The 38 Remedies of Dr. Edward Bach and their corresponding emotional states:

Agrimony – hiding behind a façade of cheerfulness; eating/drinking to cope
Aspen – fear of unknown things; anxious
Beech – frustration and irritation with others; critical and intolerant of others
Centaury – people pleaser; can’t say no; wants to help everyone
Cerato – doubting own judgment and seeking confirmation from others
Cherry Plum – fear of losing control mentally and physically
Chestnut Bud – repeating the same mistakes over and over; failing to learn from mistakes
Chicory – high interest in the lives of others, especially loved ones; possessive
Clematis – daydreaming; lack of focus
Crab Apple – poor body image; feeling unclean
Elm – overwhelmed by responsibility
Gentian – easily discouraged after a set-back; skeptical; doubting
Gorse – hopelessness and a sense of despair; wanting to give up; long term suffering
Heather – self-centered; always needing an audience
Holly – frustration and annoyance with life and or self; anger; jealousy; suspicion
Honeysuckle – longing for the past; nostalgia
Hornbeam – great weariness of the mind; Monday morning blahs; procrastination
Impatiens – impatience and irritability with people or things that move too slowly
Larch – lack of confidence; low self-esteem; fear of failure
Mimulus – fear of known things; shy and timid
Mustard – deep gloom that descends for no known reason; feeling low and sad
Oak – exhausted but feel the need to struggle on; never knowing when to let go
Olive – tired and exhausted on the physical level; lack of energy following a sickness
Pine – guilt; setting overly high standards for yourself and never being satisfied
Red Chestnut – excessive concern and worry over others
Rock Rose – suddenly alarmed and panicky; terror; fright
Rock Water – pleasures of life are suffocated under rigid self- discipline; self-denial
Scleranthus – indecisive when trying to choose between options; erratic
Star of Bethlehem – grief over past or current losses; trauma; shock
Sweet Chestnut – hopeless despair; have reached the end of your endurance; anguish
Vervain – overly enthusiastic; fanatical; high excitement; righteous; high-strung
Vine – dominating and bossy; stiving for power
Walnut – difficulty with change and transitions in life
Water Violet – loner and aloof; little emotional involvement
White Chestnut – unquiet mind that races with unwanted thoughts & mental arguments
Wild Oat – difficulty finding path in life; at a crossroads
Wild Rose – resignation and apathy; lack of interest and ambition
Willow – feeling like a victim, resentment, and self-pity

*Rescue Remedy – Cherry Plum, Clematis, Impatiens, Rock Rose, Star of Bethlehem

"There is no true healing unless there is a change in outlook,
peace of mind and inner happiness."
~ Edward Bach ~