Consultations

All consultations are provided by appointment.

Please follow the guidelines for further information

FIRST CONSULTATION, FOLLOW UPS AND FEES

An hour and a half are set aside for the first appointment to gather all the information needed, either in person or via Zoom or Skype.
A follow up ranges from a 30 to 45-minute consultation.
For clients living locally, I recommend meeting in person for the first appointment.

For appointments, you can choose one of the following three options:

OPTION - ONE

OPTION - TWO

OPTION - THREE

ARE THERE ADDITIONAL CHARGES?

There are no additional charges for medications. All medications are included in the above listed fees.
There are no additional charges for email correspondence or text messages. Brief inquiries are expected and are a part of the treatment process.
If you choose OPTIONS 2 or 3, there are no additional charges in the event of an acute episode (such as a fever).
Your symptoms are taken (over the phone or online) to assess whether an additional remedy is needed. This does not take long - usually 15 minutes or so.
On the other hand, if you have chosen OPTION 1, there will be an additional charge of $50/-
There are no additional charges for medications for clients residing in Australia. All medications are included in the above listed fees.
Overseas clients will incur courier charges or where possible, be directed to a local supplier of homeopathic medications.

WHAT I RECOMMEND

It costs less to choose OPTIONS 2 and 3 and there is a good reason for this. Chronic disease requires time and considerable effort in modern times to manage and recovering lost health is typically a gradual process.
Remedies may need to be changed; cases may need re-evaluation; not everyone’s case is straightforward.
Exceptions aside, anyone who has treated chronic disease knows that it is not realistic to expect longstanding ailments to resolve rapidly.
A 20-year-old with a one-year history of illness is not the same as a 45-year-old with a 20-year history of disease.
The type of system or organ affected also determines duration of treatment. Some children with severe ADHD, for example, may not show any great change in behavior in the first two or even three months or the improvements may be subtle and missed, only becoming apparent later.
Setting realistic expectations from the start is important so that patients do not become disappointed too soon. Having said that, some patients make a surprisingly rapid recovery while others, despite best efforts, do not make significant gains.