Fantastic news!

I am so excited - I got the best news I could imagine - Travis has been released!!!

Yes, I still cannot believe it myself! This beautiful koala boy finally is back in the wild - I am so glad!

He was doing so well and retained weight while living in the plantation and he had no huge problems with his hand, so he finally could be released.

After 4 years in the Australian Wildlife Hospital Travis is finally back where he belongs - in the wild. Such good news!

Here a photo of him just before he was released - doesn't he look happy?

Update on Travis, the koala

I realised today that I am overdue, I really should give an update on Travis' condition.

Recently I got the news that Travis is still happily climbing around the tall gum trees in the rainforest area of the Australian Wildlife Hospital. He actually stays up the high trees for days, so it is really difficult to catch him to do regular checks.

During his recent checks it was obvious that he is doing very well and he looks like a 'happy' koala. He is using his hand a lot and has re-gained good muscle tissue.

There are now serious talks about releasing him back to the wild, which is great news!

I believe, everybody who followed his well-being is as happy as I am!

Update on Travis, the koala

The last few weeks were very hectic, but nevertheless I found the time to drive up to the Australian Wildlife Hospital to do my sessions with Travis. Being a wild animal he needed some time to get used to everything, I am glad to say that he enjoyed it more and more and during the last session he was as relaxed as one can be (he nearly fell asleep).
Yesterday I got news that they were able to move him to a large plantation and he is climbing around in the high trees!
Obviously he is enjoying it very much, which makes me so happy!

My latest client - Travis, the koala

This is Travis, a about 6 year old male koala. He is in the Australian Wildlife Hospital in Beerwah and suffers from radial nerve damage in his left arm. Isn't he a cutie?

June 12, 2009 - Article in Newspaper 'Village Pump'

Australian Bush Flower Essences – can I use them for my pets as well?

What are Australian Bush Flower Essences?

Flower Essences are not new. They were already used by the Indigenous Australians as well as by the ancient Egyptians and in the Middle Ages Paracelsus wrote about them, too.

The Australian Bush Flower Essences work on the mind, body and spirit and are obtained by extracting the healing vibrational quality from the flowers. They work as catalysts on an emotional level, harmonizing negative feelings and belief patterns, held in the subconscious mind.


How do the Australian Bush Flower Essences work?

‘Dis-ease’ (not at ease with oneself) is a physical manifestation of emotional imbalances. Each emotion affects a different body part (i.e. in Traditional Chinese Medicine grief is associated with the lungs). Candace Pert, a biological scientist, discovered that hormones are released by the body, when emotions are stimulated. Specific receptor cells take up these hormones, then the emotions can be recognized and expressed, as a result the hormones dissipate.
If an emotion is blocked, ignored or suppressed, the hormones accumulate in the receptor cells. If this process is often repeated, this can lead to disease in a particular area of the body.

The Australian Bush Flower Essences help unblocking these emotions and help therefore prevent the body from developing disease.

The energy of the Australian Bush Flower Essences vibrates at a very high frequency. When an Essence is ingested or absorbed, it enters into the physical body via the mucous membranes, the digestive and nervous system. The energy then goes to the meridians, out to the outer energy layers and then back to the physical body via the chakras and meridians (see the book “Vibrational Medicine” by Richard Gerber MD).

The Australian Bush Flower Essences are as effective when taken by children and animals as they are for adults. In fact, they work exceptionally quickly on children and animals as they do not carry around as many blocks as we adults do, they have fewer emotional barriers and are more in touch with their feelings. Having no side effects, they are very save for pets.

For more information or to book a free initial assessment call 3298 5036 or 0417 716 907

Dagmar Scherer – Animal Therapist

What are Australian Bush Flower Essences?

The Australian Bush Flower Essences work on the mind, body and spirit and are obtained by extracting the healing vibrational quality from the flowers. They work as catalysts on an emotional level, harmonizing negative feelings and belief patterns, held in the subconscious mind.

Flower Essences were already used by the Australian Aborigines as well as by the ancient Egyptians and in the Middle Ages Paracelsus wrote about them, too.

How do the Australian Bush Flower Essences work?

Dis-ease (not at ease with oneself) is a physical manifestation of emotional imbalances. Each emotion affects a different body part (i.e. in TCM grief is associated with the lungs). Candace Pert, a biological scientist, discovered that hormones are released by the body, when emotions are stimulated. Specific receptor cells take up those hormones, then the emotions can be recognized and expressed, as a result the hormones dissipate.
If an emotion is blocked, ignored or suppressed, the hormones accumulate in the receptor cells. If this process is often repeated, this can lead to disease in a particular area of the body.

The ABFE help unblocking these emotions and help therefore prevent the body from developing disease.

The energy of the ABFE vibrates at a very high frequency. When an Essence is ingested or absorbed, it enters into the physical body via the mucuous membranes, the digestive and nervous system. The energy then goes to the meridians, out to the outer energy layers and then back to the physical body via the chakras and meridians (see the book “Vibrational Medicine” by Richard Gerber MD).

The ABFE are as effective when taken by children and animals as they are for adults. In fact, they work exceptionally quickly on children and animals as they don’t carry around as much baggage as we adults do, they have fewer emotional barriers and are more in touch with their feelings.