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"We can't be everything to everyone. We need to do what works for us." -Kiran

In this episode, I chat with Kiran Grover, a down-to-earth and passionate homeopath whose journey into the profession started in childhood, growing up in a family of homeopaths. Kiran opens up about a turning point during university when, faced with her own health struggles, she found real healing through homeopathy—something conventional medicine hadn’t offered. That experience set her on a path from a steady career in the civil service to becoming a full-time practitioner. We talk about the highs and lows of that transition, the power of having a niche, and why being fully present with patients really matters. Kiran shares what it’s been like building her practice, the role mentorship played in her journey, and how the shift to online consultations has made homeopathy more accessible than ever.

Topics Covered:

• Born into a Homeopathic Legacy
• A Grandfather’s Journey from War to Homeopathy
• Lessons from India’s Homeopathic Heartbeat
• After Graduation Reality Check
• The Mindset Shift That Built a Career, Not a Hobby
• Don’t expect validation from skeptics
• What Makes a Great Homeopath?
• Niching Down, Leveling Up – Why Specializing Works
• Expanding Access and Ease Through Online Practice
• A Schedule That Supports All
• We Must Live What We Preach

About my guest:

Kiran Grover is a third-generation Homeopath with over 17 years of clinical experience, known for her compassionate, results-focused approach to natural health care. Inspired by her own healing journey through anxiety in her 20s, Kiran trained at the prestigious Centre for Homeopathic Education and has been in professional practice since 2007. Kiran has a special interest in female hormonal health and is also a qualified Foresight Preconception Practitioner and Gentle Birth Practitioner. Her award-winning online clinic supports clients across the UK and beyond, offering tailored care for issues ranging from menstrual and fertility challenges to anxiety, stress, and chronic conditions. In addition to her clinical work, Kiran is a respected mentor, lecturer, and teacher within the homeopathic community. She is registered with the Society of Homeopaths and is deeply committed to empowering others with natural, holistic tools for lifelong wellness.

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Mary is a dedicated homeopath and founder of Homeopathy 24-7, a global service providing online consultations 24 hours a day. In this episode, she shares how her interest in homeopathy began on a small farm in Scotland, where a ringworm outbreak among her cows led her to discover natural remedies through a book. That hands-on success sparked years of study and eventually a thriving practice, which she later took aboard while sailing around the world for seven years—consulting with clients via Zoom long before it became common. Mary talks about setting up a large international team to meet the growing demand for remote care, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also reflects on her time providing homeopathy to refugees in Greece, where basic care was often hard to access. Throughout the conversation, she highlights the importance of collaboration among practitioners and the practical support Homeopathy 24-7 offers to those building their own practices.

Topics Covered:

• Mary's Journey into Homeopathy
• Building a Homeopathy Practice
• Challenges and Innovations in Homeopathy
• Introduction to Pediatric Homeopathy
• Homeopathy for Syrian Refugees
• The Birth of Homeopathy 24/7
• Building a Homeopathy Community
• Overcoming Marketing Challenges
• Homeopathy 24/7 Operations

About my guest:

Mary Greensmith is a Licensed Classical Homeopath with a deep passion for natural healing and over a decade of experience supporting clients across the globe. Trained at The South West School of Homeopathic Medicine, Mary has continued her studies with world-renowned homeopaths including George Vithoulkas, Hilary Dorrian, and Colin Griffiths. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Homeopathy, focusing on research and data collection to help integrate homeopathy into mainstream healthcare.

Mary’s approach is grounded in the belief that health is deeply personal and that healing is most effective when it considers the whole person. Her practice is global, and she works with clients online from all walks of life. She is a proud member of Homeopathy International.

Beyond her clinical work, Mary is the founder of Homeopathy247, the world’s largest 24/7 online homeopathic team, providing both acute and full consultations to people worldwide. She is also passionate about education and has created accessible courses and the ‘Homeopathy at Home’ app to empower individuals and families to use homeopathy safely and effectively for everyday ailments.

