most renowned homeopathic doctors. She subsequently studied with flower essence pioneers from around the world and is now considered to be one of the foremost practitioners in the United States.
A member of the Flower Essence Society and writer/publisher of “The Essential Flower” newsletter for several years, Patricia currently practices in San Mateo, California, and lectures and conducts workshops throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. She has lectured in Johannesburg and Cape Town, and is also a Reiki Master and Certified Hypnotherapist.
Bloesem Remedies
Tel: +31 77 3987826 Email:
info@bloesem-remedies.com
Phoenix Community Stores
www.phoenixshop.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1309 690954 Email:
onlinestore@phoenixshop.co.uk
Bloesem staff from the left: Jolan (orders); Tessa (orders and accounts); Els (shop, essence preparation and labelling);Truus (orders dispatch and booklet production) and Ger (orders, warehouse management and foreign translations).
Bloesem Remedies distribute high quality flower essences in the Netherlands and was founded in 1986 by Bram and Miep Zaalberg, who also produce their own line of essences. Bram has been involved with flower essences for thirty years and teaches workshops on flower essences, gems and healing. Miep runs
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The Phoenix Community Stores Ltd has been an integral part of the Findhorn Foundation community for over 20 years. It has evolved into a thriving award winning food store including fine cheeses and wines and a bakery, an apothecary and bookstore, with crafts, gifts and music.
a large shop next door, selling flower essences, essential oils and minerals. At the rear of the premises there is a beautiful garden where people can view and experience the flowers themselves. Last month we translated all the Findhorn information into Dutch again which we have produced into a new booklet.
Bram and Miep in front of the shop.
Owned by an innovative community partnership of hundreds of local people, the Phoenix specialises in local, organic, Fairtrade and artisan foods and products.
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