Term
NEGATIVE:_x000D_
desperation/fear of losing control & mind or have lost it_x000D_
POSITIVE:_x000D_
Calm, quiet courage, able to retain control |
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NEGATIVE:_x000D_
Dreaminess, lack of interest in present_x000D_
POSITIVE:_x000D_
Purposeful, realistic, down to earth"" |
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NEGATIVE:_x000D_
Irritable, impatient, agitated, impetuous_x000D_
POSITIVE:_x000D_
Less hasty in action and thought, tolerant |
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NEGATIVE:_x000D_
Terror, panic_x000D_
POSITIVE:_x000D_
Courage, strength of will and character |
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NEGATIVE:_x000D_
Trauma, fright, disappointment_x000D_
POSITIVE:_x000D_
Neutralizes trauma, comforter, soother |
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Term
| The five flowers in Rescue Remedy? |
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Definition
CCRIS:_x000D_
Cherry Plum_x000D_
Clematis_x000D_
Rock Rose_x000D_
Impatiens_x000D_
Star of Bethlehem |
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| What flower essence is added to Rescue Remedy Cream? |
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Definition
| Crab Apple (flower for cleansing, great for cuts/scrapes) |
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| What flower essence is added to Rescue Sleep? |
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Definition
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| What flower essence is added to Rescue Energy? |
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Definition
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| When to use Rescue Remedy? |
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any stress or emergency:_x000D_
traumas_x000D_
shock _x000D_
panic_x000D_
severe mental stress_x000D_
desparation_x000D_
pre or post stress_x000D_
going to dentist_x000D_
exam taking_x000D_
plane flights_x000D_
surgery_x000D_
emotional upset_x000D_
etc |
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| What flower essences are in the group FACE YOUR FEARS"" |
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Definition
Mimulus_x000D_
Aspen_x000D_
Rock Rose_x000D_
Cherry Plum_x000D_
Red Chestnut |
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| What flower essences are in the group LIVE THE DAY"" |
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Definition
Honeysuckle_x000D_
Clematis_x000D_
Chestnut Bud_x000D_
White Chestnut_x000D_
Wild Rose_x000D_
Mustard_x000D_
Olive |
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Term
| What flower essences are in the group REACH OUT TO OTHERS"" |
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Definition
Heather_x000D_
Impatiens_x000D_
Water Violet |
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Term
| What flower essences are in the groupKNOW YOUR MIND"" |
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Definition
Hornbeam_x000D_
Gentian_x000D_
Gorse_x000D_
Scleranthus_x000D_
Wild Oat_x000D_
Cerato |
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Term
| What flower essences are in the group FIND JOY AND HOPE"" |
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Definition
Star of Bethleham_x000D_
Willow_x000D_
Elm_x000D_
Pine_x000D_
Sweet Chestnut_x000D_
Larch_x000D_
Oak_x000D_
Crab Apple |
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| What flower essences are in the group LIVE AND LET LIVE"" |
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Definition
Vine_x000D_
Vervain_x000D_
Beech_x000D_
Chicory_x000D_
Rock Water |
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Term
| What flower essences are in the group STAND YOUR GROUND"" |
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Definition
Centaury_x000D_
Walnut_x000D_
Holly_x000D_
Agrimony |
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Term
| Flower Essence used for a fear that is unknown"" |
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Definition
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| Flower Essence used for a fear that is specific" and/or are highly sensitive or timid people" |
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Definition
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Term
| What flower essence that is used for a fear of losing control of the mind and/or losing control"" |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you act rationally and think clearly with a calm and balanced mind when you fear losing control |
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Definition
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Term
| The first three remedies discovered? |
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Definition
Mimulus_x000D_
Impatiens_x000D_
Clematis |
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Term
| Brings courage and calm to face things that frighten or worry you, also aids the shy and timid |
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Definition
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Term
| Hybrid between American Re Buckeye and the White Horse Chestnut |
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Definition
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Term
| Allows you to love without anxiety or fear for the well–being of our loved ones |
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Definition
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Term
| Adds courage and presence of mind in the face of terror or extreme fear |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you act rationally and think clearly with a calm and balanced mind when you fear losing control |
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Definition
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Term
| Replaces apprehension and vague fears with a sense of security and peace of mind |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Fear of unknown/mystery of:_x000D_
potential illness,_x000D_
potential death,_x000D_
giving death,_x000D_
medical procedure,_x000D_
test results |
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Definition
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Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient who's life is out of control: out of control behavior_x000D_
(Eating, spending, addictions, etc)_x000D_
Temper Tantrums_x000D_
Emotional explosions |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Specific identifiable fear of anything_x000D_
Fear of:_x000D_
Going to the doctor_x000D_
Getting blood work, labs, medical procedures, surgery, giving birth, growing older, death, cell phone use, cancer, etc |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Family member, or patient, expects the worst outcome for loved one_x000D_
Fears are exaggerated, often being unrealistic |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Extreme fear or terror regarding test outcomes, having surgery_x000D_
Anxiety_x000D_
Nightmares_x000D_
PTSD |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Fail to learn from mistakes_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Learning |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Lack of interest in present_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Appreciate & Live in present (grounding) |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Lives in past_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Capacity for change_x000D_