Mary’s life reflects her values. From living off-grid in the Scottish Highlands to spending seven years aboard a boat traveling Europe, she embraces self-sufficiency and simplicity. Her volunteer work with refugees on the Greek island of Samos profoundly shaped her understanding of trauma and resilience.

Now based in rural Devon, England, Mary lives with her husband Paul and their dog Lilly, surrounded by rivers, forests, and meadows. From this peaceful valley, she continues her mission: to make homeopathy available, accessible, and understood—one remedy, one person, and one story at a time.

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"Homeopathy is like a balloon that's flying off somewhere. If we're not careful, somebody's going to cut the string." -Mike

Mike shares how a chance comment led him from playwriting to a lifelong commitment to homeopathy. He reflects on the realities of early practice in the 1980s, where real patient cases rarely matched what he’d learned in school, pushing him to rely on observation and continuous learning. Mike discusses the current state of homeopathy, expressing concern about the growing complexity faced by new practitioners and stressing the importance of simplicity and a solid grasp of core principles. He also highlights the need for open, respectful dialogue within the profession to navigate differing approaches without division.

Topics Covered:

• Mike’s initial exposure to homeopathy
• The Importance of Patient Stories
• Lessons from Mike’s First Case
• Theoretical vs. Practical Knowledge in Homeopathy
• Challenges Faced by Homeopathy Today
• The One Remedy Concept
• Homeopathy’s Historical Foundations
• The Role of Humor and Vitality in Practice
• Advice to New Practitioners
• Public Perception and Media Influence on Homeopathy

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With over 40 years of experience in homeopathy practice and education, Mike Bridger is a leading figure in the field. He brings his extensive clinical and teaching background to the Irish School of Homeopathy, where he plays a key role in shaping future practitioners. Mike has taught at numerous institutions across the UK and internationally—including Ireland, the USA, Iceland, Finland, Serbia, and Turkey—earning a reputation for his dedication to high-quality education.

He is the Principal of The Contemporary College of Homeopathy in Bristol and Director of the Orion Postgraduate Training Course, one of the UK’s premier homeopathic programs. A regular speaker at international conferences, Mike has also contributed widely to professional journals, with notable articles such as Up the Swannee to Atlantis and Fool’s Gold.

Clinically, Mike champions integrative medicine and patient choice, having worked in various settings from research programs to general medical clinics. He participated in research at Exeter University and at Warwick House Medical Centre in Taunton.

In addition to his teaching at the Irish School, Mike lectures at the Centre of Homeopathic Education in London, where he continues to inspire students with his deep expertise and passion for the healing potential of homeopathy.

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"Trust your intuition, I think. Trust your instinct. I think the more you can do that in your practice, the richer the session can be." -Jonathan

In this episode, Jonathan Stallick, a homeopath with over 30 years of experience, shares how his journey began during a difficult period of personal loss and mental health struggles in the 1980s, leading him to discover homeopathy. He talks about starting out by experimenting on family and friends, formally training, and inheriting part of a pioneering HIV/AIDS practice that shaped his early career. Jonathan reflects on memorable cases, including a man with sciatica and a woman with chronic fatigue, highlighting the importance of staying open to unexpected results, especially with skeptical patients. He also discusses his moving work at the London Lighthouse with HIV/AIDS patients and his entrepreneurial efforts co-founding Barefoot Botanicals. Throughout, he emphasizes how Jan Scholten’s periodic table approach, combined with intuition and attention to subtle patient cues, has deeply influenced his practice and approach to healing.

Topics Covered:

• Jonathan's personal story and what led him to homeopathy
• Working with HIV and AIDS Patients
• Founding Barefoot Botanicals
• Homeopathy's Impact During the AIDS Crisis
• How Jan Scholten’s work reshaped Jonathan’s prescribing
• Why intuition and connection matter in homeopathic practice
• Expanded Understanding of Homeopathic Remedies
• Recommended Reading for Homeopaths

About my guest:

Jonathan Stallick is a registered homeopath with The Society of Homeopaths and has been practicing for over 35 years. His journey into homeopathy began with a personal struggle with anxiety in his early twenties, leading to a lifelong commitment to natural healing.

