"Over thirty million people in Europe already use homeopathy. Homeopathy could help you too."

When is homeopathy used?

Throughout the world, people visit homeopaths seeking help and support in their natural healing processes, for a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms. From acute problems such as coughs, colds, headaches, stomach upsets, abscesses to more chronic complaints such as allergies, arthritis, rheumatism, migraines, infertility, anxiety and depression.

Homeopathy may help support you, as you re-establish your emotional balance in times of stess, grief, shock or bereavement. It may be helpful at times of transition such as puberty or the menopause, during pregnancy and childbirth.

Homeopathy can provide valuable support throughout life making you less susceptible to illness, better equipped to deal with stress, giving you more energy and vitality - so you can enjoy life more.

How does it work?

Homeopathic remedies are produced from a wide range of natural substances including plant, mineral and animal sources. At homeopathic pharmacies they are then turned into remedies by using a minute amount of the active substance in a highly diluted form.

The way in which homeopathic remedies work is not well understood, although there are several scientific hypotheses. Homeopathic remedies may work by giving instructions to the body's self-regulating healing mechansim which activates a curative response and supports a return to health.

Children & Homeopathy...

Children may respond exceptionally well to homeopathic support and homeopathy is a particularly attractive option for parents who are keen to choose a healthcare philosophy for their children which is safe & gentle.

The remedies are easy take, have a sweet taste and no side effects. They are thought to stimulate the child's immune system and support the  body in its natural ability to resolve problems from within. Homeopathy may support children who have illnesses such as asthma and recurrent infections.

It also offers help with other aspects of a child's life experience. It may support children with fears, phobias, social and behavioural problems (eg. ADD, ADHD, SPD), bullying/being bullied, bedwetting, learning difficulties as well as supporting then as they deal with upheavals like divorce and changing schools.