Letting Go |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Deep gloom with no origin_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Cheerfulness |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Lack of energy_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Restoration |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Unwanted thoughts_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Tranquility |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Resignation, apathy_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Inner Motivation |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you observe your mistakes objectively so you can learn from them and move on |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Diabetic Patient continues to not check insulin levels in spite of passing out_x000D_
The IBS patient that keeps eating ice cream_x000D_
Patient keeps coming back for same issue/pattern_x000D_
Supports breaking past patterns i.e. habits and addictions |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Fear of unknown origin_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Fearlessness |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Fear of losing control_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Composure |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Fear of known things_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Courage |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Fear for others_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Solicitude |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Terror, panic_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Steadfastness |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you live more actively in the present rather than in the future or in your own dream world |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
In class example of mental retarded child using it_x000D_
Patient forgets to take medicine as they are daydreaming and off in their own world (Assists with focus, by being present)_x000D_
Patient plans to get the test next month (Planning in the future vs. procrastinating [Hornbeam])_x000D_
This remedy that can be helpful for compliance_x000D_
Grounding remedy |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you put memories of the past into proper perspective if you are feeling homesick or overly nostalgic |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient longs for the past when they are:_x000D_
Young, Healthy, Pain–free_x000D_
Patient lives in past_x000D_
Patient is homesick_x000D_
Patient keeps telling the doctor how much better is old doctor was back when he was growing up |
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Definition
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Term
| Brings back joy and cheerfulness when gloom descends for no obvious reason |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
The patient comes in complaining of being depressed but isn't sure why; It just came on all of a sudden |
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Definition
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Term
Restores energy when you are physically and mentally exhausted_x000D_
Keeps you alert_x000D_
Helps you more aware of your body |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient is exhausted from illness or chronic disease_x000D_
Parents of newborns report being tired_x000D_
Medical students are mentally exhausted from exams_x000D_
Doctors are burnt out after 12 hour shifts of constant difficult cases |
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Definition
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Term
| Encourages a peaceful and calm mind when thoughts and worries go round and round in your head |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
A patient complains of not being able to get the argument out of their head, it keeps playing over and over again, like a tape stuck in a loop_x000D_
Patient cannot get to sleep as thoughts about the day keeps repeating in her mind_x000D_
A young student does not finish their test, as they can not decide which topic to discuss in essay_x000D_
Can be helpful for some learning issues |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you feel interest and joy in life when you feel apathetic and resigned to the situations you are in |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Self concern, self centeredness_x000D_
Do not like to be alone_x000D_
In your personal space_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Empathy |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Impatient, agitated, irritated_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Patience |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Proud, aloof_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Humility |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you listen to and empathize with others rather than being overly concerned and talkative about your own affairs |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you deal with slow situations or people with good humor rather than impatience or irritability |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient is frustrated that:_x000D_
healing is too slow,_x000D_
medical treatments/lab results are taking too long |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you to develop warmer relationships with others when your pride or independence makes you appear aloof |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
In–take is difficult, as patient does not reveal much of self or their issues_x000D_
Patient would rather read a book than have a discussion_x000D_
Patient is uncomfortable in crowded waiting room, prefers to wait outside by him/herself_x000D_
Patient prefers a private shift rather than a student shift with multiple doctors |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Seeks confirmation from others_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Inner certainity |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Discouragement after a setback_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Faith |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Hopelessness, despair, pessimistic_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Hope |
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Definition
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Term
| Only cultivated plant Dr Bach chose |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Indecision_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Balance |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Uncertain of correct path in life_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Purposefulness |
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Definition
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Term
| Instills decisiveness when you question your own judgement and ask others for advice |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Keeps going to different/multiple doctors/professionals for their diagnosis_x000D_
(Searching for the answer, when they really already internally know their answer)_x000D_
May require more data/sources/information from doctor_x000D_
May request, just one more test |
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Definition
