This is part 4 of a post I wrote for Tournesol Kids in early 2020. https://tournesolkids.org/homeopathy-and-the-five-elements/ The Five Element Theory helps us understand a child's challenges, her strengths and resources within the family that can help her. Water’s Right Hand Helper: Gold Andrea resonates most deeply with the Gold and Water phases. It is very revealing that she sees the Gold Hero as the true leader, while she has such deep … [Read more...]
A Sensitive Child becomes Aware of her Water Superpower – Part 3
I wrote this post for Tournesol Kids in early 2020. https://tournesolkids.org/a-little-touch-leaves-ripples-all-over-the-holistic-pattern-from-the-five-element-perspective/ A Little Touch Leaves Ripples All Over: the Holistic Pattern from the Five Element Perspective The next time we meet, Andrea’s symptoms have all improved significantly and we talk about what lies ahead. Homeopathy helps to resolve stumbling blocks and liberates a child’s … [Read more...]
A Child’s Emotional Overload – Part 1
I wrote this story of healing with homeopathy and the Five Elements for Tournesol Kids in early 2020. https://tournesolkids.org/homeopathy-reveals-the-key-to-the-whole-self/ I met Andrea for the first time seven ago, when she “was just a kid” with separation anxiety. Three years ago she saw me again for extreme fatigue and headaches. Each time, a single dose of a homeopathic remedy would help put things right. “The difference is night and … [Read more...]
How a Man in his Sixties Lost Weight and put Frequent Urination to rest
Struggling with Excess Weight and Frequent Urination Max has been trying to lose weight since his late thirties. A hearty man with an appreciation for good food and an aversion to physical exertion, he watched his weight edge up to 205lb by the time he reached his sixty year old milestone birthday. He had tried acupuncture for weight loss with temporary success. He experimented with intermittent fasting and was able to sustain it for a month … [Read more...]
Getting A Picky Eater to Eat Vegetables
Sweetie has been a picky eater before she could say no. As a baby of three months, she would yank the bottle of expressed breast milk out of her mouth, throw it across the floor and bawl. She wanted the complete experience, or nothing. At nine months old, her nanny bonded with her over treats of MacDonalds French fries with ketchup. Soon, adults around her realized that they could do wonders with her favorite foods. They could lull her to … [Read more...]