Since 1987, Jonathan has treated thousands of patients and taught homeopathy around the world. He is known for his compassionate and individualised approach, specialising in complex emotional and physical conditions, including Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Autism, OCD, and PANDAS.

From 1990 to 1995, Jonathan treated over 500 people living with HIV/AIDS, an experience he documented in his book AIDS: The Homeopathic Challenge. In 1998, he co-founded Barefoot Botanicals, serving as Managing Director until the company’s acquisition in 2011.

Jonathan continues to offer homeopathic consultations to those seeking deep, lasting improvement in their health and well-being.

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"Your practice is a reflection of you." -Maggie Dixon

In this episode, expert Maggie Dixon—nurse turned seasoned homeopath—reveals her story from witnessing patient powerlessness within conventional medicine to embracing homeopathy as a transformative, empowering practice. Drawing on over two decades of experience, Maggie reveals how creating a safe, nurturing space and truly listening to patients is key to healing. She addresses the challenges homeopaths face today, especially during the pandemic, urging practitioners to focus on empowerment over division. Maggie’s insights remind us that homeopathy is not just a treatment, but a reflection of the healer’s vitality and authenticity. With holistic health on the rise, she confidently sees homeopathy as a crucial path for individuals reclaiming their well-being.

Topics Covered:

• Why Holistic Empowerment Matters in Community Health
• The Quiet Cost of Over-Structured Health Systems
• Homeopathy Class I Didn’t Want to Attend Changed Everything
• Medicine vs. Homeopathy? That Fight Helps No One
• Patients open up when they feel safe
• The power of true listening
• Homeopathy’s biggest fight
• What’s the Society of Homeopaths actually doing for you?
• Your remedy isn’t alone — you are part of the healing process
• Why homeopaths feel vulnerable
• The importance of setting clear timelines to avoid false hope
• Walk the Talk of Vitality
• Treat the Person, Not the Disease: The Homeopathic Way

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Maggie Dixon is a highly experienced Homeopath with 25 years of practice, known for her integrative and compassionate approach to healing. After a successful NHS career as a Registered Nurse and Health Visitor, she founded the Green Park Natural Health Clinic in Bath in 2006 and now runs a thriving practice in northwest London and online. Since 2015, Maggie has been a trusted practitioner at Ainsworths Homeopathic Pharmacy. A passionate educator, she has lectured at the Centre for Homeopathic Education (CHE) for over two decades and taught at other UK colleges, as well as leading postgraduate seminars in the UK and New York. Deeply committed to clinical excellence, Maggie believes that real-world experience must be central to effective Homeopathy education and practice.

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"The downside of all the different approaches is they become intellectual mind games that get in the way of the simple, clear clarity of observing, in an unprejudiced way, what's in front of you." -Tony Hurley

In this episode, I speak with Tony Hurley, one of the UK’s most experienced homeopathy lecturers, about his rich, four-decade journey in the field. Tony shares how his path into homeopathy began in the 1970s through the influence of Thomas Maughan, and how his background in yoga and transpersonal psychology shaped his integrative, holistic approach. We explore the early days of homeopathy in the UK, the founding of key institutions, and the shifts in public perception over time. Tony emphasizes the power of simplicity, the value of being an unprejudiced observer, and the need to return to core principles in both teaching and practice.

Topics Covered:

• Tony’s First Steps Toward Homeopathy
• Joining Thomas Maughan's Study Group
• The Early Days of Homeopathy in the UK
• Thomas Maughan's Unique Approach
• Changes in Homeopathy Practice Over Time
• The Influence of George Vithoulkas
• The Birth of Homeopathy Colleges in the UK
• Simplicity is Key in Healing
• The Value of Basic Remedies
• The Need for an Integral Approach
• The Role of Materia Medica

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Tony Hurley is one of the most experienced lecturers in the UK. He witnessed the resurgence of homeopathy in the late '60s and early '70s and studied with Thomas Maughan, a leading figure and a major influence on present homeopathic thought. After travelling to India, Tony returned to teach yoga and started practising as a homeopath in 1982. He studied Transpersonal Psychotherapy with Ian Gordon Brown and in the mid-80s was one of a group of students studying under George Vithoulkas, the world renowned Greek teacher and practitioner of homeopathy. Tony specialises in bringing the Materia Medica to life, with detailed insights into his extensive clinical experience, and lectures at colleges across the globe.