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Term
| Inspires a positive attitude when you feel discouraged or despondent due to set backs |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient is discouraged or depressed due to:_x000D_
course of medical treatment not proceeding as planned_x000D_
News of diagnosis_x000D_
Needing to change to a new doctor |
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Definition
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Term
| Encourages a brighter, more positive perspective when you feel there is no hope left |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Only seeks medical attention at the assistance of a loved one, doing it for them, not because they believe it will make a difference_x000D_
What's the use re: medical treatment et al_x000D_
Hopeless–does not believe anything is going to help situation_x000D_
Useful to assist patient compliance_x000D_
Offers hope, and hope assists healing |
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Definition
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Term
| Restores energy when you are mentally weary, procrastinate and doubt your ability to face the task ahead |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Tired at the thought of the medical treatment before it begins, exhausted just at the thought of it_x000D_
Over daunted by scope of treatment/medical procedures; hard to begin–procrastination_x000D_
Patient puts off–procrastinates making the appointment of procedure_x000D_
Patient doesn't go get blood work done, etc |
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Definition
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Term
| Allows you to make decisions more easily when you cannot choose between two options |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient cannot decide between two options: treatment plan, procedure, supplements, etc_x000D_
Can also be helpful with:_x000D_
Mood swings, Hot flashes–sometimes, motion sickness, some inner ear–equilbrium, balance |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you to determine what to do with your life, when you are undecided about which path to take |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient needing to decide whether to: _x000D_
choose an allopathic or naturopathic approach for cancer,_x000D_
continue or terminate life support_x000D_
(Life is at crossroad–Choosing your direction–rather than just choosing between two options. Typical examples refer to career path) |
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Definition
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Term
The Cleansing Remedy_x000D_
Indicator_x000D_
Self–hatred/sense of uncleanliness_x000D_
Compulsiveness_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Purity_x000D_
Self appreciation,_x000D_
acceptance of imperfection |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Overwhelmed by responsibility_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Right Responsibility |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Lack of confidence_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Self–confidence_x000D_
Faith in own ability_x000D_
More willing to take risks without fear of failure |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Exhausted, but struggles on_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Endurance |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Self–reproach, guilt_x000D_
Perfectionist_x000D_
Never satisfied with accomplishments_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Forgiveness_x000D_
Self acceptance_x000D_
Joy in Living |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
After–effects of trauma_x000D_
Shock, trauma, grief_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Restoration_x000D_
Neutralizes effect of trauma without reliving it_x000D_
Brings comfort and calmness to mind_x000D_
Nurturing quality_x000D_
Liquid Hug |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Extreme mental anguish_x000D_
When everything has been tried and there is no light left_x000D_
New grief_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Release_x000D_
Can see light at the end of the tunnel_x000D_
No longer feel forsaken_x000D_
Can hope again, can look forward |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Resentment_x000D_
Self–pity_x000D_
(poor me)_x000D_
Does not take responsibility_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Personal Responsibility_x000D_
Forgive & forget past_x000D_
Feel more generous towards others_x000D_
Optimism |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you accept your physical imperfections and feel better about the way you are |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient _x000D_
repulsed by appearance due to a rash_x000D_
feels unclean due to sexual abuse_x000D_
obsesses on one thing, perhaps a minor thing, and believes if that were cured than all would be well_x000D_
has poor body image_x000D_
is self conscious about their physical appearance_x000D_
who is germaphobic_x000D_
OCD ritual around cleaning_x000D_
Helpful to use with eating disorders, for both extremes–obese and anorexic |
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Definition
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Term
| Restores your normal strength and optimism when you are temporarily overwhelmed or burdened by responsibility |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient is overwhelmed with life, medical treatment, illness...._x000D_
The person is typically competent but the situation has created overload |
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Definition
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Term
| Instills a greater sense of self–esteem when you feel inferior, fear failure or lack confidence |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient doesn't bother to see doctor or follow treatment plan, as they will just fail anyway_x000D_
Has low SELF ESTEEM_x000D_
Patient is competent, but doesn't believe they are, and often won't even try as believe they will be a failure |
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Definition
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Term
| Allows the naturally strong to take a break rather than struggle on without rest |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient/doctor continues to work even when sick_x000D_
Patient does not convalesce_x000D_
is workaholic, while in hospital_x000D_
keeps exercising even when in pain from stitches_x000D_
keeps on going, doesn't give up even when game is over/terminal |
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Definition
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Term
| Allows you to accept yourself and your actions as they are rather than feel guilty or blame yourself for the mistakes of others |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient feels guilty:_x000D_
for not getting tested earlier_x000D_
for not taking better care of themselves_x000D_
for infecting another_x000D_
for getting ill as they created it (new age guilt)_x000D_
for child's disease even though they had nothing to do about it |
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Definition
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Term
| Soften the impact of shock, grief or fright |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patients experiencing:_x000D_
