Homeopathy Hangout with Eugénie Krüger
Homeopathy Hangout interviews guests from around the world, to showcase all the various aspects of Homeopathy for new and advanced users of this safe, effective, natural medicine.
Episodes
Ep 481: The Homeopathy Student to Practitioner (H-STEP) Pilot study - with Barbara Roberts & Sandra Venables
Understanding why some homeopathy students go on to practice while others leave the profession is at the heart of a new research project with the potential to shape its future. I’m joined by returning guest Barbara Roberts and first-time guest Sandra Venables to discuss the Homeopathy Student to Practitioner Pilot Study (H-STEP), which aims to better understand homeopathy students and practitioner
Throwback Thursday Ep 202: Chinwag 2 with Marcus Fernandez
Get ready for another engaging chinwag with Marcus! In this episode, we unravel the mysteries of constitutional remedies and uncover their true essence. Explore the art of pacing a consultation and learn why establishing a heartfelt connection and being fully present can make all the difference in the healing journey.
Episode Highlights:
06:43 - Kids do what the parents aren’t expressing
09:31
Ep 480: Cancer Support with Homeopathy and Other Supportive Therapies - with Andrew Samson
Andrew’s work with cancer patients has shown him the importance of getting the right training and having good mentorship when dealing with complex cases. He talks about how Ramakrishnan and Peter Drew have influenced his approach, including the use of plussing, remedy alternation, and treating both the miasm and its symptoms. He also shares how he uses homeopathy alongside diet, lifestyle changes,
Throwback Thursday Ep 201: Autopathy part 2 - with Jiri Cehovsky
Looking to expand your knowledge of autopathy and its potential as a transformative healing practice?
In this episode, we reunite with Jiri Cehovsky, the esteemed founder of the Prague Homeopathic Academy and a renowned author in the field of autopathy. Jiri guides us on a captivating exploration, offering deeper insights into the intriguing realm of autopathy. He discusses topics such as identif
Ep 479: Special therapeutics of Bruce Barwell - with Mary Glaisyer
Some homeopaths leave a lasting impression not only through their own work, but through the people and ideas they pass on, and Mary Glaisyer has certainly had that experience with Bruce Barwell. A former lecturer and longtime homeopath from New Zealand, Mary shares her memories of working alongside Bruce and the unusual way he approached cases and remedies. We talk about her book The Special Thera
Throwback Thursday Ep 200: What to do when remedies don't work - with Miranda Castro
Want to know how to navigate through the challenges when remedies fail to deliver the desired outcome?
Celebrate our 200th episode of the Homeopathy Hangout podcast with special guest Miranda Castro, the renowned homeopathic goddess. Join us as we explore the intriguing topic of what to do when remedies don't work, offering valuable insights for both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers. Don't miss
Ep 478: Lichen Sclerosus help with homeopathy - with Rebecca Scott
Lichen sclerosus can be difficult to recognize, with many women initially misdiagnosed or unsure where to turn. Becca Scott, a qualified homeopath and breakup and divorce coach, shares her experience working with women dealing with lichen sclerosus and other vulval and vaginal issues. We talk about common symptoms, emotional stress, difficult relationships, boundaries, and the ways these experienc
Throwback Thursday Ep 196: The TRIAD Method - with Hilary Fairclough
Curious to learn more about the Triad Method and the impact it has had on the world of homeopathy? Join renowned UK homeopath Hilary Faircloth as she shares her personal journey and the story behind the development of her transformative Triad Method. Hear about her groundbreaking work in Botswana through the Maun Homeopathy Project, where she and a team of more than 40 volunteer homeopaths worked
Ep 477: Aurum Project Homeopathic Research & the Book Barn - with Linlee Jordan and Celeste Salter
Research doesn’t have to be intimidating, and Celeste Salter and Linlee Jordan from The Aurum Project in Australia are helping homeopaths see it differently. We talk about research pods, documenting cases, and how everyday practice can lead to valuable research. The conversation also looks at how practitioners can work together, share what they’re learning, and contribute to research that matters
Throwback Thursday Ep 195: The Eizayaga Layers Method - with Francisco Eizayaga
Join us in today's episode as we welcome Dr. Francisco Eizayaga, an Argentinian homeopath with 39 years of practice, as he unravels the legacy of his father's groundbreaking work and shares his own experiences in the field. Discover the fascinating connections between the layer method and the intricate nuances of patient cases while gaining invaluable insights for aspiring homeopaths.