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"Once you're in it, you're in it. And I feel like I can understand the world through homeopathy now." - Sarah Valentini

In this episode, Sarah shares the deeply personal story of how her son’s health challenges became the catalyst for her journey into homeopathy—and ultimately led her to specialize in supporting children with complex needs. We explore how her approach blends classical homeopathy with intuitive insight, allowing her to connect with each child as a whole being within their unique environment. She opens up about working with families who’ve exhausted mainstream options, the emotional depth of healing journeys, and the powerful role intuition plays in selecting remedies and navigating layered casework.

Topics Covered:

• Back Then I Wanted Naturopathy—Now I Know It Was Always About Homeopathy
• My Baby Had Blistering Nappy Rash and Homeopathy Changed Everything
• Listening to Stories Led Me to a Calling
• Finding my Purpose in the Nonverbal Voices of Children
• When Nothing Else Works—Homeopathy Offers a New Way Forward
• Overview of Sarah's case-taking process
• Handling acute cases, particularly in children with severe conditions like PANS
• Sarah's intuitive approach to homeopathy
• The significance of connecting with clients
• Current landscape of homeopathy in Australia
• The need to move beyond rigid beliefs in homeopathy and focus on patient care
• Concept of collective healing and how remedies can address broader societal issues

About my guest:

Sarah Valentini is a qualified classical homeopath and intuitive healer, and the Director of The Family Apothecary, an Australia-based clinic supporting families worldwide. With over 15 years of experience, Sarah specializes in working with children, particularly those with complex developmental, behavioural, and neuroimmune conditions such as Autism, PANDAS, PANS, and ADHD. She is also the co-founder of Homeopathy Hive, a US-based online clinic focused on complex paediatric cases, and serves as an instructor at The School of Intuitive Homeopathy. Drawing on her background in meditation, energy healing, psychotherapy, and ancestral work, Sarah combines clinical expertise with a heart-centred, integrative approach to help guide families toward deeper healing and balance.

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"The deepest healing is when we remove the ignorance that eclipses our divine nature." - Dr. Ralf Jeutter

In this episode, Dr. Ralf Jeutter, a seasoned homeopath with over 25 years of experience, shares insights from his work with the Materia Medica Pura Project and his extensive involvement in homeopathic education and clinical practice. The discussion explores Dr. Jeutter’s philosophical views on homeopathy, highlighting the role of meditation and self-responsibility in the healing process. He also addresses the challenges and future directions of homeopathy as a profession, emphasizing the importance for practitioners to deeply understand the core principles of homeopathy, engage in continuous self-reflection, and connect with nature to enhance their practice.

Topics Covered:

• Ralf's Journey into Homeopathy: Initial Skepticism and Discovery
• Lessons learned from witnessing homeopathy in action in India
• The art of listening: A key skill for homeopaths
• Why homeopathy starts with mastering your own mind
• What it means to be a homeopath in an era of decentralization
• Homeopathy’s role in guiding individuals back to self-healing
• Challenges Facing Homeopathy in the Future
• Materia Medica Pura Project Overview

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Dr. Ralf Jeutter is a highly experienced homeopath with over 20 years of involvement in the field. He trained in homeopathy for four years in the UK and one year in India at the Institute of Clinical Research. Currently, Dr. Jeutter serves as the Head of Academic Affairs at the Centre for Homeopathic Education in New York and is an esteemed instructor in London, Budapest, and New York. His main focus lies in comparative materia medica and a deep understanding of the foundations of homeopathy, with a strong background in the philosophy of Hahnemann and his followers. Dr. Jeutter also brings medical training in Podiatric Medicine and holds a Ph.D. in Literature/Philosophy. For the past decade, he has been actively involved in the Materia Medica Pura Project, led by Dr. André Saine. Additionally, Dr. Jeutter is the former Director of the Society of Homeopaths, the largest homeopathic membership organization in the UK.

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