Little Hearts, Big Feelings: Homeopathy for Depression in Children
Homeopathy for depression in children. What can be done to turn them back into our happy-go-lucky kids?
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Homeopathy for depression in children. What can be done to turn them back into our happy-go-lucky kids?
Little Hearts, Big Feelings: Homeopathy for Depression in Children Read More »
From the coasts of Florida through the mountains of the Carolinas and Tennessee, the entire southeast is reeling from the recent hurricane. The scope of damage is gut-wrenching. For countless residents, the angst and anxiety in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene is unbearable. Practical Homeopathy® offers assistance to stabilize emotions so that those affected can
Practical Homeopathy® for Angst and Anxiety in the Aftermath of Hurricane Helene Read More »
We tend to socialize more during the holidays, wouldn’t you say? Thanksgiving, Passover, Christmas, New Year’s and all the other end-of-year occasions are a focal point for family and friends to get together. And you know what that means? Small talk, conversation, sharing and answering the usual twenty questions.
What Is Homeopathy? Your Holiday “Elevator Pitch” Read More »
This month’s Mom with Moxie has a unique background: She’s a conventionally trained physician!
Although she had been familiar with homeopathy, she was deeply entrenched in Western medicine —a firm skeptic.
Now?
Listen as she says, “Homeopathy has completely changed the direction of my life.”
Our children are targets. Commercials target them for expensive toys and sugary cereals. And all too often, psychologists and other “experts” target them for the disorder du jour.
Is It ODD or Ordinary? Read More »
Ennui. What a beautiful French word.
Phocus with Phosphoricum acidum! Read More »
IN THIS PODCAST, WE COVER: 01:15 Stramonium for Night Terrors 08:47 Stramonium for Pets 14:14 Watching Violent Movies
Podcast 94 – Stramonium and The Swiss Family Robinson Read More »
At the end of every year, the holidays come — fast and hard — one right after another. Fun. Festive. Relentless. Exhausting.