Beech is one of the 38 flower remedies in the Bach Flower Remedies system, developed by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s. These remedies are used to address various emotional and psychological imbalances. Beech is specifically associated with addressing critical, judgmental, and intolerant attitudes and behaviors.

The key emotional qualities that Beech is believed to help balance include:

1. Critical Attitude: Beech is for individuals who have a tendency to be overly critical of others. They may find fault with people’s habits, appearance, or behavior and have difficulty accepting differences.
2. Judgmental Nature: People in need of Beech may have a harsh and judgmental outlook on life. They may be quick to form negative opinions about others.
3. Intolerance: Beech can be beneficial for those who are intolerant of others’ shortcomings, quirks, or differences. They may have a low tolerance for what they perceive as imperfections.
4. Lack of Empathy: Individuals who could benefit from Beech may struggle with empathy and understanding the perspectives of others.

By taking Beech as a Bach Flower Remedy, individuals are believed to become more tolerant, compassionate, and accepting of the differences in people around them. It helps them let go of critical and judgmental attitudes and fosters a more positive and understanding outlook.

Like other Bach Flower Remedies, Beech is typically taken orally in a diluted form, often a few drops under the tongue or mixed with water. It is important to remember that Bach Flower Remedies are considered complementary and alternative medicine and are not intended as a replacement for professional medical treatment, especially for serious mental health issues. If you or someone you know is struggling with critical or judgmental attitudes that are causing distress, it is advisable to seek guidance from a qualified mental health professional.