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You don’t have to do this on your own
“I stopped short at the forest’s brink
Too dark to see, too scared to think -
Stranger in a strange land - spirit on the blink
Then gentle, gentle as ever,
You put out your hand,
We went on together
Two rafts of reed cannot sink
No matter the weight, no matter the weather…”
Flynn/Macfarlane
I’m here to offer you a safe space, where you can explore what you’re feeling, how you’d like to feel – and how to get there.
If you’re struggling with, for example, anxiety, feelings of guilt, or despair, overwhelm, lack of self-confidence, anguish, loss, poor sleep or self-sabotage – I’m here to help.
Having worked for many years as a Person-Centred Counsellor, I now offer professional care and support using Bach Flower Remedies.
I love to help people find their best ways to balance and blossom.
Much of my work is around pet bereavement, helping clients reach a place of ‘clean’ grieving, from which they can move on.
I work with anyone looking to find ways to heal, grow, and thrive.
About Bach Flower Remedies
About Anji Baker
Find out about Anji Baker MA BFRP BCMA REG and discover how she can help you, either face-to-face, on the phone or via Zoom.
Client care and support
Bach Flower Remedies are at the heart of Anji’s work with clients; there are 38 in all, each one linked to an emotional state.
Pet bereavement care and support
Losing a beloved pet can be devastating. Anji provides a safe space in which to come to terms with and understand your loss.
“I felt very stuck, and didn’t know how to move forward in my life. So many things felt difficult and overwhelming, and I didn’t know where to start. Anji listened kindly and carefully, and made up a bottle just for me, and helped more than I could’ve imagined. I now feel able to deal with challenges, and I have much more focus and va va voom.”
– CL
Latest blog posts
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‘a travel agent for the soul’
When I say ‘I meet clients where they are’, this means that we start where the client wants to start. Some people are put off going to therapy for years (even decades) because they expect to *have to* go back over their past, to return…
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Sandstone and Granite – unexpected gladness July 2025
It lifts my heart when I come across unexpected gladness (and skill/artistry). This is Michael Disley’s piece The Gathering. Created in 2024, it stands in the gardens of Marchmont House, and has wonderful textures and stroke-ability. There’s another of his sculptures there, too, but I…
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Gaining Perspective May 2025
A client was recounting how she’d got herself ready for her first session with me – in her own words, ‘I need to know what to expect, so that I can prepare’. She’d initially asked a lot of questions – what was my approach, what…
