Andy Rockall

BSc. LCHE.

I had my first contact with homeopathy in 1996, initially questioning and yes, sceptical I first visited a homeopath in 1998. After the end of a relationship my opening line was: I'm not the person I used to be and I want that person back.

Never before had a health practitioner taken me so seriously nor treated me so effectively. I've been seeing a homeopath ever since.

So when I decided I needed a change from years in the public sector there was only one thing to do! I studied for 4 years at the Centre for Homeopathic Education in London and since graduating in 2010 have practised from home in Aviemore.

In my spare time I explore the wild places of the beautiful Cairngorms National Park, take photographs and walk our dog Pollaidh. I spend a lot of time in the mountains summer and winter and am learning how to ski. I've twice completed the Loch Ness Marathon and I continue my commitment to environmental issues, grow vegetables and watch Scotland play rugby, at least one of which is a regular disappointment

Amanda Brown

BSc. LCHE. MARH

I trained at the Centre for Homeopathic Education in London, and prior to that I studied Naturopathy at the College of Naturopathic Medicine also in London.

From my naturopathic training I bring an understanding of Bach Flower Essences, nutrition and herbs to my homeopathic practice.

I started out working in the media industry, and although it was exciting and dynamic, after some time I found it unfulfilling, and at the same time my interest in natural health and healing was growing. It wasn't long before I decided to take the leap and train as a homeopath.

I have since spent several years working as a homeopath in London, before taking the plunge and moving away from the city to the Highlands, and I'm so happy I did, as I love it here!

In my spare time I enjoy cooking, walking, making things, and I try to practice yoga often. I completed the Loch Ness marathon in 2011 and run in the woods around Aviemore when I can fit it in.