Flower Essences for trauma, clearing the past, chronic stress, PTSD, etc.

Northern Lady's Slipper: for clearing trauma from the body without consciously re-living the details of the events or origins.

Rescue Remedy/Five Flower Formula: emergency, all-purpose essence that helps bring a person back into their body, breathing calmly and grounded in a stressful situation or after an accident.

Tundra Twayblade: for clearing and opening the heart on deep levels, if it had been closed or blocked by abuse, even if that abuse was years ago.

Agrimony: for the person who masks their painful emotions with a fake smile or substance abuse.

Centuary: for the person who was the "peacemaker," who now cannot set healthy boundaries for oneself.

Chestnut Bud: to learn how to break dysfunctional patterns or repeated lessons.

Star of Bethlehem: for releasing trauma

Angelica: for feeling a connection to divine assistance

Arnica: to reconnect to the higher self following shock trauma

Black Cohosh: for the person who repeatedly gets into dangerous situations or abusive relationships, teaches healthy ways of channeling one's personal intensity and shadow self

Basil: healing sexual shame, when it comes out as bad behavior

Chaparral: for dissolving darkness in the unconscious, for people who suffer from nightmares related to trauma stemming from abuse or addiction

Sticky Monkeyflower: for healing sexual shame

Mariposa Lily: for restoring a connection to the Divine Mother

Northern Lady's Slipper: aids courage in contacting traumatic feelings stored in the body, so that they can be released

Oregon Grape: for those who perceive hostility in other people when it isn't really there--for paranoia

Echinacea: for people whose souls have been shattered by some emotionally damaging experience, to help restore the integrity of the core self

Baby Blue Eyes: aids healing the relationship with the father

Evening Primrose: aids healing the relationship with the mother, and for releasing birth trauma

Golden Ear Drops: aids remembering childhood

Black Eyed Susan: when one wants a no-holds-barred, piercing insight into oneself

Hibiscus: for restoring a connection to the female sexuality

Saguaro: for making peace with one's elders or ancestors