shocking news; i.e. learning they have cancer_x000D_
an accident_x000D_
natural disaster_x000D_
any aspect of trauma, past or present (helps resolve it without reliving it; still can learn the lesson from it without having to be triggered by it)_x000D_
any form of grief (process of dying, grieving the death of loved ones, excellent with and for pets too, the little deaths in life=divorce, moving, loss of youth, loss of mobility)_x000D_
The grief aspect of letting go_x000D_
An incredibly NURTURING essence–liquid hug! |
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Definition
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Term
| Brings optimism and peace of mind when anguish overwhelms you and you can find no way out |
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Definition
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Term
| A patient deeply bereaving the death of their young child" |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you to forgive past injustices and move on when you feel resentful and bitter |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patients who don't take responsibility for own health, and blame others for their problems_x000D_
An ill patient who resents others who are healthy_x000D_
Obese patient who blames their spouse for their own over eating_x000D_
Patient holds grudge with doctor therefore won't seek treatment |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Intolerance_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Tolerance_x000D_
Encourage tolerance of others_x000D_
Able to see positive qualities in others |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Selfishly possessive love_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Selfless Love |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Self–repression, self–denial_x000D_
Rigidity_x000D_
High standards as an example_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Adaptability_x000D_
Flow with life_x000D_
More flexible |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Over–enthusiasm_x000D_
Passionately wants justice_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Restraint_x000D_
Able to relax_x000D_
Hold more flexible views_x000D_
Curb over enthusiasm_x000D_
Bring balance into life |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator_x000D_
Domineering, inflexible_x000D_
Balanced State_x000D_
Right use of authority_x000D_
Guiding without controlling_x000D_
Use strength positively |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you to be more tolerant and see the positive in others despite their imperfections |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Intolerance of:_x000D_
Doctor/staff_x000D_
Medical procedure_x000D_
Illness_x000D_
Pain_x000D_
Therapy_x000D_
Can be intolerant of illness and not engaged enough to be proactive or compliant |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you let go of those you care for, allowing them to lead their own lives |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient expects something in exchange for showing up, participating or compliance (strings attached)_x000D_
Clingy behavior_x000D_
Likes to be center stage, i.e. class clown type behavior |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you to enjoy life's pleasures rather than stick too rigidly to your ideals or personal habits |
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Definition
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Term
Patient Examples:_x000D_
Patient:_x000D_
follows treatment plan to the extreme_x000D_
unwilling to bend routine to accomodate appointment of therapy_x000D_
won't bend belief system for appropriate treatment_x000D_
RIGIDITY related to beliefs. (martyrdom and dogma could be other keywords) |
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Definition
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Term
| Helps you to relax when you are over enthusiastic or strongly driven |
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Definition
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Term
| A patient, or doctor, on the soapbox passionately proclaiming they have the answer, the product/procedure, etc" |
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Definition
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Term
| Allows you to develop your natural leadership skills without being domineering or inflexible |
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Definition
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Term
| Can be a bully...or just authoritarian" |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Mental torment behind a brave face_x000D_
Denial of a problem_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Joy_x000D_
Able to communicate real feelings_x000D_
Promotes greater inner joy |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Weak–willed and subservient_x000D_
Inability to say NO_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Self–determination_x000D_
Able to draw boundaries_x000D_
Able to express own opinions_x000D_
Gain inner strength |
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Definition
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Term
Indicator:_x000D_
Anger, hatred, envy_x000D_
jealousy (getting even)_x000D_
Balanced State:_x000D_
Divine Love_x000D_
Compassion_x000D_
Universal & Unconditional Love |
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Definition
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Term
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Protection from change, outside influences_x000D_
Unwanted influences_x000D_
Any type of transition or change_x000D_
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Unaffectedness_x000D_
Helps ease transition_x000D_
Focus on life's path/stay on track_x000D_
Protection from outside influences |
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| Helps you communicate your true feelings rather than hide them behind a cheerful face |
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| Helps you take care of our own needs and assert yourself if you find it hard to say no to others |
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Patient may agree to treatment/procedures they really don't want, especially if pressured_x000D_
Patient is willing to go along with anything the doctor says, and is unable to say no_x000D_
The office calls to reschedule the appointment and the patient agrees to one that is not convenient for her/him_x000D_
The insurance company has made an error in the patient's billing, but the patient does not assert his/herself to correct the issue |
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| Encourages a more generous nature when you feel jealous, envious, vengeful or suspicious |
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| Patient hates the insurance company and vows to get even" |
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| Allows you to make or adapt to major life changes and to fulfill your ambitions free from the influence of others |
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Helpful for any transition or life change:_x000D_
Teething_x000D_
Puberty_x000D_
Pregnancy_x000D_
Delivery_x000D_
New baby_x000D_
Menopause_x000D_
Moving_x000D_
Job change_x000D_
Divorce_x000D_
Aging_x000D_
Helps resist outside influence/peer pressure |
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