Bowen Outback and Homeopathy

12/08/2026

Facebook memories from 13 years ago. We were in Darwin for my daughters cardiologist appt. The beautiful friend sitting beside me had planted a seed back then about using homeopathy. It germinated for quite a while..
I look back at my poor little girls face and wonder how differently that virus she was obviously fighting could have turned out had I not suppressed it with Panadol etc. When you know better; you do better.

06/08/2026

This! Interestingly, so similar to homeopathy:-)

The body is constantly responding to the question:
“Am I safe?”

When the nervous system perceives safety, different things become possible.

Breathing can soften.

Muscles can release.

Awareness can expand.

The body can shift from protection towards balance.

Bowen Therapy is built around creating the conditions for this conversation — gentle contact, specific moves, and intentional pauses that allow the body time to respond.

Sometimes less input might create more opportunity for change.

04/08/2026

Got some vitamin sea and visited my happy place today. Fell in love with and could have kidnapped beautiful Maggie. Caught up with one of my dear friends and original Emu Park clients- she's now family.

23/06/2026

My love was limping around for a day with a 'broken toe'. I saw some slight bruising and because he had pain, I gave him an arnica. Half an hour later the pain was gone and the bruising came out! Happy with that.

28/05/2026

THIS is one of the reasons I love bowen. So gentle yet so effective.

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This little guy could not poo for the first 4 weeks of life without medication until he met me 3 days ago.

He did a big poo 20 minutes after a gentle Bowen treatment and hasn’t stopped since.
Mum says he is very pleased with himself!

26/04/2026

I took a case a few months ago. I prescribed Sepia, which seemed like a good match. It took away her chief complaint almost immediately. We were so happy! However, the pain came back (possibly antidoted by chiro or coffee), so we re-dosed. Again, it took away the pains, but other complaints remained.
We removed antidotes (coffee and chiro) and waited to see if the body could rebalance itself.

Then, we had a follow-up where she shared deeper mental/ emotional pathology about self confidence, etc.

NOW, with mentals in the picture, I could see another remedy more clearly. I prescribed Lycopodium. Interestingly, it's complementary to Sepia .

She's had clear improvement again with her chief complaint, which is a good sign. Now we just need to wait and see if the mentals also ameliorate - they're more important than the physical symptoms.

Sharing this as an example of how similar remedies can confuse the issue- only helping with some of the symptoms but not really fixing anything.

It's too early to tell if our second remedy was the similimum, but we'll see...

23/04/2026

Before and after. First session. Still some work to do with the pelvis, but we'll see how it is in a week.

19/04/2026

Every day I see posts on the homeo groups "what's the best remedies for fibroids/ stomach bugs/oestrogen dominance," etc..

Homeopathy is so individualised that this type of question is pretty moot.

Sure, there are particular remedies that have an affinity with gastro (home prescribers know to look at Arsenicum and Ipecac) just as there are good remedies for hormones (such as Sepia, Pulsatilla) but there are literally hundreds of remedies that cover vomiting or diarrhoea for example.

What matters is the whole INDIVIDUAL. Whether you have cold sweat on your face with vomiting, vomit from milk, white coated tongue (which might lead you to Ipecac) strong desire for cucumbers and lime (this points to veratrum), etc.

We look at the mental, emotional and physical symptoms and the overall energy of the person in prescribing.

Think of it this way. A homeopath could be treating 7 different people who happen to have fibroids and each of them is getting a different remedy - because each person is different.

This is so unlike allopathic medicine where there are set medications used for headaches/gastro/eczema, etc.

11/04/2026

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11/04/2026

Total gratitude post. As it is Homeopathy Awareness Week, I thought I would start by expressing gratitude for the many people that have put their faith and trust in me to care for them/their loved ones. It is truly an honour.

These last few weeks I have helped my clients with a number of chronic (and acute) conditions including -

Migraines - One lady is 6 weeks free of migraines!
Enuresis (bed wetting) - One little darling is having a big reduction in wet nights!
Panic/shock/fright - One fellow is no longer waking in panic. Anxiety has totally gone. This is life changing stuff.
Dysmenorrhea (painful period) - Several young ladies have had big improvement in this area.
Depression accompanied by sleeplessness - life changing improvement.

It's important to note that I don't treat based on diagnosis (migraines/dysmenorrhea, etc) - I sit with the person, listen to their story, ask questions (soooo many questions) and then, using the symptoms they give me, find a remedy match that fits them, as individuals.

PS - this is a pic of me with my first Homeopath, Juliana from In Tune Homeopathy. We caught up in Perth last year. I'm so grateful that she started me on the study journey - I was a fan for a long time but she gave me the nudge to actually get qualified!