Consultations are held in person in Frome and online across the UK.

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The four cornerstones of my practice

  • Homeopathy

    I offer homeopathy consultations in person in Frome and online across the UK. Read about my approach and what to expect.

  • Teaching

    I teach at the School of Homeopathy, with a focus on fundamental principles, repertory skills, provings and case analysis.

  • Writing

    My essays on homeopathy — its philosophy, history, remedies, and correspondence systems.

  • Projects

    My books, repertories, frameworks and software, including Animalia, Mappa Mundi, Archetypal Voices and tools for homeopathic study.

Homeopathy

Working with me

I take the time to listen to you. Consultations give you an opportunity to discuss your health in an open and safe space. I am interested in your symptoms and especially how they affect you and impact on your life. You are the expert and I am here to listen and learn what is important from you.

Your first appointment usually lasts around 75 minutes, giving us time to explore your chief complaint, your health in general and the circumstances that have led you here.

Portrait of Luke Norland.

Human Design & homeopathy

Archetypal Voices

My synthesis of the I Ching, Human Design and homeopathy

Archetypal Voices is my own unique synthesis of Human Design, the I Ching, Astrology, Ayurveda and Alchemy into a unifying model for Homeopathy. I have developed an app to bring these connections together which I am using in my practice alongside the Human Design system in its own right; an astounding knowledgebase and system empowering individuals to experiment with accessing authentic decision-making from the body's cues.

Exploring Human Design led me back to the I Ching itself, where I found that its circle of eight trigrams could be read in the same way as the four axes of the Mappa Mundi. I named those reciprocal pairs the Archetypal Voices.

Explore the Archetypal Voices app About the research

Eight wooden I Ching trigram tiles arranged around four crossed brass axes.

Teaching, writing and tools