When my first child was born, I took her to see a homeopath as an alternative to the antibiotics repeatedly offered to her for frequent ear infections.  The homeopathic help she received resolved the problems with her ears and we, as a family continued to use homeopathy.  My later decision to study to become a homeopath was as a result of being drawn to the gentle, holistic and non-invasive approach of homeopathy and it made sense to me to be working with the body, listening to its signs and symptoms and treating the whole person and the underlying causes of disease rather than suppressing symptoms.

 

I studied for four years to gain my Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine, graduating from the Yorkshire School of Homeopathy in 2007.  Within this period of training I received extensive educational and clinical training in homeopathy and allied sciences.  I subsequently completed post graduate training with Madeline Evans.  I am committed to continuing professional development, attending courses, seminars and study groups.  I also attend regular individual and peer supervision sessions.

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I am a registered member of the Society of Homeopaths, and have professional insurance through them.  The Society acts as a regulatory body for qualified homeopaths and it’s members are professionally trained to high standards and adhere to a specific code of ethics and practice.  My practice encompasses people of all ages with a wide variety of conditions – because homeopathy is such a safe form of medicine it is very suitable for babies and the elderly.  I am a professional homeopath and not a medical doctor, and therefore those who work with me should retain the services of a primary care physician for appropriate evaluations and check-ups for themselves and/or their children.