My first encounter with homeopathy happened when I was seven years old. My younger brother had a severe chocolate allergy that caused fevers, breathing difficulties, and rashes. Eventually, my parents took him to a homeopath — something many around us viewed at the time as closer to witchcraft than medicine. To everyone’s surprise, the treatment worked beautifully. His allergies disappeared completely, and today he is a very happy chocoholic.

I was fascinated from the beginning. The tiny sugar pills, the consultations, the care and attention to detail — I naturally became my mother’s little assistant, helping organise remedies and listening closely during appointments. Looking back, I like to think that was my first homeopathic case.

Although homeopathy stayed quietly present throughout my life, it took many years before I formally trained as a practitioner. I first studied Psychology and later worked in theatre, experiences that deeply enriched my understanding of people, emotions, and communication.

After settling in England, I finally followed the path that had been calling me all along. I trained at the Centre for Homeopathic Education in London and became a Classical Homeopath and registered member of the Society of Homeopaths.

At the heart of my work is the consultation itself. I value creating a calm, safe, and trusting space where people feel genuinely heard. Together, we explore the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of health, allowing the important details to emerge and guiding us towards the remedy that best supports the whole person.

I truly believe healing begins when we feel deeply listened to, and that each of us carries an innate capacity for healing when supported with care and understanding.

Outside the clinic, I find joy in simple things: silly conversations with my husband, thoughtful questions from my daughters, cold sea dips in Brighton, and I’m still deeply passionate about theatre and acting.