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Californian Flower Therapy is based on the same principles as Bach Flower Therapy with the difference that the essences used are those of flowers that grow spontaneously on the slopes of the Sierra Nevada, in California, in an area not yet directly contaminated by pollution.There are many more Californian remedies than Bach's (103 against Bach's 38 classic remedies), but the main difference lies in their extreme specificity and topicality; compared to Bach flowers, the Californian ones work on more modern and topical specific problems which at the time in which Bach lived were not as preponderant or were not yet talked about as today: anorexia and bulimia, sexual disorders, diseases resulting from environmental pollution. Usually, in fact, the flower remedies that have succeeded those of Bach have a more limited, targeted, therefore more symptomatic field of action. California flower essences were created in the late 1970s by a group of researchers led by Patricia Kaminski and Richard Kats, founders of the Flower Essence Society (FES), the distributor of these essences.The research that led to the identification of the remedies makes use of medical-holistic, psychological, botanical knowledge, in particular the plant is observed a lot, the environment in which it grows, and the way in which the plant relates to the environment, in this way it is possible to grasp the subtle nuances which will then help to clarify its use.

New Update Edition.The Australian Bush Flowers are today 69 plus 19 Essences created by the combination of Australian Flowers and were introduced by Ian White, Australian biologist and psychologist. They are not yet well known and used in Italy by the general public, but they are highly appreciated by flower therapists and we find Australian flowers included in many herbal and homeopathic complexes. They are among the most powerful and widely used flowers after Bach Flowers, they have a very high energy, one of the highest among floral remedies. Australian Aborigines have always used Flowers to treat discomfort or emotional imbalances, so as was the case in ancient Egypt, India, Asia and South America.Australian flowers exist on the market in concentrated essences of 15 ml. To prepare a mixture, seven drops of each of the stock essences are poured, a quarter of brandy is added (it serves only as a preservative and can be replaced by apple cider vinegar by increasing the dose) and 3/4 of natural mineral water.