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Soul Remedies Massage and Homeopathy / Tahlia Gosling, Section 68 Little Street, Port Kenny (2026)

22/07/2026

Today wasn’t the day I had planned.

I had to cancel my massage day in Elliston because of this lingering cough that has followed on from being unwell. It’s not that I’m terribly sick anymore, but it’s one of those coughs that simply won’t let up, and I knew I couldn’t give my clients the care and presence they deserve while working through it.

I’ve realised lately that my body always seems to have something to teach me when I’m willing to listen.

This morning brought a really big realisation for me: I don’t have to do everything all at once.

I’ve been trying to hold too many things at the same time—ideas, projects, work, study, motherhood, homesteading—and my mind has felt noisy because of it. The moment I decided that for the next five weeks I have ONE priority, everything became quieter.

My job for the next five weeks is to become a qualified homeopath. That’s it.

Everything else can wait.

There’s something so calming about giving yourself permission to focus on one thing.

So today, instead of working, I’ve been resting, studying, making up an immune support blend, and a Drosera remedy that I’m hoping is just what this cough has been asking for.

It’s funny how often the lessons I’m learning in homeopathy mirror the lessons I’m learning in life—that healing isn’t always about adding more. Sometimes it’s about taking things away. Less noise. Less pressure. Less comparison. More trust.

I’ve also realised how easy it is to look around—especially on social media—and feel like everyone else is doing more, achieving more, creating more. Somewhere along the way, we forget that we’re only seeing the highlight reel. We weren’t made to live in constant comparison or to be everything to everyone, all at once.

So, I’ll probably be a little quieter on here over the next five weeks. Less scrolling, more studying. Less doing, more being. More presence with my family, my studies, and myself.

If all I do over the next five weeks is become a qualified homeopath, then that will be more than enough.

One thing at a time is enough. 🤍

17/07/2026

One of the most humbling parts of studying and practising homeopathy is treating your own family.

Over the last 12 months, I’ve been working with my 5-year-old daughter through a number of different health concerns, including toileting issues, gut symptoms, emotional regulation, eczema, and a stubborn skin presentation that eventually evolved into a molluscum-like outbreak.

When I look back at where she was and where she is now, I’m incredibly grateful. Her emotions are more balanced, her toileting concerns have improved significantly, her gut seems much happier, and overall she is thriving.

Yet there are still a couple of pieces of the puzzle that haven’t fully resolved.

The main one is a persistent patch of red molluscum behind her leg. The other is a tendency towards recurring worms. Neither is causing major issues, but both have me curious about what deeper layers may still need support.

We’ve explored different remedies, worked through miasmatic layers, supported her constitution, adjusted diet, used topical support, and followed many twists and turns along the way. Some things have shifted beautifully, while these symptoms have remained.

As I continue my studies, I’ve been learning more about the gut microbiome and the many factors that can influence health over time. It has me reflecting on her early history, including antibiotic exposure around birth, and wondering whether there are still layers of healing and restoration taking place beneath the surface.

Whether these things are connected or not, I find it fascinating how the body continues to communicate through symptoms.

So where to from here?

At this stage, I’m still piecing things together, but my current thinking is to gently explore whether there may be another layer involved. I’m particularly interested in learning more about fungal, yeast and mould-related patterns and whether they may be relevant in her case.

My plan is to start with a Polyfungal Plus alongside a Polybow, continue supporting healthy bowel function, and incorporate some nutritional support while carefully observing any changes. I’m also considering some herbal support, such as oregano, as part of a broader approach.

16/07/2026

🌿 A little update on how my week is structured 🌿

I’ve been creating more intention around how I spend my time so I can better support my clients, my family, my studies, and our homestead.

Here’s what my week currently looks like:

✨ Monday – Office Day
This is my admin day. I’ll be answering messages, returning phone calls, booking appointments, creating content, catching up on emails, and tackling all the behind-the-scenes tasks that keep everything running smoothly.

✨ Tuesday – Homeopathy Clinic
I have dedicated spaces available for homeopathy consultations on Tuesdays.

If Tuesday doesn’t work for you, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I understand life is busy, and I’m often able to arrange alternative times when needed.

✨ Wednesday – Massage Day (Port Kenny)
This is my dedicated massage clinic day, with a limited number of appointments available each week.

