This guide is not a substitute to advice from a qualified homeopath or homeopathic doctor but a reference to help in the treatment of everyday ailments. If any symptoms persist you should always consult a qualified doctor. Homeopathy can be used in conjunction with conventional medicine but it's important that both your homeopathic practitioner and conventional doctor are aware of any drugs and remedies you are taking.
If you’d like to find out who your local homeopaths are, go to choosing-homeopathy.com where you can search an official national database of registered homeopaths. And watch the video below to see people learning more about homeopathy.
Homeopathy Awareness Week 2011
Homeopathy Awareness Week 14 to 21 June 2011
The UK’s Homeopathy Awareness Week takes place from 14th - 21st June 2011. It was originally founded by The Society of Homeopaths in 2000 and this year, the theme will focus on sleeplessness, which affects an estimated 77% of people in GB.
Members of the Society from around the country use this week to raise awareness of homeopathy in their local area, so look out for activities near you. There is also a national media campaign answering your homeopathy queries and we will be joined by Debra Stephenson from Bad Girls, Coronation St and The Impressions Show telling us about her experiences with homeopathy.
If you’d like to find out who your local homeopaths are, go to www.letpeoplechoose.com where you can search an official national database of registered homeopaths. And watch the video below to see people learning more about homeopathy.
In addition, for more information about sleeplessness and suggestions for useful homeopathic remedies click here.
