So, you’re not feeling too good and you want to speak to a Professional for some help and advice. SWIFT is here to help you with that, but you may be wondering, what is an Online Acute Homeopathic Consultation like? If it’s your first time, then this blog can catch you up on all things consultation and let you know what to expect.
FACE TO FACE
Thanks to technology, we can reach out to anyone Face to Face for a consultation via Zoom.
During your initial chat our duty Homeopath will give you the details to gain access to a Private Chat Room. In this room, it’s just the two of you, confidential and completely safe.
WHAT INFORMATION DO I NEED TO GIVE?
First things first, we need you to describe your symptoms. We will be looking to get as much detailed information as possible here and will ask lots of questions such as:
When did your symptoms start?
Where exactly are you experiencing the symptoms?
Did anything happen to bring on these symptoms?
What makes your symptoms better or worse?
What exactly do the symptoms feel like?
Then, we’ll look for some basic information about you as a person, such as:
Are you a normally a hot or chilly person?
Are you normally a thirsty person?
What is your appetite like?
How well do you sleep?
How are your stress levels?
Are you taking any medication?
The answers you give help us to identify what is different for you right now and is important to help us understand why your body is giving you the particular symptoms you are dealing with. This enables us to choose the most indicated remedy for you at this time and therefore bring you some relief as soon as possible.
That’s it!
The whole process takes approximately 20 mins and afterwards you’ll receive an email with your Homeopathic Prescription, including information of where to obtain the remedies if you don’t have them.
Homeopathy is truly a wonderful gift and we are so excited that you are interested in knowing more.
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