✨ Thursday – Homestead Day
A day dedicated to life on the homestead — tending animals, gardening, cooking from scratch, preserving food, and caring for our home and land.

✨ Friday – Self-Care Day
Pilates, movement, rest, and filling my own cup so I can continue supporting others from a place of balance.

📞 If you’re trying to contact me, Mondays are generally the best day for me to return calls, answer messages, and respond to enquiries.

Thank you for your patience and support as I create a rhythm that allows me to serve my community while also honouring my family, studies, and homestead life.

With love,

Tahlia 🌿
Old School Homestead || Soul Remedies
Massage • Homeopathy • Homesteading

11/07/2026

One step closer. 🤍

This morning was my second-to-last tutorial with RMDY Academy. In just four weeks, I’ll be attending my final one, and it’s a strange feeling because I know I’m actually going to miss these sessions.

Our tutorials are where a small group of students get together with our tutors to present cases, discuss our thinking, ask questions, and have cases signed off. They’re such a valuable part of learning, and every single one leaves me with new ideas and a fresh perspective.

Today I had another case signed off—one involving a lovely client with significant degeneration in her knees. When we first began working together, one of her main symptoms was intense, stinging pain and extreme sensitivity to touch. The initial prescription helped shift those symptoms, and as the case has evolved, we’ve been able to reassess and move on to the next stage of treatment.

One of the most encouraging moments was hearing her say, “I don’t know what it is, but I just feel better. I’m really liking being on these remedies.” Sometimes those little comments remind you that healing isn’t always measured by one symptom alone.

After discussing the case with my tutors and fellow students today, I’ve refined my approach and will be moving forward with a new prescription alongside supportive tissue salts. I’m excited to see where this next chapter of her case leads.

These tutorials continually remind me that homeopathy is as much about listening, learning, and refining your thinking as it is about prescribing. I’m so grateful for the guidance of my tutors and the collective wisdom of the students around me.

Just one tutorial left. ✨

08/07/2026

School holidays have been exactly what my heart needed.

I’m intentionally slowing down and soaking up this time with my girls. Simon has headed off prawning for the week, so it’s just the three of us for a little while, and I’m really looking forward to the slower pace.

I’ve also been fitting in study, making remedies, and today I got to deliver them to clients. There is something so special about creating remedies with care, then being paid to do work that genuinely lights me up. It never gets old.

This weekend is my second-last homeopathy tutorial before I finish my studies. 🤍 It’s starting to feel very real that this dream I’ve been working towards for so long is almost here.

A little update for those asking about massage appointments: all of my school holiday appointments have now been booked, which I’m so grateful for. Thank you so much for your support. 💛 Once the girls are back at school and care, I’ll be opening up a few more massage appointments again.

A little reminder that dreams don’t usually happen overnight. They happen through all the ordinary days—the early mornings, the late nights, the sacrifices, the self-doubt, and simply choosing to keep going.

I’m feeling incredibly grateful for this season. 🌿

06/07/2026

Some mornings just remind me that I’m exactly where I’m meant to be.

This morning started at 5:30am with a Zoom call to my tutor, and I had two cases signed off. Walking alongside people on their healing journey and seeing the changes that homeopathy can bring is something I don’t think I’ll ever take for granted.

Becoming a qualified homeopath has been a dream that’s been a long time in the making, and being able to work from home while raising my little family feels incredibly aligned. It isn’t always easy, but it feels right. It feels purposeful.

Every person who trusts me with their story is a privilege. Every case teaches me something new. And every day I’m reminded that this work isn’t just something I do—it’s something I’m deeply called to.

I’m so grateful for this path, for the people I’ve met along the way, and for the opportunity to support others in a gentle, individualised way.

Here’s to continuing to learn, to grow, and to help one person at a time. 🤍

06/07/2026

✨ A little work update ✨

Over the school holidays, I’ll be slowing things down a little.

My massage appointments will be very limited while I spend some much-needed quality time with my girls and focus on completing my homeopathy studies.

I’ll still be available for homeopathy consultations if anyone needs support over the holidays, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Upcoming massage clinic dates:
🌿 Port Kenny – Wednesday 15 July
🌿 Elliston – Wednesday 22 July
🌿 Streaky Bay – possibly Tuesday 28 July (I’ll confirm this closer to the date.)

Thank you so much for your continued support and understanding. I’m so grateful to be able to balance my work, my studies, and being present with my family.