Episode Hi
Ep 476: How to empower parents to make informed health decisions for their children - with Donna Powers
Donna first discovered homeopathy after her young son struggled with a health issue that conventional medicine couldn’t resolve, an experience that eventually led her to pursue it as a career. We talked about childhood illness, fevers, knowing when medical care is needed, and how parents can feel more confident when making health decisions. Donna also shared her thoughts on rebuilding community su
Throwback Thursday Ep 194: Amma Resonance Healing Foundation - with Harry Van Der Zee
Join Harry as he shares the inspiring work of the Amma Resonance Healing Foundation in Africa and explores the unique role of PC Resonances in supporting people through epidemics, trauma, and chronic disease. Discover how source remedies and audio resonances developed by homeopath Peter Chappell are being used in a practical and innovative approach to healing, and hear about the impact this work i
Ep 475: IRL clinical practise after graduating from Homeopathy school
Coming together with a group of CHE graduates brought out just how different and personal each journey into homeopathy can be. We talk honestly about the challenges of the fast-track course, balancing study with family life, finding confidence in practice, and what it really takes to start working with clients after graduation. We also explore building a practice through community and word of mout
Throwback Thursday Ep 193: Decoding Mental Rubrics - with Gaurang Gaikwad
Dr. Gaurang Gaikwad shares the story of how he found his way into homeopathy and how a strong desire to learn shaped his journey. He talks about the people who influenced him, including Dr. Vijay Vaishnav and Dr. Sarkar, and the experiences that helped him grow beyond what he learned in college. We also talk about his book Decoding Mental Rubrics, his new book on acute and chronic diseases, and th
Ep 474: ECCH: Building Professional Standards for Homeopathy - with Zofia Dymitr
Zofia’s journey into homeopathy began with seeing firsthand how individualized prescribing could make a difference, eventually leading her into professional education and leadership within the field. As chair of ECCH, she explains how the organization brings European homeopathic groups together to develop standards around training, medical sciences, continuing professional development, and safe pr
Ep 473: Happy 5th birthday to Homeopathy Hangout Podcast
Five years ago, Homeopathy Hangout started with the hope of creating a place where people could learn, listen, and connect, and somehow we’ve now reached five years and one million downloads. This special anniversary episode looks back at the people, conversations, and moments that have made the podcast what it is, from the many guests who have shared their knowledge to the team working quietly be
Throwback Thursday Ep 191: That Homeopath who treats Infertility - with Melissa Kupsch
What options are there for those who are struggling with fertility?
Get ready to discover the remarkable success of Melissa, a homeopath who is the go-to expert for clients struggling with fertility. Despite being the last resort for many of her clients, Melissa's incredible results are unmatched. Learn how she achieves such amazing results and find out why she should be your first choice if you'r
Ep 472: Natural Remedies for Modern Diseases Part 3 - with Dr Robin Murphy
Dr. Murphy takes a closer look at the heart and the many things that can influence its health, from what we eat to how we move and what we carry emotionally. He discusses natural approaches such as hawthorn berry and pomegranate juice, along with Qigong, Yoga, and Tai Chi, while also sharing his thoughts on diet, seasonal eating, and heart-supportive foods. Along the way, Dr. Murphy shares clinica
Throwback Thursday Ep 190: Animal systematics and the table of animals - with Paul Theriault
