Homeopathy in Taunton and Somerset
Hello, and thank you for visiting my website. I hope you will find here all the information you need to decide if homeopathic medicine is something you would like to explore. If you have any outstanding questions do get in touch directly via the email address or phone.
From my work as a therapist, I know how important it is for each of us to be listened to and acknowledged as a whole person, with our own unique experience and story to tell. This is also at the core of the homeopathic medicine approach.
From the start I was impressed by the importance given to the individual person and their particular experience of health and disease. You are seen as a whole person - physical, mental, emotional - rather than in terms of a symptom or condition.
I feel we are each totally unique individual human beings and any therapeutic intervention must pay attention to the whole person - we each have our own particular signs, symptoms, experiences, feelings, responses and concerns. To become well we need to pay attention to all the different aspects of ourselves, respond to our different needs and find a way to integrate them, as threads may be woven together into a whole piece of fabric.
My Location
My therapy room in Taunton is conveniently central, on Bridge Street (TA1 1TW), close to the Station Road \ Staplegrove road junction. It provides a calm, welcoming space which is both comfortable and confidential. We are also near to pay and display parking, bus routes and a ten minute walk from the train station.
Both locations provide easy access from the M5 and A38 for those living in Somerset, North Somerset and north Devon: Hemyock, Langford Budville, Milverton, Wiveliscombe,Tiverton; in West Somerset and Minehead, Watchet, Bridgwater and the Blackdowns. Also Langport, Somerset, Sedgemoor and the Mendips.
During the pandemic I have provided clients with online support. Wherever possible we need to meet in person, but online may be a possibility for clients who cannot access first floor rooms.
