​​Once all information has been taken and thoroughly studied a homeopathic medicine will be prescribed.  This does not always happens on the spot, as due to the amount of information and complexity of cases, it is often necessary to spend time reviewing, analysing and studying the case, to conclude on the optimal treatment.

​​Homeopathic remedies are usually administered in the form of pills, or diluted as a liquid remedy.  Clear instructions on the administration of remedies will be provided.

In certain instances, if deemed necessary, advice on nutrition and lifestyle will be provided.

A follow up consultation is typically suggested 4- 6 weeks after the initial appointment.  However this may be brought forward depending on the case. Follow ups can last 30 min up to one hour.  The purpose of a follow up is to assess how response to the homeopathic remedy and to prescribe further, as needed.

​​Depending on the chronicity of a condition several pre-planned follow ups may be suggested, typically 3 weeks to a month from initial treatment for an initial period of 3 months and thereafter spread over longer intervals, from 3 to 6 months.

Length of treatment depends on the nature and duration (chronicity)  of your condition, and on occasion, on the quantity of medication administered.

​​Homeopathic medicines do not create dependency.  They aim to help you live to your fullest capacity by increasing your general level of health and strengthening your immune system.  When this is achieved and symptoms improved, treatment can be discontinued.

​​Often treatment does not aim to heal at once but instead by reflecting the analysis of a case, prescribes progressively most appropriate remedies over a period of time, until a general state of homeostasis is attained.

Homeopathy works, but in order to be effective, requires a genuine commitment to treatment and time to allow it to show its results.  It is important that at least 2 consultations, two to 3 months apart to be scheduled. The body needs time to heal. As an example, if there is a big, deep wound, the indicated remedy (e.g. Calendula or Staphysagria) will prevent infection and/or suppuration and will promote granulation or knitting of the flesh, but this process will require some time. Following a big scab will form, and after some more time, will fall leaving a scar in its place. The scar is usually a red, raised line, which will gradually get paler and flatter over time. This process according to the NHS can take up to two years to fade.

Hence, it is important, especially in chronic disease that the remedy is allowed to act, so that healing and rebalance of the energetic pattern that is creating the symptom or illness in the sick person takes place. The time, efforts and results are so worth it.  As a client on homeopathy, you will take power over your own health.