Do you enjoy singing along to music? I do, especially to songs I know and love. And which line do you sing? The tune? Do you pick out the really high voice? Do you go for the middle harmonies? Or do you follow the bottom line? I’ve always been a harmony girl, sitting in the middle, picking out the scrunchy chords which weave in and out and make the tune more interesting. Until recently, when I’ve noticed I’m being increasingly drawn to the lowest voice. Now isn’t that inte

When someone embarks on their homeopathic healing journey one thing’s certain: life will never seem the same again! Homeopathy is a great tool for gently releasing the past and its efficacies can be enhanced by selective use of other approaches and techniques. Personally I find myself drawn to other things at times when these will perfectly complement the issues which have surfaced for homeopathic release. In this blog I talk about an approach I was drawn to, a daily ritual

Visiting a homeopath for the first time for a 121 consultation must feel a bit like a walk in the dark: how do you know what to expect? I’m going to outline some of the things I do and explain why I do it that way. I’m sure other homeopaths will have their own slightly different way of doing things. And, before you read any further, if you’re seriously worried about a condition, you want tests, you’d like pharmaceutical drugs for your symptoms, or you’d like a diagnosis then

A look at some of the reasons which have led people to seeking homeopathic treatment for the first time.An exploration of what makes people choose homeopathic treatmentI was very lucky: my first encounter with homeopathy was through my GP who suggested it as an alternative to antibiotics for the recurrent chronic sinusitis from which I was suffering. It was handed to me on a plate, no internet searching for alternatives, a simple choice for me to make at my time of need. Most

This post guides people towards appropriate homeopathic remedies to support feelings of anxiety and fear during a health crisis or pandemic. Unprecedented times. A virus has spread rapidly around the world, leaving mayhem in its wake. Not only did it spread fast, but we knew all about its progress, getting blow-by-blow accounts from wherever it struck. Never before have we known so much in real time! And isn’t it stressful, having all that information and just waiting for the

We all have times when we're feeling stressed and it's hard to fall asleep. Here are some suggestions for short-term help when frustration is setting in.How to help your brain switch off so you can get to sleepIt’s hard to leave your day behind and get to sleep sometimes, especially if you’re feeling stressed. Whether it’s revising for exams, planning to go on holiday or worrying about someone close to you, there are likely to be times when it’s hard to switch off. And, as lo