Join us for an awe-inspiring episode as we chat with Dr. Paul Theriault, a naturopathic doctor and homeopathy expert from Calgary, Canada. Dr. Theriault has dedicated his life to exploring the animal kingdom, and his remarkable body of work, Table of Animals, is a testament to his passion and expertise. In this episode, we'll dive deep into Dr. Theriault's groundbreaking research, including his in
Ep 471: Natural Remedies for Modern Diseases Part 2 - with Dr Robin Murphy
Dr. Robin Murphy brings more than four decades of clinical experience to this second part of his discussion on natural remedies and their use in diabetes and other health conditions. He talks about aloe vera, bitter melon, chia seeds, fenugreek, cinnamon, and saffron, including some of the ways these remedies have been prepared and used. He also shares interesting cases from his practice and expla
Throwback Thursday Ep 189: Hypnotherapy to support your homeopathy journey - with Helen Bartrom
Helen Bartrom is a certified hypnotherapist, hypnobirthing facilitator, and founder of Positive Births NZ. Her day job is a variety of hypnotherapy and in the evenings and weekends, she can be found teaching hypnobirthing courses and working with parents to prepare for a positive birth experience. She is the author of Positive Births in NZ the comprehensive guide for all pregnant couples and the h
Ep 470: Natural Remedies for Modern Diseases Part 1: Master Clinical Homeopathy for Diabetes with Dr Robin Murphy
Dr. Robin Murphy shares his approach to understanding diabetes through the lens of homeopathy, drawing on decades of clinical experience and practical teaching. He explains why successful treatment begins with restoring the person's overall vitality, while also addressing the lifestyle and dietary habits that contribute to chronic disease. Throughout the discussion, he illustrates his approach wit
Throwback Thursday Ep 188: The Power of Homeopathy and Mindset- with Jennie Hoglund
In this episode, Jennie will help you to recognize your potential, step out of your comfort zone, and take your homeopathic practice to the next level. It's natural to feel like we're not good enough or to be hesitant about putting ourselves out there, but it's important to remember that these thoughts are just limiting beliefs holding us back. Learn to have the right mindset and determination to
Ep 469. The Heart of Homeopathic Practice - with Maggie Dixon
Healing is not always about finding what is wrong, but about helping people reconnect with who they are. Maggie Dixon brings over 26 years of experience in homeopathy, along with her background as a nurse and health visitor, to explore the role of connection, vulnerability, and self-awareness in the healing process. We discuss the relationship between practitioner and patient, treating the person
Throwback Thursday Ep 187: Benefits and limitations of home prescribing - with Stasia Johnson Steinhagen from Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy
Stasia Steinhagen sheds light on the importance of responsible self-prescribing at home. In this episode, Stasia will highlight the need to stay within our limits of expertise and recognize when it's appropriate to seek professional guidance. She will also provide insights into the programs available at the Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy.
Episode Highlights:
01:26 - Stasia's initial exposure
Ep 468: The Simplicity of Homeopathy and the Depth of Materia Medica - with Tony Hurley
Tony brings more than thirty years of experience to a thoughtful conversation about what makes homeopathy both enduring and effective. Drawing from his own journey into the profession, he reflects on the mentors, historical moments, and educational developments that shaped homeopathy in the UK while making the case for keeping its core principles simple and accessible. We also explore different pr
Throwback Thursday Ep 186: Guerilla Prescribing - with Rebecca Sturgeon
In this episode, Rebecca will be discussing Guerilla prescribing, highlighting how it has been an immense support for most of her patients, particularly those living in extreme poverty in unimaginable situations.
