Is there a framework for selecting flower essences with more confidence, greater accuracy, and better outcomes?

If you've ever:

• Felt overwhelmed by the vast number of flower essences out there
• Had a hard time remembering what each essence is for
• Found yourself wavering between one essence or another
• Been unsure whether the text descriptions truly fit your situation
• Wondered how essences from different producers like Bach, Healing Herbs, FES California, Alaskan, and Australian Bush compare, and if they can be used together

We invite you to join us for four live sessions beginning May 22nd. Learn to use flower essences with more intimacy, precision, and mastery — so you and your clients get better results!

Through deep immersion in images of plants and flowers, you'll:

• See the patterns that bring plants together
• Learn how this influences their healing qualities
• Become more confident in the alchemy of flower essence “matchmaking”

Discover the botanical patterns 🌿 that illuminate Flower Essence Therapy

This course is best suited for intermediate to advanced flower essence users and practitioners. Parts One and Two are not required to take Part Three — you can jump right in

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Plant families and their ecosystems create a constellation of patterns that we can correlate with human life experiences

We believe that to get the full picture of the essences and to bring them alive within our being, we learn both from the plants and with the plants. Our knowledge comes co-creatively by observing the whole plant in its ecosystem and correlating it with the archetypal patterns that are found in human life and human society.

This idea of being Plant-Centric is a core value of our school, and it's why this flagship course, taught by Ruth Toledo Altschuler and Kathleen Aspenns, is so near and dear to our hearts.

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Your Guides

Ruth Toledo Altschuler In the role of educator, translator, and course producer, Ruth has worked alongside the researchers and teachers of flower essences for more than three decades. She's visited the environments where these essences have been made and met many of these plants in their ecosystems. Being system-minded, she's observed how plants in the same family share common qualities as well as distinct differences in their application as flower essences. As a practitioner, Ruth has used this passion for understanding botanical family relationships to achieve truly effective results with thousands of clients.

Kathleen Aspenns Kathleen is a talented flower essence practitioner and producer with a horticultural background, having trained in the applied science of observing plants and learning what makes them thrive. She's spent decades researching flower essence plants during the course of creating the Flora of Asia line of essences. Kathleen is fascinated by variations of essence plants that exist in multiple species and come from different ecosystems. Her highly original insights and reflections come from multiple layers of research and attunement with plants, and she's been able to validate her findings through many years of working with clients.

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We hope you'll join us. Reply if you have any questions!
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✨ Ruth, Kathleen, and Rochana

​The School for Flower Essence Studies​
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