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Musings on the sacred Art of Healing

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Homeopathy and Pain: When Pain Becomes More Than a Symptom

Pain is more than a number on a scale from one to ten. The body becomes the theatre for what we cannot put into words, and Homeopathy listens to the whole experience of pain.

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Homeopathy: How We Come to Know a Remedy

My first proving, and how careful observation, begun by Samuel Hahnemann in 1790, still shows us how a remedy is known.

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The Symptoms Nobody Listened To: Why Individualised Homeopathy Matters

I started ice skating in January, fell badly, and ended up in a clinic where the care was good and something essential was still missing. On the symptoms conventional medicine has no use for, and why they are the ones I most want to hear.

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The Intelligence of Nature: How I Fell in Love with Homeopathic Remedies

Plants, minerals and the animal kingdom had held me all my life. I had no idea that Homeopathy gathers all of them together, and captures them as remedies.

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The Art of Listening: What Happens in a Homeopathic Consultation

Intuition must be supported by observation, discernment and discrimination. On rubrics, individualisation, and the unprejudiced observer meeting the scientist.

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Curious about Hakomi Therapy? A Gentle Introduction to Hakomi

Why do we react the way we do, and what if those patterns are not who we are? A gentle introduction to how Hakomi Therapy works with what is already present in the moment.

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