion time with questions and answers

Course details:

Register for BO9502 — FES Flower Essences — with Bastyr University at 425-602-3089 or www.bastyr.edu

Schedule:
Friday April 16, 6-9 pm, Saturday April 17, 9 am - 5 pm, Sunday April 18, 9 am - 5 pm

Location:
Bastyr University, Room 186, Bastyr University,
14500 Juanita Drive NE, Kenmore, WA 98028

Cost:
Bastyr Students $378/$288 (1.5 credits)
Non-Bastyr Students (audit, no credit) $192

“Your class was a wonderful introduction to the worldwide community of serious essence practitioners; very broadening of perspective.”
—Reid Shaw, homeopath, attorney, Inverness, California.