About My Guest:
Rebecca Sturgeon is a homeopath and volunteer from the UK. She studied part-time at the London College of Practical Homeopathy from 1994 to 1998 and has been volunteering
Ep 467: Could Water Be Carrying More Than We Realize? - with Yasmine Miles
Water has long been at the center of debates about homeopathy, and Marcus sits down with homeopath and hydration educator Yasmine Miles to explore why. Yasmine shares how growing up with homeopathy, followed by her own struggles with PTSD, panic attacks, and digestive issues while studying biomedical science, ultimately led her to pursue homeopathy after experiencing meaningful improvements in her
Throwback Thursday Ep 185: A Homeopathic Approach to Trauma - with Elizabeth Adalian
In today’s episode, we have the opportunity to speak with Elizabeth, who discusses her book "Touching Base With Trauma". She recounts her realization while taking a patient's case history that the patient's suffering was not solely due to their experiences during the war but rather the impact of their early childhood and infancy years. We also explore how to integrate this idea into homeopathic pr
Ep 466: Busting the Biggest Myths in Homeopathy - with Dion Tabrett and Mike Bridger
With Eugenie taking a well-deserved break, Marcus Fernandez is joined by Dion Tabrett and Mike Bridger for an open discussion on some of the most common myths and misconceptions in homeopathy. Drawing on their clinical experience, they explore topics such as antidoting remedies with coffee or menthol, the use of single versus multiple remedies, and why potency selection is often about fine-tuning
Throwback Thursday Ep 177: Simplifying Homeopathy with the Map system - with Dr. Bhawisha & Dr. Shachindra Joshi
In this episode, we are fortunate to be joined by the remarkable Dr. Shachindra and Dr. Bhawisha Joshi, who will talk to us about the Map System, a tool they have designed to simplify the case-taking process and bring together all remedies in a single map to aid in accurate prescribing. Moreover, they will discuss the seven stages of development that they assert each person goes through.
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Ep 465: Hormonal support for women 40+ and so much more - with Dr Stuart Garber
A lifelong curiosity about natural health led Dr. Stuart Garber from chiropractic to become one of the pioneers of modern homeopathy and integrative medicine. In our conversation, Dr. Garber reflected on his journey, including becoming the first person in the United States to earn a PhD in homeopathy and developing innovative bioformulas that combine gemotherapy, lithotherapy, and organotherapy. W
Throwback Thursday Ep 176: The Mirror and the magnet - with David Mundy
In this episode, David will be delving into his extensive knowledge and discussing the intriguing notion that every single experience we have as human beings serve as a reflection of our internal world. Furthermore, he will expound on the ways in which homeopathy has the ability to assist us in attaining a profound level of consciousness.
Check out these episode highlights:
01:39 - What sparked
Ep 464: Homeopathic Veterinary Training Group - a new in person training opportunity for vets
A group of dedicated veterinarians joined me to talk about the launch of the Homeopathic Veterinary Teaching Group (HVTG), a new training academy for vets who want to learn and practice homeopathy. We discussed some of the challenges facing the veterinary profession today and how homeopathy has helped many vets find renewed purpose and satisfaction in their work. The conversation also explored HVT
Throwback Thursday Ep 174: Integrative Healers action network - with Kathleen Sheible
Join us in this episode as we dive into an incredible conversation with Kathleen, who has dedicated herself to spreading the word about homeopathy and bringing it to the forefront of people's minds. She has accomplished so much, paving the way for homeopathy to flourish in various organizations, including the Red Cross and the fire service. Her passion for this incredible healing art is truly insp
Ep 463: Peri-menopause and menopause help - with Dr Benita Perch
Many women are finding themselves facing perimenopause earlier than expected, bringing new questions and challenges. In this episode, I spoke with Dr. Benita Perch, a Hong Kong–based homeopath and naturopathic doctor, about the changing landscape of perimenopause and menopause, particularly since COVID. We discussed common symptoms, the health risks associated with early menopause, and how stress,
Throwback Thursday Ep 173: Live low tox - with Emma Plush
How can we integrate low-tox living into our daily lives and create a low-tox environment for our children?
Welcome to this eye-opening and informative episode, where we have the pleasure of speaking with Emma, an expert in living a low-tox lifestyle. In our discussion, Emma will shed light on the hidden dangers of the products we use every day in our homes, and share practical tips on how we can
Ep 462: Is the book repertory defunct? - with Marco Ruggeri, Hilery Dorrian, Jay Carter and Marcus Fernandez
As artificial intelligence becomes more common in homeopathic practice, questions about the future of traditional repertory books are becoming harder to ignore. In this conversation, I’m joined by Hilery Dorrian, Marcus Fernandes, Marco Ruggeri, and Jay Carter, each bringing a distinct perspective on the relationship between technology, education, and clinical practice. Together, we discuss whethe
Throwback Thursday episode 171: Burnett Rediscovered & the use of organ support remedies - with Dion Tabrett
In this episode, we will be joined by Dion, who will discuss his passion for Dr. J.C. Burnett's work on organ remedies in homeopathy. Dion aims to reintroduce Burnett's ideas to a new generation of homeopaths, and he will share his insights on how these remedies can be applied to modern-day practice. With his extensive knowledge and expertise, Dion will delve into the fascinating world of organ re
Ep 461: Healing trauma through the expressive arts & homeopathy - with Dr Heather Herington
Some conversations stay with you long after they end, and my discussion with Dr Heather Herington was one of them. A naturopathic medical doctor and homeopath, Heather shared how her experiences with trauma, loss, and the death of her husband shaped both her life and her approach to healing. We explored her belief that recovery involves more than physical health, combining biochemistry with storyt
Throwback Thursday episode 170: Ton Jansen's Human Chemistry - with Roger Savage
What makes Ton Jansen's human chemistry method a unique and effective approach to healing, and how has it opened up new avenues for treating complex health conditions?
