Discover How Flowers Improve Brain Health

It is now evident that the brain’s response to the beauty of flowers can actually improve emotional health and cognitive function, especially when combined with some form of creative expression.

“Given the increasing number of stress-related disorders in today's fast-paced world, dementia, and the aging baby boomers, it's quite possible that one of  benefits to maintaining a healthy, stimulated brain is simply to add flowers and a bit of creativity to one’s life".

In her book, Flowering Your Mind, Suzanne expertly weaves her two passions into a novel approach guiding readers on the connection between brain health and the natural world around us. 

Suzanne Faith combines her  years of experience as a psychiatric nurse and certified dementia professional with her lifelong study of Oshibana, the art of pressed flowers providing us with the opportunity to understand the science behind how flowers can help us improve our brain health.

An expert in he field of caregiving and dementia care, Suzanne has helped thousands of families deal with the challenges of dementia, and has developed numerous Alzheimer’s and dementia-based curriculum for healthcare professionals.

An award-winning artist and illustrator Suzanne's  unique pressed floral techniques have taken her around the world teaching her  many students how anyone can improve their brain health and well-being through nature's gift of flowers.