I graduated from The College of Practical Homeopathy in 1994 having studied for 3 years and an additional post-graduate year. Since that time I have been in private general practice in a number of UK clinics, doing home visits and via virtual appointments for worldwide patients.

I’ve been practicing homeopathy since 2009, after spending 15 years working as a scientist in the field of microbial genetics and molecular biology. I lecture at the Centre for Homeopathic Education, where I mentor students and newly qualified homeopaths. I am particularly interested in whole health, hormones, gut and immune health.

Colin studied Homeopathy in 1989 in London and has been working as a homeopath in East Sussex and Kent since 1991. Beginning working from home and in a community hall in Tenterden, Kent, he built his practice over the next 30 years, treating patients and also teaching and lecturing.

Ralf trained at the North-West College of Homeopathy, qualifying in 2000. He continued his medical and homeopathic training for a year at the Institute of Clinical Research in Bombay and Pune, India. He practices and teaches homeopathy and is also qualified in Podiatric Medicine. He is an international lecturer and Head of Philosophy at the Centre for Homeopathic Education (CHE).

Tricia Allen is a homeopathic practitioner with over 30 years experience, CHE lecturer and author of the book Your Healthy Child with Homeopathy.

Naomi Devlin is a food writer, nutritionist and homeopath based in beautiful West Dorset. She teaches nutrition, cookery and fermentation around the country to home cooks, chefs and homeopaths.

Carol was in the final year of her PhD when she discovered homeopathy, and the rest was history! After graduating from the College of Homeopathy in 1985, she took the homeopathy world by storm – as a practitioner, teacher, published author, filmmaker, and activist. In 1987, she set up the first homeopathic overseas project with Linda Shannon. In 1992, after setting up a training programme in Cairo, she co-founded ‘Homeopathy for a Change’ – the precursor to ‘Homeopathy Without Borders’.

Hilery has been a qualified homeopath for over 30 years. She is a senior lecturer at CHE (The Centre for Homeopathic Education) and many other homeopathic colleges, both in the UK and abroad.

Dion studied at the London College of Homoeopathy, graduating in 1992 with the Licentiate of the college of Homoeopathy (LCH). This was followed up with postgraduate study and the award of Member of the college of Homoeopathy (MCH) in 1994. He then continued studying with the Open University and graduated with a BSc(Hons) in Natural Sciences in 2003 and an MSc in Molecular Biology in 2007. Both of these degrees focused on human anatomy, physiology and pathology.

Mike has been practising homeopathy for over 35 years and teaching for almost as long. He is the founder and principal of the Contemporary College of Homeopathy and lectures at other homeopathic colleges across the world. He has extensive experience working in medical centres, alongside GPs and health workers, which has led to his highly informed and integrative approach to practice.

Dr Taryn Jacobs is a women’s wellbeing advocate who has worked as a homeopathic practitioner, teacher, and workshop facilitator for many years in the U.K. and her homeland, South Africa. She is committed to the lost art of extracting all of the joy, beauty, strength and wisdom that womanhood can deliver. Fusing ancient practices and modern science, Taryn hopes to carve a new way for women to experience their radiance and innate wellbeing.

Tony Hurley is one of the UK’s most experienced and well-known homeopathy lecturers. He lectures worldwide, and has taught at CHE for many years. Tony began practising homeopathy in 1983 and in the mid-80s, Tony studied under George Vithoulkas, the world-renowned Greek teacher and practitioner of homeopathy.

I trained at the College of Homeopathy and taught at colleges in the UK, USA and Egypt and has been a core lecturer at CHE since its inception. I have run a practice in London for 35 years as well as student clinics and supervised students. I have had cases published in the SoH Journal and in Vermeulen’s Monera. Previously was a piano scholar at the Royal College of Music, have broadcast on Radio 3, played as a soloist at the BBC Proms and still play professionally and organise a concert series in SW London.