During this fascinating episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Roger for the second time. Our conversation focused on exploring additional cases using the human chemistry method developed by Ton Jansen, as well as discussing
Ep 460: From Nursing Career to Homeopathy and GNHS Work - with Annalisa Percy
With decades of experience as a nurse, Annalisa later found her way into homeopathy through personal and professional experiences with healing. She talks about how moments in her life, including patient and animal cases, encouraged her to learn more about natural remedies. The discussion focuses on how she brings together her nursing background and homeopathic practice in her current work. She als
Throwback Thursday episode 169: Present Child: You and your child are each other's remedy - with Janita Venema
In this episode, we have the opportunity to speak with Janita about the PresentChild method, a technique based on systemic therapy principles that enable effective communication and understanding with children. This approach is likely to be transformative not only for homeopaths but also for other natural healthcare practitioners who may feel frustrated with patients experiencing relapses after in
Ep 459: Cancer support with Homeopathy & Integrative therapies - with Dr. Jean Lionel Bagot
Cancer care is often centered on treatment plans and test results, but this conversation with Jean-Denis Bogot focuses on caring for the whole person. Drawing from more than 25 years of experience in oncology, Dr. Bogot shares how he combines homeopathy with conventional cancer care to help patients manage fatigue, pain, and chemotherapy side effects. He also talks about the importance of individu
Throwback Thursday Episode 168: Thyroid disorders & free Ebook - with Dr Anthony de Pontes
In today's episode, we will have the opportunity to converse with Anthony and gain a comprehensive understanding of the various modalities he employs in his practice, while also delving into the significant aspects of his expertise, particularly in relation to his specialization in thyroid dysfunction.
Dr. Anthony de Pontes is a homeopath and holistic health practitioner with a Mtech (Hom) degree,
Ep 458: Ancestral Trauma and the Roots of Symptoms - with Kim Kalina
Continuing the conversation with Kim Kalina, we explore her view that classical homeopathy remains the grounded foundation for all other approaches, including trituration, provings, and more intuitive methods. A central theme is whether the field truly needs more remedies, or whether deeper engagement with existing remedies may be more important. She also discusses ancestral healing, sharing how f
Ep 457: CEASE Therapy - the origins and the legacy of Tinus Smits - with Kim Kalina
Kim Kalina’s path into homeopathy began after her son’s health struggles led her to look beyond conventional treatments and eventually discover a different way of understanding healing. From there, she went on to study homeopathy and build a career as both a practitioner and educator, shaped in part by her earlier background in social work and psychotherapy. She reflects on how this combination of
Throwback Thursday Episode 167: Psychedelics and Homeopathy - with Kelly Callahan
In today's episode, we talk about Kelly's new season of her podcast, in which she explores psychedelics and homeopathy.
Kelly Callahan is a certified homeopath in private practice for eight years who has leveraged her previous education experience into multiple educational platforms. She has a strong background in experiential and individualized education that reinforces fundamental clinical skill
Ep 456: Homeopathy will find you - with Gwyneth Evans
Gwyneth Evans reflects on a life shaped by homeopathy, which first entered her world when conventional approaches weren’t meeting her needs as a young mother. Her studies at the London College of Classical Homeopathy and the guidance of key mentors set her on a path that eventually led her back to New Zealand with a clear sense of purpose. There, she helped establish the Wellington College of Home
Throwback Thursday Episode 166: The effect of Homeopathy on our Mitochondria - with Judyanne McNamara
In today's episode, Judyanne talks to us about how she found homeopathy and how it changed her path to becoming a homeopath. She tells us an amazing story about how it saved her life. She'll also show us some fascinating slides about mitochondria and how homeopathy can affect these amazing organelles to promote healing.
