Many people seek out homeopathy after they’ve tried everything else.
They may have long-standing symptoms, anxiety, or health concerns that don’t fit neatly into a diagnosis. Often, they feel unheard, sensitive, or overwhelmed — and sense that their health is shaped by more than just physical symptoms.
This is where my work begins.
How I Found Homeopathy
I first discovered homeopathy in 1985, after my daughter experienced an adverse reaction to her first vaccinations. What unsettled me most was not only the reaction itself, but the lack of information or meaningful discussion afterwards. I was expected to comply, without space to question or fully understand.
Instinctively, I began to look for another way.
At the time, research meant bookshops rather than search engines. I was living in Hay-on-Wye, when I came across a small Materia Medica by E. B. Nash. As I read, something clicked. Here was a system of medicine that treated the individual, not the disease, and recognised that health is shaped by experience, sensitivity, and life history.
It made complete sense to me.
Experience, Training and Practice
Over the years, I began using homeopathy within my own family, building a small collection of remedies and learning through careful observation. What I noticed was that healing often happened very gently, yet in acute situations the effects could be surprisingly rapid and clear.
I began formal classical homeopathy training in 1998. Life then took me in other directions for a time — raising children, working, and gaining broader life experience. That period deepened my understanding of stress, resilience, and the nervous system in ways that continue to inform my work today.
I opened my professional homeopathy practice in 2014, bringing together classical training, lived experience, and a deep respect for the body’s own intelligence.
Alongside my homeopathic work, I previously worked as a Paediatric Physiotherapy Technician within the NHS, which strengthened my understanding of children’s health, development, and holistic care.
How I Work as a Homeopath Today
I am trained classically, and individualised prescribing remains central to my work. I listen carefully, take time, and treat the whole person rather than isolated symptoms.
At the same time, we live in a far more toxic and demanding world than even a generation ago. Many people now present with complex layers — medication histories, environmental exposures, chronic stress, and long-standing emotional strain.
For this reason, I work classically and therapeutically where appropriate, always gently and thoughtfully. My aim is never to suppress symptoms, but to support the system and remove obstacles to healing so deeper, more sustainable change can take place.
Trauma, Anxiety and Grief Support
A significant part of my practice involves working with trauma, anxiety, and unresolved grief.
Often, physical symptoms are closely linked to experiences that were overwhelming, frightening, or never fully processed at the time. These may be recent or rooted in early life. Sometimes they are remembered clearly; sometimes they show up as anxiety, tension, exhaustion, or a sense of feeling unsafe in one’s own body.
Homeopathy can work very gently at this level, supporting regulation and resilience without forcing anything to surface. My approach is slow, respectful, and led by the individual in front of me.
About Me
Outside my practice, I am a mother to four grown children and a proud Nanny Cwtch to my granddaughter — a role that continually reminds me what truly matters. I share my life with my husband, whose steady support has been part of this journey from the beginning.
Working With Me
I offer online homeopathy consultations, allowing me to work with clients both locally and internationally.
If you’re looking for a thoughtful, individualised approach to homeopathy — particularly if you feel you’ve never quite been met as a whole person — you’re welcome to get in touch and see whether working together feels right.
There is no pressure here. Just a careful, supportive path forward.
