What can Homeopathy help with?

Homeopathy does not treat the disease, but the patient in their whole being. Disease is, from the homeopathic perspective, a disruption to the inner life force, which is experienced in a unique way by each individual. This means that treatment is tailored to the individual, and that any disruptions can be supported by homeopathy. Examples of these are given below.​

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Adults

Homeopathy can support a vast array of conditions, including those without a given label or with unknown causes. These include (but are not limited to) symptoms associated with the following:

• Depression;

• Digestive complaints, both acute and chronic;

• Female hormone imbalances (such as irregular/painful/heavy periods, mood swings, PMT, menopause);

• Allergies and hay fever;

• Chest infections, both acute and recurring (asthma, bronchitis, pleurisy);

• Diabetes;

• Eating disorders;

• Emotional imbalances (brought on by grief, anxiety, phobias, 'stress', lack of confidence, etc.);.

• Heart issues;

• Joint issues, both acute and chronic;

• Male hormone imbalances 

• Migraines, headaches, vertigo;

• Pregnancy, post-natal care;

• Puberty (both physical and emotional symptoms);

• Skin complaints (such as eczema, acne, psoriasis, etc.);

• Urinary tract issues (such as cystitis, kidney issues, etc.).

 

If your complaint is not listed here, and you would like to see whether homeopathy could be of help, book a free 30-minute discovery call, and we can explore whether homeopathy could be suitable for you.

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Children

Children tend to respond really well to homeopathic treatment. Common issues that homeopathy can help with include (but are not limited to) symptoms associated with the following:

• Attention deficit disorders (ADD, ADHD), autism, asperger's syndrome;

• Behavioral issues (such as temper tantrums, screaming, crying, lack of concentration, learning difficulties, hyperactivity, night terrors, anxiety, fear, shyness, etc.); 

• Colds, coughs and associated issues, both acute and chronic (such as asthma, chest infections, croup, recurrent tonsillitis, earaches, etc.);

• Digestive complaints (such as constipation, colics in babies, diarrhoea, poor weight gain, etc.);

• Food allergies and hay fever;

• Growth pains and growth-related issues;

• Skin complaints (such as eczema, psoriasis, warts, verrucas, acne, etc.);

• Sleep disorders (such as insomnia, wakefulness, nightmares, night terrors, etc.);

• Slow development, both physical and/or emotional;

• Teething and teeth-related issues.