If you're studying homoeopathy, or recently qualified and feeling unsure how to bring it all together, you’re not alone. Many students and new homoeopaths feel overwhelmed, isolated, or lacking confidence when it comes to working with real clients.
Thinking Like a Homoeopath is here to help.
Whether you’re looking for mentoring, supervision, or just support with your studies, these sessions offer gentle, practical guidance tailored to where you’re at.
Thinking Like a Homoeopath
A small, supportive space to grow your confidence and clinical thinking.
I run monthly pop-in sessions - always on a different topic - as well as weekly group classes and private 1:1 sessions.
Pop-in Sessions
Join casually when it suits you. These one-off sessions have a slightly larger group and are perfect for staying connected and supported without a regular commitment.
NEXT SESSION: Tuesday 7 Oct 2025, 5-6pm AWST, Online, $42
The Art of Saying No: Putting Professional Boundaries in PracticeBeing a good homoeopath isn’t only about remedies - it’s also about knowing where your work begins and ends. In this Pop-In mentoring session, we’ll explore the art of professional boundaries: how to mind your time, protect your energy, and create clear agreements with clients. These are the skills that prevent burnout and help you build a sustainable, thriving practice.
Weekly Group Mentoring
Each session focuses on what’s most relevant to the group - be it casework, remedy selection, anatomy and physiology, miasms, repertorising, or even counselling skills. It’s a relaxed, encouraging space to ask questions, share challenges, and grow as a practitioner.
Message me if you're interested and we can find a group on a day/time that suits you.
Private 1:1 Mentoring
If you'd prefer more individual support, I also offer private one-on-one mentoring sessions. These are ideal if you want to dive into your own cases, clarify remedy choices, or talk through areas where you’re feeling unsure. Sessions are completely tailored to you and can be booked as needed. No ongoing commitment, just support when you need it.
Cover image: Photo by Clay Banks / Unsplash
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