This page describes a general homeopathy consultation for people who live with long-term health conditions and remain under appropriate medical care. It does not claim that homeopathy treats, manages or improves a condition or its symptoms.
Homeopathy has no good-quality evidence of effectiveness for treating any health condition. Continue the care agreed with your GP or specialist.
Your medical care comes first
Keep attending medical reviews and taking prescribed medicine unless the clinician responsible for your care tells you to change it. Tell your GP, pharmacist and homeopath about medicines, supplements and complementary products you use.
A homeopath does not replace your GP or specialist and should refer medical questions outside their scope.
What the consultation covers
The homeopath will ask about your health history, current concerns, medicines, supplements, daily routine and wellbeing. You can ask about the consultation process, the evidence limits, remedy information, costs and follow-up arrangements.
The appointment should focus on the person and the consultation experience. It should not promise to improve a named condition or symptom.
Evidence and expectations
The NHS evidence position is that there is no good-quality evidence that homeopathy works as a treatment for any health condition. Product registration does not prove that a homeopathic remedy is effective for a condition.
Ask the homeopath to explain what they can and cannot provide before you decide whether to book.
Medicines and possible reactions
Do not stop or reduce prescribed medicine on advice from this clinic. Ask a pharmacist or the clinician who prescribed your medicine about possible interactions or changes.
Keep the packaging for any complementary product you use. You can report a suspected adverse reaction involving a homeopathic medicine through the MHRA Yellow Card scheme.
When to seek medical help
Contact your GP or specialist about new or changing symptoms linked to a long-term condition. Use NHS 111 when you need urgent medical advice. Call 999 or go to A&E for a life-threatening emergency.
Do not wait for a homeopathy appointment if symptoms are severe, sudden or getting worse.
Consultation fees
The current published fee for an initial 60-minute consultation is £160. A 30-minute follow-up is £90. The listed package of one initial consultation and four follow-ups is £490.
Please confirm what each fee includes before booking. The clinic should explain any remedy, postage or additional cost before you agree to it.