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Towards the end of my training I took over a homeopathy evening class, which I ran for a further three years.
I was fortunate to be involved in the setting up of a complementary therapy department at Lewisham Hospital in S.E. London, and lucky to be one of the two homeopaths who practised there for the whole of the three years that it was in existence. As with much of the NHS there were massive funding problems and, sadly, the unit had to close.
For six years I took part in a European project, collecting cases of vaccine damage. In 2006 we (the EFVV) attracted international media attention when we presented our findings to the European Parliament. As a result of this work I learned a lot about the vaccination issue and have treated many children and adults with vaccine-related concerns. Our project is available on a CD Rom, in five languages. For details contact me.
In 1999 I trained in Brain Gym and in 2000 I started the Kaleidoscope Programme - a holistic approach to helping children with learning difficulties. I went on to take the “Brain Integration 1” training with Dr, Charles Krebs (a leading authority in brain research) and since then have been invited to a number of schools to run teacher training sessions. These are based around the ELM Pack which I produced in 2002.
In 2000 I invested in a QXCI health screening device, which I consider to be a valuable asset to my practice.
From 1992 - 2001 I worked in various clinics, moving from London to Hastings in 1995. Since 2001 I have worked from home, moving out of the lounge into my own clinic room in the garden, newly built in 2005.
In August 2007 I remortgaged my house in order to purchase a 5.5 acre plot of land which I hope to use as a therapist / carer’s eco retreat (very basic!) It’s in an area of outstanding natural beauty, is totally organic, and in the summer is covered in orchids and other wild flowers. It is visited by deer and other animals and many birds. It needs a lot of work, so during 2008 I am offering free access to anyone in exchange for help.
For fun - in my ‘free time’ (!) - I run an a capella singing group, raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support (but you don’t need to know that....)
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