If you’d like to book a homeopathy consultation or secure one of the limited massage appointments, send me a message. 💛

01/07/2026

Introducing my Birth Recovery & Baby Bubble Kit 🌿✨

A little bundle created to support you in those early days of postpartum and beyond—when everything feels tender, new, and a bit overwhelming.

Each kit includes six carefully chosen remedies in a beautiful little bag, selected to suit your needs. You can also choose which remedies you’d like included, making it feel truly personal and supportive to your own experience.

Alongside this, you’ll receive a small booklet filled with gentle guidance, including the remedies I most commonly recommend for postpartum recovery, as well as a couple of nourishing, simple postpartum recipes to help support your body as it heals and adjusts.

This is about creating a softer landing for the transition into motherhood—practical, nurturing, and grounded support when you need it most.

If you’d like to order a kit or find out more, you’re welcome to reach out via my website or message me directly.

30/06/2026

The last few weeks have been a bit of a season over here… sick kids, broken sleep, and before that I was dealing with this strange eye allergy thing that really knocked me around.

And I’ll be honest… there was this little thought sitting in the background…

“What must people think? Aren’t you meant to be the health and wellness person? Aren’t your kids always meant to be thriving?”

And I think that’s such a silly pressure we put on ourselves.

Yes, I’m incredibly passionate about living a low-tox, nourishing, health-focused life. I love learning, I love supporting my family naturally, and I truly believe in homeopathy (I’m still studying and learning every day). I’ve seen it help me and my kids in so many ways.

But I don’t have all the answers.

I’m still a mum. I’m still a human. My kids still get sick. I still get sick. We are still figuring things out as we go.

And I’ll also say… I’m not perfect when it comes to “health” either.

Some days I’m full of energy, making nourishing meals from scratch and feeling amazing… and other days I’m tired, the juggle is real, and my kids might end up eating Coco Pops for breakfast 😂

And you know what? That’s okay.

I’m aware of what I’m choosing, I’m always learning, and I still believe in nourishing our bodies — but I also believe there is room for balance, joy and a little bit of everything.

Because health isn’t about being perfect. It’s about what we do most of the time, the way we support ourselves, and not creating stress and guilt around food and life.

And honestly… maybe that’s actually part of the beauty of it.

Bodies are incredible. They are constantly adapting, learning and building resilience. Getting sick, having fevers, going through these little challenges — it’s all part of the way our bodies learn and strengthen.

A month ago I remember thinking, “Wow, we actually haven’t been sick for ages… what’s going on?” 😂

And now here we are.

Real health is not perfection. It’s the journey 🤍

29/06/2026

Weekend health update 🤍

Havana had been unwell last week and was slowly improving, but honestly I found it really tricky to find the remedy that suited her.

At the start I went with Chamomilla and ABC, which definitely helped with the fevers and settling things down. After a couple of days the fever had passed, but she was left with this really snotty nose, a bit of a cough, and lots of thick yellowy-green mucus. She was still very much in a Pulsatilla state, so I was using that for a while, but I just felt like something else was needed.

Friday I ended up giving her the flu blend and that seemed to help shift things. Then Sage came down with a very croupy sounding cough and I thought, yep… we’re going to need something different again. I reached for Hepar Sulph and dosed them both over the weekend.

And honestly, apart from the lingering snotty noses and cough (mostly mornings and nighttime), they were actually so full of energy. They spent so much of the weekend outside, playing, running around and being their usual selves.

Of course… then mum got it 😂 Saturday/Sunday I completely lost my voice and felt like I was coming down with exactly what they had — lots of phlegm, snot and feeling pretty wiped out. I was dosing myself too, trying to keep up.

I’m also terrible at losing remedies 🤦‍♀️ My house is too big and there is too much stuff, so of course I couldn’t find the Hepar Sulph when I needed it yesterday. I used the cough blend instead, which helped, but last night I finally found it again and we’re back on it this morning.

Today Sage has been outside most of the day and honestly probably could have gone to school, but she still had that early morning cough. Havana has slept for nearly 4 hours today, so clearly her little body has needed that deep rest.

It’s been a good reminder that sometimes finding the right support can take a bit of trial and observation, especially when you’ve got multiple kids sick and they’re all presenting differently.

This is why I love having my little natural toolbox handy. The blends came in really handy and definitely supported us, even though obviously the immune system still has its own process to work through.

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