Flourish: To thrive and prosper; to achieve success and fare well; to express with artistry and flare; to reach higher development and excellence. Latin: florire, flor (flower)

Flower essence therapy, founded by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s, is based on the profound understanding of the vibrational healing properties of flowers. All cultures throughout the world cherish a soul language of flowers for expressing deeper forms of healing and sacred awareness. Flowers impart vibrational energy patterns of vibrant life force, expressive form, ethereal colour and beauty. They help the human soul to flourish by developing this same flowering capacity.

True to their name, the Flourish line of FES flower essence formulas is designed to achieve the highest potential of body-soul wellness. The Flourish line is the result of many years of research, involving plant studies, case reports submitted by practitioners around the world, clinical interviews, and extensive use in natural disaster relief. Most formulas, or their key components, have been used for more than a decade. Many formulas have been revised or re-named as research has developed.

To recover and rebuild from shock and trauma

• For loss or disruption of any kind that creates bewilderment, numbness or shock in the body-soul complex ‐ including amputation or debilitating injury within the physical body; loss or disruption to one's home, community or environment
• For relief work in any natural disaster or war zone ‐ to address prolonged levels of shock and trauma and to help victims re-build and renew; beneficial for both humans and animals
• Following any major surgery and during any sustained course of physical rehabilitation
• Following the loss of a loved one or pet, if symptoms of shock or disassociation persist; can be used in tandem or in alternation with Grief Relief
• As a supplement to drug rehabilitation, when the soul faces shattering memories or acknowledges what has been lost or damaged in one's life
• For re-occurring violent dreams and memories of past trauma, which intrude long after other forms of healing have brought physical stabilization