Judyann McNamara is a physicist and biomedical researcher (biophysics), Judyan
Ep 455: Incredible resource for home prescribers by Canadians for Homeopathy - with Erin Ellis & Danielle Nimeth
Sometimes the most meaningful movements begin with personal healing, and that’s exactly what led Erin and Danielle to their work with Canadians for Homeopathy. Both share how their own experiences drew them into homeopathy and shaped their commitment to making it accessible to others. We talk about the organization they’ve built since 2017, focused on empowering everyday users through clear, affor
Throwback Thursday episode 165: The Homeopath Farmer - with Pat Aherne
Want to learn more about holistic farming and food production systems that prioritize health?
In today's episode with Pat, we will discuss how to support farmers who are looking for alternatives to synthetic chemicals, antibiotics, and artificial intervention, as well as how homeopathy can help farmers practice whole-health farming.
Pat Aherne is a conventional farmer with an unconventional outloo
Ep 454: A fly on the wall. Listening in on a conversation between 2 brilliant Homeopaths
Some of the most meaningful conversations happen when two experienced homeopaths simply sit down and talk, and that’s exactly what unfolds between Jane and Wiet. As close colleagues with a shared interest in the human psyche and healing, they explore health as more than symptom relief—touching on connection to the body, nature, and the wider influences that shape disease, including transgeneration
Ep 453: AHA conference 6-8 November 2026 - Virginia Turner & Sarah Kottmann
Planning a meaningful gathering for homeopaths takes both vision and heart, and Virginia Turner and Sarah Kottmann bring both to the upcoming 14th Australian Homeopathic Medicine Conference in Brisbane. They share what attendees can expect—from the venue and social events to keynote presentations by Ian Watson and Camilla Sherr, alongside 17 additional speakers. Our conversation also explores the
Ep 452: Similia Homeopathic Software - with Marco Ruggeri
Technology is quietly reshaping how homeopaths connect with their patients, and Marco Ruggeri is helping lead that shift with his Similia Homeopathic Software. In our conversation, Marco shares how this modern repertorization tool uses real-time transcription, AI-driven rubric suggestions, and even photo analysis to help practitioners stay fully present during consultations. We also explore Simili
Ep 451. MAHA and Homeopathy - with Gabrielle Traub
Momentum for homeopathy continues to grow, and Gabrielle Traub returns to share the encouraging developments she’s been part of. A board-certified classical homeopath and international bestselling author, Gabrielle discusses her conversations with leading doctors and researchers, as well as the growing curiosity surrounding homeopathy. We explore her background in clinical research, her work in wo
Ep 450: Homeopathy Awareness Week Testimonials 2026 Day 4
Tami Brett from Texas brings a deeply personal perspective to Day Four of Homeopathy Awareness Week, sharing how homeopathy has shaped her family’s health through a series of meaningful experiences. Her stories range from her daughter’s severe concussion and long-standing constipation to her teenage son’s emotional struggles, each describing how homeopathic remedies helped restore balance and reco
Ep 449: Homeopathy Awareness Week Testimonials 2026 Day 3
Voices from across the community come together on Day Three of Homeopathy Awareness Week, honoring the birthday of Samuel Hahnemann through a series of listener testimonials. Families, students, practitioners, and even young users share how homeopathy has influenced their health, from treating flu and menstrual concerns to managing acute conditions and supporting emotional well-being. Stories also
Ep 448: Homeopathy Awareness Week Testimonials 2026 Day 2
Stories from listeners around the world take center stage in this special episode, marking Day Two of Homeopathy Awareness Week and honoring the birthday of Samuel Hahnemann. A collection of personal testimonials highlights how homeopathy has supported individuals and families through concerns ranging from persistent coughs and childhood illnesses to more serious conditions like shingles, cancer,
Ep 447: HRI: How does homeopathy work? - with Dr Alex Tournier
Something about homeopathy that often gets questioned begins to make more sense when you hear it through the lens of science, and that’s exactly what this conversation with Dr. Alex Tournier brings into focus. Alex shares how his journey started during a struggle with chronic fatigue, when a simple homeopathic remedy led to a surprising recovery and sparked his curiosity. With his background in ph
Throwback Thursday Ep 164: Heavy metal toxicity and detoxing - with Caroline Gaskin
How important is it for homeopaths to have a thorough understanding of metal elements and their properties?
