Homeopathy & Pilates

Following an 18-year career as a NHS hospital Pharmacy Technician, I made the move to complementary therapy in 2000, training in homeopathy at the Centre for Homeopathic Education (CHE) in London, where I gained my Licentiate in 2004. In 2022 I completed a degree conversion course with CHE, accredited by Middlesex University, achieving a BSc (Hons) in Homeopathy.

Why the move to homeopathy?
In the way that so many find their way into complementary therapy, I found myself faced with health issues that conventional medicine did not seem to have an answer to. A friend suggested that I visit a homeopath and she was able to get me back on the road to feeling better. The rest as they say is history! My education in homeopathy continued, completing courses in acute prescribing, women’s health and the treatment of allergies. I am currently a member of CHE Pro, the Continuing Professional Development programme run by CHE.

Pilates
I found my way to Pilates after joining a local gym. I was finding the gym workouts were aggravating a long-standing neck issue. Pilates helped me to develop my core strength and flexibility, which was beneficial in overcoming the issues with the gym workouts. I enjoyed the Pilates so much I decided to enrol in a practitioner training course at Proprius Therapies in Tacolneston, Norfolk https://propriusptt.co.uk/ I completed the training in 2019, gaining an YMCA Accredited Level 3 Diploma in Teaching Pilates. The therapist running the course has taught Pilates for many years and using her skill and experience as a practitioner, has adapted the traditional exercises to ensure they are safe and beneficial for people coming back from injury, back and joint pain etc. On qualifying I joined the team at Proprius and continue to run classes at the studio, alongside the on-site Therapists.