Homeopathy - What can be treated with Homeopathy

Homeopathy is an effective and scientific system of healing which assists the natural 
tendency of the body to heal itself. It recognizes that all symptoms of ill health are a 
disharmony within the whole person and that it is the patient that needs treatment 
not the disease. Homeopathic remedies, properly prescribed, are safe and 
can be given to pregnant women, babies and children. 


What types of problem can homeopathy help? 

  • Skin conditions eg. Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, Urticaria 
  • Respiratory tract conditions eg. Asthma, Tonsillitis, Coughs & Colds 
  • Digestive tract conditions eg. Irritable bowel syndrome, Constipation 
  • Allergies eg. Hay fever 
  • Menstrual & menopausal problems 
  • Pregnancy ailments 
  • Induction of labour 
  • Acute fevers, sore throats and toothache 
  • Chronic illnesses such as arthritis, anxiety and insomnia 
  • Childhood conditions

Many baby & childhood conditions and illness can be effectively treated with 
homeopathy including: 
  • Asthma, Colic, bronchitis, coughs and colds 
  • Bed wetting 
  • Eczema, Warts, Fungal infections 
  • Fears (eg. separation anxiety)
  • Fever & Headaches 
  • Glue Ear 
  • Sleep problems 
  • Teething 
Many more conditions can be treated effectively with homeopathy, 

please contact us for further information. 

What does the treatment involve? 

At your first treatment you will be fully assessed, a treatment will be prescribed and you will be given full instructions on how to take the treatment. 

The first session usually lasts for one hour with a follow up appointment lasting half an hour.




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