The Boughton Clinic provides homeopathy consultations in Ashford, Kent, for people who are interested in exploring a complementary approach to their general wellbeing.
A homeopathic consultation typically involves a detailed conversation about your individual experiences, lifestyle and wellbeing goals. Where appropriate, this may be followed by discussion of a homeopathic remedy.
It is important to be clear about the nature and limitations of this service. Homeopathy is a complementary therapy and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or evidence-based treatment.
There is currently no good-quality evidence that homeopathy is effective as a treatment for any health condition. NHS guidance therefore does not recommend homeopathy as a treatment for medical conditions. (SPS – Specialist Pharmacy Service)
If you choose to explore homeopathy, we encourage you to do so as a complementary option alongside appropriate healthcare rather than instead of it.
Homeopathy is a complementary therapy based on principles developed in the late 18th century, including the idea of “like cures like” and the use of highly diluted substances.
Homeopathic products can be diluted to different levels, with some containing little or none of the original substance.
Homeopathy is different from herbal medicine and nutritional supplementation, although products may sometimes be presented alongside other complementary approaches.
The evidence for homeopathy is an important consideration when deciding whether it is appropriate for you. NHS and NHS England guidance states that there is no clear or robust evidence supporting homeopathy as an effective treatment for health conditions. (SPS – Specialist Pharmacy Service)
We therefore do not claim that homeopathy can cure, prevent or medically treat a particular disease or condition.
A consultation provides time to discuss your individual circumstances in more detail.
Depending on your reasons for visiting, the conversation may include:
The purpose of the consultation is to understand your experience and discuss whether a complementary approach is appropriate for you.
You will have an opportunity to ask questions and discuss any concerns before deciding whether you would like to proceed.
Remedies are made of 10% alcohol and pure water. Remedies can also be sucrose pills, or clear quartz crystals. The frequencies the body chooses to assist with rebalancing are what is generated in the the carrier, any of the carrier remedies above. This becomes bespoke energetic imprint to assist the body to “rebalance”.
Homeopathy traditionally uses an individualised approach, with practitioners selecting remedies based on information gathered during a consultation.
Where appropriate, a homeopathic remedy may be discussed or provided as part of your consultation.
If you have been prescribed medication or are receiving treatment for a health condition, continue to follow the advice of your GP, consultant, pharmacist or other appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
Do not stop or change prescribed medication because you are considering homeopathy.
We believe complementary wellbeing services should sit alongside, rather than replace, appropriate healthcare.
Some people choose complementary therapies while also receiving conventional medical care. If you have an existing diagnosis or are undergoing medical investigations, you should continue with the care recommended by your healthcare professional.
The NHS Specialist Pharmacy Service advises that complementary products should be used alongside conventional medicine rather than as an alternative to it. (SPS – Specialist Pharmacy Service)
If you are unsure whether homeopathy is appropriate for you, discuss your circumstances with your GP, pharmacist or another suitably qualified healthcare professional.
The Boughton Clinic also offers bio-energetic wellness screening as a separate or complementary component of some consultations.
It is important to distinguish this from medical testing.
Bio-energetic screening is not a clinically validated diagnostic test and should not be used to diagnose disease, identify the medical cause of symptoms, measure organ function, assess hormone levels, identify allergies or food intolerances, or determine whether a person has a nutritional deficiency.
We therefore do not use screening results to make medical diagnoses or recommend that clients replace appropriate medical investigations with complementary testing.
Where screening is offered, it is discussed as part of a wider complementary wellbeing consultation.
We take a holistic approach to wellbeing by recognising that people are influenced by a combination of lifestyle, environment, relationships, stress, sleep and other individual circumstances.
However, taking a holistic approach does not mean assuming that every symptom has a single underlying cause or that a complementary therapy can resolve a medical condition.
We aim to be transparent about what our services can and cannot provide.
Our consultations are designed to give you time to discuss your wellbeing, consider your options and make informed decisions about whether a complementary approach is right for you.
Homeopathy is not suitable as a replacement for medical diagnosis or treatment.
You should seek appropriate medical advice if you have:
For emergencies, contact 999 or attend A&E. For urgent but non-emergency medical advice in England, NHS 111 can help direct you to appropriate care.
If you are experiencing significant mental-health difficulties or feel unable to keep yourself safe, seek urgent professional support.
If you are considering homeopathy, it is reasonable to ask questions before booking.
You may wish to ask:
We encourage clients to make an informed decision based on both the potential benefits and the limitations of complementary therapies.
The Boughton Clinic offers homeopathy consultations from its clinic in Ashford, Kent.
A consultation provides dedicated time to discuss your individual wellbeing and explore whether a complementary homeopathic approach is something you would like to consider.
Homeopathy is an alternative therapy and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.
If you have concerns about a medical condition or unexplained symptoms, please speak with your GP or another appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
To enquire about a homeopathy consultation or ask questions before booking, contact The Boughton Clinic directly.
The Boughton Clinic
The Lees
Ashford
Kent
TN25 4JB
Telephone / WhatsApp: 07580 344443
