Bach Flower Therapy

Bach flower therapy is a simple, inexpensive, gentle and effective method designed to allow us to heal and protect ourselves from illness and disharmony. The system’s flowers provide positive emotional energy and restore balance.

This course is designed to help you take control of your own and your family’s health, so that you can reach your full health potential without chemical interference.

Order of Studies

SUBJECTS:
1. Introduction: Who was Bach? What is the Bach Flower System?
2. Emotional Distress
3. Birth, Baby and Childcare
4. Women’s Ailments
5. Men’s Ailments
6. Treating Birds and Animals

Requirements

Course Number:	586
Prerequisites:	Open entry
Assessments:	6 lessons / 6 assignments
Duration:	This course must be completed within 24 months. 24 Months = 5 hours a week study 12 Months = 9 hours a week study
Level:
	Stotts Cengage Education is registered as a private training establishment by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) under the provisions of the Education Act 1989 and its subsequent amendments. This course has no National Qualifications Framework accreditation and no credits will be reported to NZQA upon completion.

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Bach Flower Therapy

Student Stories

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"I have made quite a few changes from doing this course. I have changed personal products like soap toothpaste etc and look for ways I can protect my skin from sun and chemicals. I look at my diet and eat more vegetables and fruits." M.L. Dunedin
"I have used these skills at home and will pass them on to others. As I was put off school big time years ago, this has given me the opportunity to continue to learn my own way. This is the third course I have taken with Stotts." M.E. Oxford