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Whether you are a pet owner and want to learn more about how help your companion animals with the Bach flowers, a Bach flower student, or a flower remedy practitioner with some pets in your caseload, this course is for you.
This program is ground breaking in terms of how we view our pets.
It clarifies many of the misconceptions we hold about working with pets, and establishes clear guidelines for Bach flower work with animals. (This course is not an animal practitioner training, but a fundamental Best Practices course to help you to best help pets.) The course greatly expands the information provided in your other Bach flower courses, and provides a very solid foundation to key principles to employ in working with our pets.
This program will be held live online, with homework due before each session.
Course Website opens October 5, 2023
Live interactive sessions Thursdays October 12 & October 19, 2023
4pm-6pm EDT, 1-3pm PDT
Course website opens October 5. Students may log in at that time and begin their homework, comprised of video, reading and exercises. There is mandatory homework to complete before the first LiveWeb session; this homework will take approximately 1 hour to complete.
Our first live online class
LiveWeb Session 1 will be held Thursday October 12, 2023 4pm-6pm Eastern (EDT) 1pm - 3pm Pacific time (PDT)
This session will last approximately 2 hours. You can join via laptop, computer, even a smartphone. These sessions are fully interactive.
After the 1st live meeting, there will be 2 sections of further coursework online. Each section will take approximately 75 minutes.
Our second live online meeting
LiveWeb Session 2 will be held Thursday October 19, 2023 4pm - 6pm Eastern (EDT) 1pm-3pm Pacific time (PDT)
This session will last approximately 2 hours.
This course offers the unique opportunity for Bach flower students and practitioners to expand their understanding of how best to apply their knowledge of the Bach remedies to our animal friends.