Frequently asked questions

Classical homeopathy is a complementary approach founded by Samuel Hahnemann in 1796, based on the idea of "like with like". It looks at the whole person, so no two consultations are the same.

Many people value homeopathy and feel supported by it. However, its effects are not recognised as scientifically proven, and I cannot promise any particular outcome. I would like you to make an informed choice, and I am always happy to talk openly about what homeopathy can and cannot offer.

Yes, many people do. Please keep taking the medication your doctor has prescribed, and never stop or change it without speaking to your GP or specialist. If you wish, I can keep them informed, with your permission.

It takes about 90 minutes, so there is time to listen. We talk about you: your health, your daily life, your sleep, your emotions and what matters most to you. There is no pressure and no wrong answer. If you prefer, start with an intake to learn more about the method first.

Homeopathy looks at the individual rather than at the label. Your experience, your history and your way of reacting are all part of the picture, and these are different for each person.

Giving things time is part of the process. I decide together with you, case by case, when we should meet again and what is needed.

No. Homeopathy is an independent system of complementary healthcare, and it differs from herbal medicine in its principles and its preparation.

Yes, children of all ages are welcome. Parents are an important part of the conversation, and I take time to make little ones feel at ease.

For follow-ups, online works well for most people. A first consultation in the Netherlands is in person; from outside the Netherlands it can be done online by video call.

Rates are on the home page. Consultations are not reimbursed from the basic insurance, but may be reimbursed under a supplementary insurance, depending on your policy. Please check your policy or ask your insurer. After each consultation you receive an invoice by email that you can submit.

Please let me know at least 24 hours in advance, otherwise the appointment may be charged. See the terms and conditions.

Please tell me first, so we can talk about it. If we cannot resolve it together, you can use the complaints procedure.