I have one of the few degrees in homeopathy the UK has to offer, and received my BSc from Purton House, part of Thames Valley University, in October 2009. I have always had an interest in health issues and also have a degree in physiology and pharmacology, which gives me a good grounding in the medical sciences. I am registered with the Society of Homeopaths and work in accordance with their Code of Ethics & Practice. I’m keen to make my practice transparent, accessible and professional. I believe in providing integrative care for people with chronic illnesses and encourage communication with doctors and other health professionals. I have a particular interest in skin problems and am passionate about teaching people how to use homeopathy at home safely and effectively.
I became interested in homeopathy after the successful homeopathic treatment of my youngest son (then 6 months) and my husband, both for eczema. I was quietly astounded by their response to the treatment. The fact that homeopathy had sorted out eczema in a baby convinced me that this was more than just placebo.
I became interested in homeopathy after the successful homeopathic treatment of my youngest son (then 6 months) and my husband, both for eczema. I was quietly astounded by their response to the treatment. The fact that homeopathy had sorted out eczema in a baby convinced me that this was more than just placebo.
