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[post_content] => Karen Allen will explore the relevance of homeopathy to pregnancy and related fields in her presentation at the Society's annual conference in March.
In her blog for the Society's website, Karen, a specialist in homeopathy for reproductive and fertility issues, offers a preview of her talk, featuring how homeopathy helped a young woman in her thirties through the particularly problematic birth of her child
“When mum and baby were both discharged and home, we had a video consult. She spoke with no emotion, just simple reporting of her experience,” writes Karen, outlining how the physical consequences of the birth contributed to the woman's initially negative reaction to her baby.
“She was given the homeopathic Sepia, made from cuttlefish ink. A strongly hormonal remedy, it is often indicated in pregnancy and childbirth, especially when natural biological bonding is not taking place,” adds Karen.
The patient followed Karen's advice and when they next spoke she was much more positive.
“She said she was holding the baby on her lap, that he was actually very cute and his skin smelled good . . . that she was smiling for the first time in a week, and that she needed to get off the phone because she wanted to breastfeed him," Karen writes. “It just got better from there. She loved that baby.”
Karen is one of the main speakers on the conference theme of 'Three Wise Women: Infertility, Pregnancy and Beyond' at the conference at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, March 22-24. She will be joined by Tracy Karkut-Law, Linda Gwillim and Patricia Hatherly.
For more details and to book, go to annual conference
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Karen Allen will explore the relevance of homeopathy to pregnancy and related fields in her presentation at the Society’s annual conference in March.
In her blog for the Society’s website, Karen, a specialist in homeopathy for reproductive and fertility issues, offers a preview of her talk, featuring how homeopathy helped a young woman in her thirties through the particularly problematic birth of her child
“When mum and baby were both discharged and home, we had a video consult. She spoke with no emotion, just simple reporting of her experience,” writes Karen, outlining how the physical consequences of the birth contributed to the woman’s initially negative reaction to her baby.
“She was given the homeopathic Sepia, made from cuttlefish ink. A strongly hormonal remedy, it is often indicated in pregnancy and childbirth, especially when natural biological bonding is not taking place,” adds Karen.
The patient followed Karen’s advice and when they next spoke she was much more positive.
“She said she was holding the baby on her lap, that he was actually very cute and his skin smelled good . . . that she was smiling for the first time in a week, and that she needed to get off the phone because she wanted to breastfeed him,” Karen writes. “It just got better from there. She loved that baby.”
Karen is one of the main speakers on the conference theme of ‘Three Wise Women: Infertility, Pregnancy and Beyond’ at the conference at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, March 22-24. She will be joined by Tracy Karkut-Law, Linda Gwillim and Patricia Hatherly.
For more details and to book, go to annual conference