In today's episode with Caroline, we'll talk about metal remedies and metal detoxing. How metal elements have helped us in many aspects of our lives and how they have adversely affected our well-being.
Caroline Gaskin is a homeopath, health writer, and wellness coach providing natural medici
Ep 446: Farmers and Pet guardians - this one's for you! Homeopathy at Wellie level - Annie Batchelor and Jayne Lyons
What started as a simple conversation over coffee grew into a global movement teaching farmers how to use homeopathy in everyday animal care. I sat down with Annie Batchelor and Jayne Lyons from Homoeopathy at Wellie Level (HAWL) to talk about their journeys into homeopathy and how their work is helping farmers and pet owners approach animal health differently. We explored how their courses are de
Throwback Thursday Ep 163: Homeopathy thriving in small town NSW - with Ayesha Beckman
How does practicing homeopathy make one feel empowered and as if they have made a positive impact in the world?
Join us for today's episode with Ayesha as she discusses various prescribing techniques that lead to the path to health and happiness through homeopathy.
Ayesha Beckman is a qualified and registered homeopath and massage therapist. She studied homeopathy at the School of Natural Medicine
Ep 445: Homeopathic Illumination Remedies - Ambika Wauters and Students
Ambika Wauters and her team of homeopaths share the stories behind the Illumination Remedies, exploring how intention, sound, and energy play a role in healing. The discussion covers remedies inspired by whale songs, sacred water, moon cycles, transformative journeys, smudging practices, and the challenges of modern life, including the impact of AI. Throughout, the conversation the remedies reflec
Throwback Thursday Ep 161: 150+ years of Martin & Pleasance Lab - with Kay Southcombe
Want to learn more about the long history of Martin and Pleasance and how the company has developed over the years?
In this episode, Kay will tell us more about Martin and Pleasance's long history, their age-old preparation methods that have stood the test of time in terms of value and efficacy, and their dedication to producing high-quality remedies that combine conventional wisdom with cutting-e
Ep 444: Joint Regeneration Therapy (JRT), DrM Care and the magic of Homeopathy - Dr Mitchell Fleisher
When I first met Dr. Mitchell Fleisher, it was clear that his approach to healing goes far beyond conventional medicine. A lifelong advocate for homeopathy and holistic care, Dr. Fleisher shared the story of how a lecture during medical school and a personal health breakthrough cemented his commitment to natural healing. We talked about his innovative Joint Regeneration Therapy (JRT), which combin
Throwback Thursday Ep 160: The Twelve Life Chapters and their role in prescribing Part 1
Have you ever considered how the symptoms we experience in the early stages of our lives influence who we become later in life?
In today's episode, Koby will discuss the first six life chapters and how it's important for homeopaths to cover these in their case taking to see if there are any traumas or unresolved issues in any of these life chapters that may need to be addressed, as well as how thi
Ep 443: Room, Pocket and Pillow dosing - a safe option for very sensitive patients with Deborah Olenev
Deborah Olenev shares her decades of experience in homeopathy, tracing her path from a chance encounter in the early 1980s to treating complex, sensitive cases. She talks about working with patients like her vaccine-injured daughter and Maya, exploring methods like room dosing, pillow dosing, and pocket dosing to support healing. Deborah explains how intuition guides her practice, why hand-prepare
Throwback Thursday Ep 159: Living right for your remedy type - Gabrielle Traub
Have you ever wondered what the future holds for homeopathy and what we can do to support it?
