Wendy Scrase
MSc, FFHom (Nurse)
Homeopath and Clinical Research Specialist Nurse
How did you start your journey in Homeopathy practice?
In 1986–87, I co-managed a small organic greengrocer in Wimbledon, London, where we had a notice board for local complementary practitioners. After suggesting homeopathy to a regular customer for very painful mastitis, I saw how quickly it relieved her symptoms. She later invited me to her follow-up appointment, knowing I was curious about what had been prescribed. Observing that consultation made me realise this was the field I wanted to pursue. I began my training in September 1987, and I still feel incredibly fortunate to have found this profession.
How do you integrate Homeopathy in your professional practice?
I have two distinct professional roles: I work part-time as a research specialist nurse at my local hospital and I practise privately as a homeopath in North Wales. I see clients both in person, from the therapy room at the local sports club, and online. I am also one of the homeopaths involved in a monthly low-cost clinic in Canterbury https://homeopathy-uk.org/treatment/clinics/kent-homeopathic-clinic/
I value the time I spend with each client, listening to their history and working closely with them to help build a balanced, resilient state of health. Seeing positive outcomes from homeopathic treatment is deeply rewarding.
Dr Elisabeth Dancey
The absence of side effects and gentle healing of homeopathy is welcomed by all.
Linda Harper
I promote homeopathy to my patients and help them to understand how they can access it.

















































































