How does practicing homeopathy make one feel empowered and as if they have made a positive impact in the world?
Join us for today's episode with Ayesha as she discusses various prescribing techniques that lead to the path to health and happiness through homeopathy.
Ayesha Beckman is a qualified and registered homeopath and massage therapist. She studied homeopathy at the School of Natural Medicine in Coffs Harbour, which she completed with an Advanced Diploma in Homeopathy in 2010. Since then, she has been practicing homeopathy in private practice and has gathered comprehensive clinical experience. She has had the privilege of working with patients of all ages and with a variety of diseases. She loves working together with other health practitioners. The clinic she works from is called the "Grafton Wellbeing Centre." Her patience and compassionate nature are attributes that help her connect with her patients during their consultations.
Check out these episode highlights:
01:43 - How did she first discover homeopathy
08:07 - What other prescribing methods does she employ
09:10 - Aisha’s tribe
11:21 - Promoting homeopathy in the community
13:56 - The value of being in a judgment-free zone
18:03 - How to choose the right remedy
Find out more about Ayesha
Website:https://ayeshabeckman.com.au/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ayeshabeckman.com.au/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ayeshabeckman/
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