Gabrielle will join us in this episode to tell us about her incredible journeys around the world, spreading the power and beauty of homeopathy. She will also discuss her amazing book, Live Right for Your Remedy Type, and what it all entails.
Gabrielle Traub is a board-certified classical homeopath and int
Ep 442: Joint American Homeopathic Conference 17-19 April - with Christina Donka
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Learn how to stay well with homeopathy at the annual Joint American Homeopathic Conference (JAHC). JAHC 2026 will be an in-person event in Reston, VA live streamed online all across the globe for virtual attendees April 17-19, 2026.
Learn from
Ep 441: Healing Her Light: Recovery from Autism - with Vivek Pathela
Vivek Pathela opens up about his daughter Maya’s long and challenging journey with autism, OCD, Tourette’s, and PCOS, largely linked to vaccine and drug injuries. He shares how conventional medical treatments often worsened her condition and how their family eventually found meaningful improvements through homeopathy, working closely with Deborah Olenev. The conversation explores therapies like CE
Throwback Thursday Ep 158: Homeopathy at the Woodford Fold Festival - with Peter Berryman
In this episode, Peter will talk to us about the Woodford Folk Festival, where the ATMS sponsored a tent of homeopaths to help out at the six day and six night event, where they treated a whole variety of different conditions.
Peter Berryman is a qualified Naturopath, Homeopath, Medical Scientist & educator who has spent 30 years+ in clinical practice. Peter is also Director (2007-) and Presi
Ep 440: The Confident Homeopath Challenge - with Lucy Reynolds
Technology can feel overwhelming for many homeopaths trying to build an online presence that truly attracts clients. UK homeopath Lucy Reynolds shares how her early exposure to homeopathy and a later rediscovery after health challenges during her military service led her to help fellow practitioners navigate tech with confidence. She explains why SEO matters more than a beautiful design, how a cle
Throwback Thursday Ep 156: Centre for Homeopathic Education with Marcus Fernandez
Why is it important to study homeopathy, and why now?
In this episode, we'll speak with Marcus to learn more about The Centre for Homeopathic Education, which gives students the chance to reflect on their progress on a psychological, emotional, and spiritual level through both self-development and group work and become successful in their homeopathic practice. We'll also talk about the future of h
Ep 439: The Trituration Handbook with Anneke Hogeland
Anneke Hogeland, co-author of The Trituration Handbook: Into the Heart of Homeopathy, walks us through the practice of triturations, a careful process of preparing remedies that often gets overlooked in homeopathy. She shares how her training in the Netherlands and collaboration with Judy Schriebman led to the creation of their definitive guide, filling a gap in how triturations are taught and pra
Throwback Thursday Ep 155: Australian Bush Flower Essences with Ian White
Today's episode features Ian White. We'll learn the background and philosophy of flower essences, gain fresh perspectives on the natural world, the plant kingdom, and ourselves, comprehend how our emotional patterns affect us, and learn how to change these patterns in a way that enhances the level of our lives.
Ian White is the founder of Australian Bush Flower Essences and a 5th generation Austra
Ep 438: Homeopathy for genetic disorders - a case of Osteopetrosis & the use of AI with Dr. Gabriel Blass
Dr. Gabriel Blass shares a fascinating case of an infant with a rare genetic bone disorder and how homeopathy helped support the child’s health. He also used AI to explore potential remedies and even a homeopathic preparation made from a pharmaceutical medicine, which produced impressive results. The episode reveals how curiosity, creativity, and careful listening can open doors in even the most c
Throwback Thursday Ep 152: Meet the new Homeopath on Eugenie’s team with 2 decades’ experience - Ritu Kinra Tangri
In today's episode, I spoke with Dr. Ritu Kinra about her extensive experience using homeopathy to treat clients. She’ll also be speaking with us about the importance of gut health and how we can use homeopathy in parallel with pharmaceutical medication.
Dr. Ritu Kinra Tangri is a homeopathic physician who graduated from Delhi University with a Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery. She was
Ep 437: Understanding Primitive Reflexes with Niki McGlynn
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