What is Homeopathy and what can it do for You?

Homeopathy is a gentle system of medicine that treats individuals holistically with specially prepared remedies designed to stimulate our own natural healing abilities.  Given your personal experience of your symptoms I will find a remedy that is appropriate for you, and together we will assess your response to that remedy and any other changes that need to be made.  Homeopathic medicines are easy to take, gentle and safe; they do not have side effects and are non-addictive.  Please call for a free 15min consultation (in person or by phone) to see if homeopathy could be right for you.

About me:

Before becoming a homeopath, I studied Social Anthroplogy (BA Hons) and Latin American Studies (MA), travelled, learnt spanish, and spent 12 years working with women and men in London's oldest and most active women's centre, the Crossroads Women's Centre.  In 2007 I gained a  BSc (Hons) degree in Homeopathy from the University of Westminster, and am now a registered member of the Society of Homeopaths. 

As well as working at the Islington Chiropractic and Complementary Health Clinic, I also work at the Crossroads Clinic supporting women asylum seekers, many of whom have been deeply traumatized.  I have a particular interest in helping women and men overcome all kinds of trauma, as well as in helping people with infertility problems, helping mothers and their babies to prepare for and recover from birth, and helping children to sail through the normal childhood trials and tribulations with strong and healthy immune systems.  I am currently coordinating the North London Arnica Parents Support Group for promoting natural immunity - please contact me if you are interested to join us. 

In practice I see women and men from all walks of life and of all ages, with a wide variety of complaints. 

Location (see map):

The clinic is within easy reach of the Angel, Highbury, Barnsbury, Clerkenwell, Canonbury, Holloway, Finsbury, King's Cross, Gray's Inn, Old Street and Hoxton areas of North London.  People have also come to see me from Camden, Kentish Town, Muswell Hill, Enfield, and Walthamstow. 

How to get there:

We are easily accessible by public transport using bus routes 4, 19, 30, 38, 43, 56, 73, 205, 214, 341, 394, 476, by the tube (10-15 mins walk from Angel Station) and by the overground (10-15 mins walk from Essex Road station). 

If you are coming by car, there is free parking available outside the clinic, but please arrive in time to collect a parking permit from the reception desk to place in your windscreen.