About me

Let me tell you how I found an answer to that question.

I initially took a degree in Chemistry, but found that I was more interested in people and doing something to help those in difficulty than continuing in research and analysis.

Over a period of years, I enjoyed living and working in France and Spain and then in Costa Rica and Honduras and I became completely fluent in French and Spanish.

Along the way I also discovered that I was good at listening, and at hearing, what very different people had to say.

Then I came back to the UK, got married and had children.

It started when our first child (then aged 2) developed an all-over body rash. It was summer and hot, and we were living in a flat in London.

Nothing we did made any difference to that rash. It just gradually got worse and worse, and our son was miserable!

When a friend finally suggested a homeopath, I was prepared to try anything.

As my children grew, I used homeopathy more and more for the illnesses and accidents that a mother always sees, and I became increasingly interested in it, and started learning more about it from books.

At the same time I saw a lot of problems amongst young people, especially anxiety.

I also saw anxiety and stress in women trying to manage complex family needs, and other women trying to juggle all this with managing menopausal problems.

The whole lot really came together for me when I ran into a serious health problem myself, and discovered I required major surgery – with the possibility of ending up in a wheelchair.

I understood perfectly well that the sun was outside, offering everything I needed to be healthy and strong.

In other words, I could talk about it all rationally, but this had no effect at all on how I felt.

How on earth was I supposed to reach the light from the back of such a deep cave?

I felt completely stuck and powerless to make any meaningful change.

And amazingly, unbelievably, my view of things really began to shift. 

And from then on things slowly but surely started to improve – because I felt different.

The remedy had somehow shifted my perspective on everything.

It didn’t change any of the facts of my situation, but something had changed – and I was looking at it all from a different place, a place with more light.

This was my route out of that cave.

And as it turned out, my path to being able to work with people and be able to help them.

I retrained to become a licensed homeopath, and qualified in Bristol in the UK.

Since then I have seen so many people make enormous changes in their lives with homeopathy, often where nothing else they have tried has had good results.

People who have been stuck struggling with feelings they just could not manage to alter have found that there actually is a road out and that they can get their feet onto it.

It is joyful and heart-warming to see someone who has been trying to cope in their version of a deep cave realise that they are no longer in the darkness, and that things really can be different.

Look here to see what changes other people have described in how they feel after homeopathy.

I feel very lucky to be able to practise homeopathy with people across the world and to do so in all of the languages I love – English, French and Spanish.

I bring a scientist’s training combined with a lot of empathy, an open mind and a keen interest in my clients’ welfare to my work.

Since graduating I continue to update and expand my knowledge of homeopathy. I engage in over 100 hours of CPD (Continuing Professional Development) every year and have participated in courses in the Allen School of Homeopathy, in courses led by Erik van Woensel and courses in Advanced Homeopathy at IACH (the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy) headed by Professor George Vithoulkas, as well as completing the two year E-Learning course from IACH.

I am a professionally registered member of Homeopathy International.

My qualifications are:

• LCCH (Licentiate in Homeopathy from the Contemporary College of Homeopathy, UK)
• R.Hom.Int (Registered member of Homeopathy International)
• MSc Environmental Technology (University of London)
• BSC Chemistry and French (University of Sussex)