Frequently asked questions

I work primarily online, with consultations available for clients anywhere in Australia via video call. I also offer in-person appointments for clients in Southern Adelaide please contact me direct for this option.

I take a whole-person approach and offer homeopathic support alongside conventional care for a range of everyday concerns — including general wellbeing, sleep, stress, and skin health, as well as natural fertility support, and pregnancy and postpartum wellbeing. Homeopathy is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.

Your first session takes around 90 minutes. We spend this time understanding you as a person — your history, patterns, and what may be contributing to the concerns you're experiencing. Together, we look at what may have influenced how your body has responded over time, so that any remedy chosen is tailored specifically to you. After the session, I take time to review this information and select the remedy or remedies that best suit your individual case.

Yes — homeopathy is commonly used alongside conventional medical care, not as a replacement for it. It works well as a complementary approach for those who are also under the care of a doctor or specialist. In an emergency, always seek medical attention immediately.

Yes homeopathic medicines are effective and gentle for babies and children and are useful for specific conditions as well as overall health and wellbeing

Homeopathy has been used for plants, for children and for animals for many years to great effect. There are recently some very engaging and positive research studies on the use of homeopathic medicines in agriculture. This is very convincing that homeopathy is not placebo. A study conducted by Taylor M et al 2000 (2) compared the effects of Homeopathy against placebo in the treatment of allergic rhinitis, found that the homeopathic treatment arm experienced significant objective improvement in symptoms.

Homeopathy is seen as quite controversial, and many people assume there is no evidence for homeopathy. This is untrue as there are many studies that have been conducted and have found that homeopathy is effective for certain conditions. Evidence for Homeopathy. Homeopathy Research Institute www.hri-research.org Australian Homeopathic Association www.homeopathyoz.org/research British Homeopathic Association www.britishhomeopathic.org

Medicines are usually prepared from an animal, plant or mineral substance. They are prepared in registered labs according to the Homeopathic pharmocopeia. Our remedies are prepared in a liquid form preserved in a combination of brandy and distilled water.

Yes many women use homeopathic medicines during pregnancy, and I would advise that this should happen under the guidance of a registered practitioner.