The group "For Those Who Have Over-Care for the Welfare of Others" in Dr. Edward Bach's system of Bach Flower Remedies includes essences that are designed to address emotional states characterized by an excessive concern for the well-being of others to the detriment of one's own needs. Individuals in this group may find themselves overly involved in the lives and problems of others, neglecting their own self-care. Here are the remedies associated with this group:

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1. Chicory: For those who are possessive, overly attentive to the needs of others, and seek constant attention and acknowledgment. Chicory helps individuals develop a more selfless and unconditional form of love.

2. Vervain: This remedy is for individuals who are passionate, enthusiastic, and have a strong desire to make a difference. However, their intense drive may lead to stress and tension. Vervain helps restore a more balanced and moderate approach.

3. Vine: For those who are dominant, strong-willed, and may impose their ideas on others. Vine helps individuals channel their leadership qualities in a more positive and inclusive manner.

4. Beech: This remedy is for individuals who are critical, intolerant, and find it challenging to accept differences in others. Beech helps foster greater understanding and tolerance.

5. Rock Water: While not exclusively for over-care, Rock Water is included in this group as it addresses individuals who have high ideals and may be overly strict with themselves. It helps individuals find flexibility and self-acceptance.

 

These remedies aim to address the emotional patterns associated with over-care for the welfare of others, encouraging individuals to strike a balance between caring for others and maintaining their own well-being. Dr. Bach believed that by addressing these emotional imbalances, individuals could develop a healthier and more constructive approach to relationships and caregiving.