ABOUT ME

I received my qualification from the University of Johannesburg, after completing 5 years of medico-scientific study required for registration with the Allied Health Professions Council of South Africa. This allows homoeopaths rights similar to those of medical practitioners and homoeopathy is therefore recognised as a primary contact profession in South Africa.

In my 6th year, I chose to research the homoeopathic treatment of irritable bowel syndrome in women. During the development of this dissertation, I worked as an intern at the University’s homoeopathic clinic as well as out-reach clinics in Soweto & Ennerdale. I also had the privilege of attending a seminar at Dr. George Vithoulkas' School of Classical Homoeopathy in Greece.

My experiences enhanced my resolve to focus my practice of homoeopathy on strengthening the therapeutic relationship between homoeopath & patient, appreciating the opportunity to empower patients & helping them to create a self-awareness & sense of responsibility for their own health & well-being. I value that homoeopathy allows me to explore individualised treatment options and am honoured to be given the chance to facilitate & nurture the body’s innate healing process. I have a keen interest in health and the prevention of disease through promotion of a healthy lifestyle.

I recently opened a homoeopathic practice in Knysna & manage the Tonquani Health & Vitality Studio, a holistically orientated Spa offering Health Retreats focussed on detoxification and maintaining or regaining health.

Saturday, October 24, 2009

SEVEN REASONS TO CHOOSE HOMOEOPATHY FOR YOUR CHILD

1. Works with the body to enhance the body’s ability to fight illness
2. Assists in all realms of the child’s development-mental, emotional, physical
3. No side effects
4. Treats both acute and chronic illnesses
5. Enhances the effectiveness of antibiotic treatment when it is really necessary by allowing the healthy development of the immune system and reducing the risk of antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains
6. Can be used in conjunction with conventional medication without the risk of drug interactions
7. Palatable medication
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