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Practitioner Information
Kristine has studied with internationally renowned homeopaths, including Paul Herscu, Rajan Sankaran and Massimo Mangialavori. Her approach is strictly classical, which means that she abides by the principles and philosophy that were first formulated by the German founder of homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, 200 years ago. As a Registered Member of the Society of Homeopaths, she conforms to the Code of Practice, specifically set up for the homeopathic profession in the UK. Kristine’s passion for classical homeopathy came about after achieving long-term cure of her own illness. After obtaining a degree in European Business Studies and working in business for a few years, she felt it was time to identify the life path that she really wanted to take. Her unshakeable belief in homeopathy and her insatiable thirst for knowledge eventually made her give up her conventional business career and start again from the beginning. She has never regretted this change of direction and feels privileged to be in a position to contribute to people’s well being. Her vision and aim are to help every one of her patients to understand their responsibility and purpose in life. Kristine is committed to patient support and respects you and your needs. Many patients of homeopathy are impressed with the effect of the treatment, but not the support they receive. Being a patient of homeopathy herself, Kristine is acutely aware of how important it is to be there for her patients when they most need to speak to her.
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Kristine studied homeopathy full-time at the London College of Classical Homeopathy. She trained, and continues to do so, with Sheilagh Creasy, who is one of the most eminent homeopaths in Europe, with over 50 years of experience.
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