My Journey with Homeopathy.
Homeopathy came into my life during one of my family’s most challenging times. My son, then just two years old, had been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Global Developmental Delay (GDD), and Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome (CVS). Despite exploring every conventional option, nothing seemed to bring relief, leaving us feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and alone as we navigated this complex journey.
When it seemed that conventional medicine was our only choice, I discovered an alternative - a natural, gentle, and profoundly effective approach. I found homeopathy, and it changed everything.
A brief, two-day introduction to homeopathy in the summer of 2016 ignited a spark within me. I knew instantly that this was the path I had been searching for—not only to help my son but to transform our entire family’s life. Falling in love with homeopathy, I decided to become a practitioner so I could share its healing potential with others.
As I began my studies, my mission became clear: I wanted to support other families facing similar challenges. I know firsthand the pain and profound impact a diagnosis can have on a family and how life can be reshaped in unimaginable ways. I understand the daily sacrifices and restrictions of caring for a child with complex needs, and I refuse to accept that children should have to suffer this way. I was determined to change the course of my family’s journey—and to help others find hope and healing along the way.
Since graduating, I have dedicated my practice to helping children with complex needs, treating hundreds of cases of PANS/PANDAS and ASD. I co-founded International Homeopaths for Autism (IH4A) with Wren Lloyd and Alex Taylor, a group committed to supporting children with special needs. Our team meets weekly to share, grow, and deepen our understanding of the best approaches for these children.
Beyond my role as a homeopath, I am a proud mother of three wonderful children. My son, who once struggled so deeply, is now thriving, and all my children bring me boundless joy. My children are my greatest teachers, and they continually remind me of the importance of self-care so I can fully show up for them.
My commitment is to be the best I can be—as a person, parent, and a practitioner. As a special needs parent, I’ve learned that prioritizing my own well-being is essential to maintaining a healthy, balanced family life. Physical activity has become a vital part of this balance for me, whether it’s boxing, running, lifting weights, or practicing kung fu. I believe that building physical strength cultivates mental resilience.
I urge you to stay strong and never give up.