One aspect of being a Homeopath I love is mentoring and supervising practitioners and students. It’s wonderful to see practitioners grow and flourish as they learn more, finding answers to their most pressing and immediate questions, whether on the running of their practice or finding the ‘right’ remedy or approach to their patients.
I have studied different methodologies with wonderful and inspiring Homeopaths and teachers …studying in person and through webinars with Jan Scholten, Michal Yakir, Louis Klein, Annette Sneevliet, Dr. Jonathan Hardy and others whom I respect and trust.
My training was very classical, which was an excellent grounding for me. Now I love to be flexible in my approach to case analysis and prescribing. I’m happy to go wherever I need to to find remedies for my clients.
When we have a supportive space to explore our cases or issues that arise in practice exciting discussions can happen as our thoughts and ideas free up with new inspirations. We feel freer, become more confident and excited about our work and attract more of our perfect patients!
I studied with Sheila Ryan on her Sea Change Supervision and Mentoring training in early 2019.
What is Mentoring and Supervision?
For Homeopaths, practitioners and students.
Supervision is a confidential and supportive space to:
- Encourage a reflective and questioning practice
- Help free up your creativity and confidence
- Find your own solutions and ways to practice Homeopathy in a healthful, sustainable and safe way.
- Discuss and examine cases, practice issues, case management and personal life challenges,
- Look at business management, boundaries, organisation and structures to support your practice.
- Refine your understanding of Homeopathic philosophy.
- Explore how you want your practice and life to be.
- Have a listening space, even when you are not clear about what you are bringing to supervision.
Who is it for ?
For Homeopaths: Students, newly qualified and experienced practitioners.
We can have similar challenges at any stage in our Homeopathic practice and learning. Some issues are more pronounced while we are studying at college, are launching our practice for the first time or have been in practice for a long time and want to make adjustments or changes to how we live and work. Our personal development as individuals,, and as practitioners is a lifelong process of discovery, reflection and change.
If you are a practitioner or student of another complementary health discipline, an artist, musician, writer, run groups or choirs, work in management, or are at home caring for children and family while squeezing in time to pursue your dreams…you might also want a confidential space to explore your life or work challenges.
For supervision around your practice, work and life please get in touch.
Book a discovery chat I’d love to hear from you. We can have an introductory meeting to discuss what you are looking for, and maybe do a short supervision session to see if you’d like to work with me.
Where ?
January 2025
Sessions are offered online via Zoom, Skype and my whereby.com meeting room. In-person supervision sessions are available in East Lothian.
For students and practitioners in the UK and worldwide.
Price:
One-hour session: £60 or £210 for a block of 4 sessions
30 minute session : £45
Students and new Graduates (first two years in practice) : one-hour session : £30 or £110 for a block of 4 sessions
Package offers:
£210 for a block booking of 4 sessions arranged over 6 months.
Students / New Graduates: Package offer block booking of 4 sessions £110
Groups: See below
Homeopathy Students Clinical Portfolio Cases: Please message me about fees.
Clinical supervision fees will be at the level recommended by your college.
One-to-one and small-group supervision sessions are available. Please get in touch for more details on group supervision.
Group Supervision
For 2 – 5 people: £120 per session the cost divided between the group attending.
New dates for small group supervision sessions coming soon
I will be offering some free small group sessions for up to 4 people each session.
Whether you have been in practice for a good few years, are recently qualified practitioners or are still at college, we all learn together
Please get in touch for more information.
Previous Dates:
Thursday May 16th 6.30 – 8pm (Free)
Wednesday May 22nd 10am – 11.30am (Free)
Tuesday 28th May 6pm – 7.30pm By donation
Wednesday 12th June 10am – 11.30am By donation
(By donation: £10 – £20)
For Homeopaths and Student Homeopaths
I enjoy exploring different approaches and models of working. I need to be flexible in my case-taking and analysis for the very different clients I meet with.
You can find me on the Supervisor’s lists for:
- Society of Homeopaths
- North West College of Homeopathy.
- School of Homeopathy
There are many inspiring Homeopaths I love learning from, and whose works I refer to daily, for instance:
Louis Klein, Jan Scholten, Annette Sneevliet, Dr Jonathan Hardy, Dr Julie Geraghty, Dr Elizabeth Thompson and Geoff Johnson.
Zhomeo webinars with Louis Klein, Pat Deacon, Pat Maher, Markus Kuntosch, Martin Jakob and others. These are brilliant and vibrant resources, full of treasures.
Rajan Sankaran and Doctors Bhawisha and Shachindra Joshi’s work and insights.
Michal Yakir’s plant system and Wondrous Order book and Mahesh Gandhi’s work and Personal Evolution Model.
In addition, I regularly reflect on my practice, the organisation, admin, systems and useful structures to have in place. These all support my work with clients and help me review what works, what doesn’t fit so well and what I want to change.
Supervision helps me in exploring ways to stay fully present. Therefore I’m more able to hear what my clients are telling me in both obvious and very subtle ways.
I’m fired up and enthusiastic about how my practice is evolving. Our work can be doing what we love to do and are passionate about and support us financially and healthfully.
Practitioner Testimonial
“I’ve had some group supervision followed by one to one with Lyssa in the recent times and both have been immensely helpful. Lyssa has a very calming presence, who listens patiently and reflects the points in questions and gives a good all round feedback, without judgement or prejudice. Her insight has been much appreciated and suggested ideas implemented.”
