The initial homeopathy consultation is a 60-minute appointment at Homeopathy World in Marylebone. You can discuss your medical history, current concerns, medicines, supplements and daily life. The homeopath explains the consultation process and any next steps within their scope.
Homeopathy has no good-quality evidence of effectiveness for treating any health condition. The appointment does not replace diagnosis, prescribed treatment, vaccination or urgent care.
Homeopathy and your usual medical care
Homeopathy uses highly diluted preparations selected according to traditional homeopathic practice. The NHS evidence position is that there is no good-quality evidence that homeopathy works as a treatment for any health condition.
Keep taking prescribed medicine unless the clinician who prescribed it tells you to change it. Tell your GP, pharmacist and homeopath about medicines, supplements and complementary products you use.
Before your appointment
Bring a list of your medicines and supplements, relevant medical information and notes about the concerns you want to discuss. You may also want to write down questions about the consultation, remedy costs and follow-up arrangements.
What happens during the initial consultation?
The appointment lasts 60 minutes. The homeopath will ask about your health history, current concerns, medicines, supplements, daily routine and wellbeing. You can ask how the service works, what the evidence shows and what happens after the appointment.
Scope and safety
The appointment is not a medical diagnosis or emergency assessment. The homeopath should direct medical questions, possible medicine interactions and symptoms that need assessment to a GP, pharmacist, NHS 111 or emergency service as appropriate.
Next steps
The homeopath should explain any remedy information, costs, instructions and proposed follow-up before you decide what to do next. Do not stop prescribed treatment or delay medical care.
After the appointment
Keep a note of any product you take and any changes you notice. Keep the packaging and written instructions. Contact the clinic for questions about the consultation process. Ask a pharmacist or GP about medicines, possible interactions or health concerns.
When to seek medical help
A homeopathy appointment is not an urgent-care service. 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.
Initial consultation questions
How long is the appointment?
The initial consultation lasts 60 minutes.
How should I prepare?
Bring a list of medicines and supplements, relevant medical information and notes about your concerns and questions.
Will the appointment replace a GP assessment?
No. Homeopathy should not replace medical diagnosis, prescribed treatment, vaccination or urgent care.
Should I stop any medicine before the appointment?
No. Keep taking prescribed medicine unless the clinician who prescribed it tells you to change it.
How do I book?
Use the appointments page or call the clinic on 020 3633 4902.
How the fee compares
The UK homeopathy cost guide explains why appointment duration, location, practitioner model and remedy inclusion affect advertised prices.