This year, Homeopathy Awareness Week is making it even easier for people to find out more about this often misunderstood complementary therapy. Two brand new initiatives are launching during the week -
Available for the first time ever, two of the most respected homeopathic associations in the UK have come together to create a UK-wide database of all their members. The Society of Homeopaths have 1,500 members and are trained, registered and insured professionals. The Faculty of Homeopathy have 400 members and are General Medical Council (GMC) registered doctors. This list can be found at choosing-homeopathy.com and can be searched by postcodes for the nearest homeopaths. It will be launched by Faculty member Dr Charlotte Mendes da Costa on 13th June 2011.
The theme of sleeplessness has been selected as it affects so many people and they may not know how homeopathy can help them.
DID YOU KNOW? The Great British Sleep Study polled 5,300 people this year and found that only 39 per cent of adults sleep well.
And a separate survey by You Gov, commissioned by natural healthcare specialist Nelsons, polled 2,108 people and uncovered that 42 per cent of people who suffer from sleeplessness are most likely to be kept awake at night by worries, including financial concerns and family problems.
Access to good quality information is vital and what better way to reach out than through the internet with accurate, responsible and credible information from respected experts. www.HealThroughHomeopathy.com contains information that is clear, simple and trustworthy. It is designed to offer clear information about homeopathy including the basic principles and simple remedies.
It also features experts who are registered, professional and trained, for example,
It even features this year’s homeopathy ambassador - actress and impressionist, Debra Stephenson - who has been an advocate of homeopathy for many years and uses it for everyday ailments for herself and her children.
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