I am a qualified homeopath (after 4 years of classical homeopathic training in the UK), and homeopathy is the primary system I work with. Alongside this, I have additional training and clinical experience in naturopathic approaches commonly used in mold and biotoxin illness, including dietary support, gentle binders, bitters, herbs, supplements and detox support. I use these where appropriate, but I don’t practise protocol-based functional medicine or follow fixed detox frameworks. Homeopathy remains the foundation of my work because, in many cases, it is enough on its own.

Yes, when they are genuinely helpful and tolerated. Some people benefit from gentle naturopathic support alongside homeopathy at certain stages of mold-related illness. Others do best without them, particularly if they are highly sensitive or reactive. I don’t add supplements or binders by default; I assess whether they are appropriate for you at that point in time.

Not necessarily. If what you are taking is helping and you are tolerating it well, we can usually continue. If it’s causing increased symptoms (such as anxiety, sleep disruption, constipation, flares, or a general sense of being worse) we may adjust, reduce, pause, or change approach. The aim is not to push detox, but to support recovery without overwhelming you.

Yes. Many clients work with me alongside other practitioners. Homeopathy often complements biochemical approaches well, particularly when symptoms are complex, nervous-system-led, or emotionally layered. I don’t require you to stop other treatments in order to work with me.

My work in this area is informed by years of clinical practice with chronic and complex cases, additional training in mold-related and environmentally triggered illness, extensive experience working with sensitive and reactive nervous systems, and my own lived experience of mold illness. I work regularly with people who have tried detox protocols, supplements, or functional approaches with limited or inconsistent results, and who need a gentler, more individualised way forward.

Yes, with realistic expectations. Reducing exposure is always important, but homeopathy can still help support sleep, mood, resilience, reactivity and overall regulation while you navigate housing or workplace challenges. In these situations, the focus is usually on stabilising rather than aggressive detox.

No. If you already have test results - mycotoxin tests, stool tests, bloodwork, HTMA, Lyme or co-infection panels, or environmental test results - you are welcome to share them. They can be useful! However, testing is not required. Many people test negative despite clear mold-related symptoms, particularly when detox pathways are blocked or exposure is ongoing. Treatment decisions are not based on test results alone.

This varies. Some people notice early changes (often in sleep, emotional regulation or reactivity) within weeks. Longer-standing or more complex cases usually take time and benefit from ongoing support. Recovery from mold-related illness is rarely linear, and progress often comes in phases.

Rather than promising a cure, I focus on helping the body recover in a way that is sustainable and tolerable. For many people, this leads to long-term improvement - particularly when treatment is paced appropriately and exposure is addressed.

Not always. Some people recover well using homeopathy as the main form of support. Others benefit from additional tools at certain stages. We decide this based on your presentation, sensitivity and response to treatment, not on a fixed model.

No. You don’t need to “believe” in homeopathy to work with me. Curiosity and openness are enough. Many people choose to try it after other approaches haven’t fully helped.