Herbal Medicine

The practice of using plants for their medicinal purpose to aid and restore the body to its unique story.

We focus on finding the root cause of any condition that comes through the door rather than just treating the symptoms. Herbal Medicine comes in a variety of preparations including tinctures, teas, capsules, lotions, creams, and oils. Herbal medicine is a good method of treating without dealing with the many side effects associated with modern drugs of today’s world.

Herbal medicine can be an effective way of treating illnesses by providing support to the effected body system. With this support the system may then regenerate and reach optimal health again. The body recognises the herbal remedies and works with it to provide an overall sense of wellbeing in body, mind and spirit.

What to expect:

A session includes an initial consultation where we discuss how herbal medicine can help you. A case history will then be taken and explored including medical history, medication, emotional state, diet, body functions etc. A routine examination will take place where blood pressure and pulse is recorded. If needs be, specific physical examinations may be carried out.

PLEASE NOTE: Please allow up to an hour and a half for initial visits.

Following the session a unique prescription will be prepared and posted the following day.

Follow up consultations will only take half an hour to check up on how the client is finding the treatment. New or repeat prescriptions can then be prescribed if necessary.

Please contact me for further information and/or to book in.

‘…forests provide the remedies that cure us. The substances secreted by these plants can be recognized by our bodies. Our cells talk the same language. We are of the same family.’ – Home (2009) by Yann Arthus-Bertrand

Please note: The Herbal Medicine information provided is intended to complement, not replace, the advice of your own physician or other healthcare professional, whom you should always consult about your individual needs and any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention and before starting or stopping any medication or starting any course of treatment, exercise regimen, or diet.