Welcome

 

I graduated in June 2026 as a licensed homeopath with the Centre for Homeopathic Education. My own experience with homeopathy began following a long and debilitating illness in 2016. Having experienced the benefits for myself, I became deeply interested in learning more. What began as a personal journey gradually developed into a desire to understand homeopathy more fully and, ultimately, to make it the focus of my professional life.

 

Based in London, I studied classical homeopathy and completed supervised clinical training over the course of latter three years, learning from a number of reputable practitioners, both online and in person.

 

A particularly important part of my training was the opportunity to learn from the much-loved late Dr Robert Jacobs (MRCS, LRCP), who was based in Verwood, Dorset. Dr Jacobs had a unique and very individual approach to practice. A physician, naturopath, homeopath, TCM practitioner and acupuncturist, he combined his knowledge of conventional medicine with complementary therapies in a way that was both thoughtful and deeply personal.

 

Many years ago, I had been a patient of Dr Jacobs myself. Life took me on its own journey, and eventually I found myself coming full circle back to holistic health. When I began my formal homeopathic training, I was privileged to be able to learn from him at his clinic in Verwood, Dorset. I am truly grateful for that experience.

 

Alongside my studies at the Centre for Homeopathic Education, I gained an insight into Dr Jacobs' distinctive and complex method of practice, as well as the importance he placed on looking at each person as an individual.

 

I completed my four-year Licentiate course in Homeopathy and am registered with the Society of Homeopaths. I undertake ongoing continuing professional development as part of my commitment to maintaining and developing my professional knowledge and practice.

 

My approach is rooted in classical homeopathy and in taking the time to listen carefully to each individual, their experiences and what has brought them to seek support. I believe that feeling heard, understood and treated as an individual is an important part of any therapeutic relationship