Homeopathy Awareness Week (HAW) takes place from 10th – 16th April, and is a celebration of homeopathy, a safe, gentle, natural system of medicine. April 10th was the day on which Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy, was born. During Homeopathy Awareness Week, people from around the world will gather together to commemorate Hahnemann’s birth, and to raise awareness of how homeopathy can help to improve health and wellbeing.

In the UK, 15% of our population already use homeopathy, and a further 80% have heard about it. However, many people are not quite sure what makes homeopathy different from other systems of medicine. The events which are organised during Homeopathy Awareness Week are there to help you to learn more about homeopathy, and the many health benefits which it can bring to everyone.

Lots of people already know that homeopathy works. That is why across the world an estimated 450 million people use homeopathy each year. After all, if homeopathy didn’t work, why would so many people choose to use it, and carry on using it?

So, would you like to know more about homeopathy?

Homeopathy Awareness Week is a really good time to find out more about this safe, gentle and natural form of medicine, which can be used by everyone, of all ages.

To see what news and events are being organised to celebrate Homeopathy Awareness Week this year, visit www.homeopathyawarenessweek.com

Meanwhile, the Snooks are here to introduce you to homeopathy via three short animations.
The first video briefly explains what homeopathy is.
The second video explores why you might want to try homeopathy.
The third video describes what to expect when you visit a homeopath.
All three videos make it clear that a homeopath will see each patient as a unique individual, who has specific needs. This means that your homeopath will prescribe an individualised, bespoke medicine which best meets your very own healthcare needs.

Homeopathy works! Find out what patients say.