About me
A lifelong journey
In 1986, tired of yet another prescription of antibiotics for my chronic sinusitis, my mum took me to a homeopath who at last was able to help me. I was eleven years old and this was my first encounter with homeopathy. I have been inspired by its gentle but powerful effects ever since. It has helped me navigate teenage and university years as I transitioned into adulthood, supported my body through three pregnancies and helped me overcome emotional trauma. Today, it continues to be the healthcare of choice for me and my growing children.
A natural and ethical approach
Before training as a homeopath, I worked as a communications specialist for several high-profile charities, campaigning for human rights, peace and the environment. Underpinning all this is a love of nature, a belief in humanity and a commitment to a more natural and ethical approach to life. It is this same ethos that has turned my attentions to homeopathy. I am passionate about supporting people who are striving for a healthier and more harmonious life and am committed to providing a safe, inclusive space for all.
Rigorous training
After four years of in-depth academic and clinical training, I graduated from the prestigious School of Homeopathy as an Advanced Practitioner. I am registered and fully insured with the Society of Homeopaths and continue my professional development through further specialist courses every year.
For the wider community
In addition to running a busy practice in Lewes, I am Chair of Homeopathy in the Sussex Community, an organisation offering low-cost homeopathic support to vulnerable groups in my local area. I also sit on the editorial panel for the Society's professional journal, New Homeopath and enjoy contributing occasional articles too.
At home
I live in Rodmell, near Lewes. When not working, I'm usually found looking after my three boys, enjoying the beautiful South Downs or swimming in the sea. You can find out more about me and my journey to homeopathy here.
