I offer consultations for homeopathic treatment as part of Abergavenny Complementary Practice and Hereford Centre for Natural Health, as well as online sessions.
I have been in practice since I qualified in 1995 and have since broadened and extended my practice tools to include homeobotanical remedies and flower essences. I use these to support you to regain and maintain your best state of health, whatever that means for you.
I love to support women and children going through times of transition. These could include recognisable rites of passage including hormonal thresholds and changes as well as other aspects of change that life can throw up for us, often involving shock, loss and grief. These can upset our sense of balance causing stress allowing states of ill health to arise as a result.
Please contact me for a free exploratory call; finding the right person to work with is important.
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- Child friendly
- Disabled access
- Free intro call
- Fully insured
- In-person appointments
- Member of professional body
- Video appointments
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Read More ReviewsIf you have been diagnosed with or suspect you may have a pre-existing medical condition, please consult your GP for advice before starting any new therapies.
Therapist Juliet Ablett
ellen waters
3 months agoLovely old former infants /junior school building that has been saved by this community project. They host a wide variety of social events, activities for all ages and can be hired for your own event. Great yoga classes at different times of the day, for different abilities. Free parking.
Aurelija Racaityte
2 weeks agoPretty place, easy to find, has parking next to the center.
Rebecca Rees
11 months agoMy children have had 2 x afternoons here over the holidays so far. Activities are age-appropriate and my two have had a wonderful time. Staff are super friendly.
Daisy Belle
a year agoFriday morning is coffee morning from 10.30am. Lovely group of people. Refreshments and cake for a donation. There is also a lunch club for those who wish to stay longer. There is also a small group of ladies who meet for a sewing group. They bring their own sewing machines and projects to share with one another and exchange knowledge and tips. There centre is also used for many other activities.
Genrietta Stuart
a year agoThank you very much. You are amazing, brilliant, perfect and the best.