About Nataša

I developed a passion for homeopathy following the birth of my son, when I was given homeopathic medicine for several postpartum problems, including depression. When my son was six months old, I sought help from a homeopath and was astonished by how quickly I responded to the treatment. Not only did my depression lift and my vitality return, but I experienced a surge of love and bonding with my son. Little did I know that the effects of a traumatic birth had been directly impacting our bonding and my mental and emotional wellbeing.

This experience sparked my fascination with homeopathy and changed my life. It motivated me to fully understand how I had been able to heal, and less than a year later I decided to change my profession and study homeopathy on a BSc course at the Centre for Homeopathic Education in London, the largest homeopathic college in the UK.

I bridged my interests in holistic health and medicine with my knowledge of science. During my four year homeopathy training at CHE, I immersed myself in the advanced study of homeopathic theory and philosophy, methodology and research, learning from excellent teachers who offered a range of styles and wisdom. All of this was instrumental in helping me develop strong clinical practice. I am honoured to now be a lecturer and tutor at CHE, working alongside the very homeopaths and teachers who trained me.

I teach and supervise at the Centre for Homeopathic Education in London, where I lead the Research Proposition module. Supervision keeps me in contact with how the next generation of practitioners is being trained, and it keeps my own thinking honest.