In this insightful episode of the Homeopathy Health Show, Atiq and Naila are joined by Selina Hatherley, RSHom, who shares her inspiring 20-year journey as a practicing homeopath in Oxford. 🌿 Selina takes us through her beginnings, when treating her daughter’s croup with a homeopathic remedy first sparked a deep passion that would later become her profession. From her early studies to mentoring students and supporting new practitioners, Selina’s story is one of dedication, growth, and service. The conversation explores how the Society of Homeopaths continues to play a vital role in strengthening professional standards, building supportive networks, and fostering education and connection among practitioners. Through initiatives like the Homeopathy Book Club, CPD programmes, and national conferences, the Society offers both students and experienced homeopaths a place to learn, share, and thrive. Selina also reflects on her experience volunteering to support the Grenfell community, highlighting how homeopathy can reach people in times of deep trauma and loss, bringing not just remedies, but care, presence, and humanity.