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In homoeopathy, susceptibility refers to the way an individual may be more or less responsive to certain influences, including their environment, circumstances and other factors. It is an important concept in homoeopathic philosophy, where practitioners look at how a person responds to illness and other influences as part of understanding the individual as a whole. In this article, I’ll explain what susceptibility means in homoeopathy and why it is considered an important par

You may have come across homeopathic remedies made from conventional medicines and wondered why they exist — or whether they can be used instead of the medicines themselves. In this article, I explain why some homeopathic practitioners use these remedies, including the concepts of isopathy and tautopathy, and why they should not be regarded as substitutes for prescribed medication. A collection of various colorful pills and capsules neatly arranged in blister packs on a white

How to Choose a Homeopathic Remedy: Observing Your Symptoms When choosing a homeopathic remedy, it can be helpful to look closely at your symptoms rather than focusing only on the name of a condition. How does the symptom feel? Where is it located? What seems to have brought it on, and what makes it better or worse? In this article, I introduce the CLAMS approach, a simple way of observing symptoms from different angles when considering a homeopathic remedy. A thoughtful woma

If you haven't had a homeopathic consultation before, you may be unsure about what to expect or feel a little nervous about the process. In this article, I explain what you can expect during a first consultation, the kinds of questions you may be asked, and what may happen afterwards. I hope this gives you a clearer idea of what a homeopathic consultation is like and helps you feel more comfortable before your first appointment. Supportive therapy session: A thoughtful counse