Tutors

Jude Wills, POCH, RSHom
Jude discovered homeopathy in 1983 due to ill health and a reluctance to 'just take the pills.' She began studying at the College of Homeopathy in London in 1984, transfrred to the full time course in Glasgow in 1985 and followed this by studying with Sheilagh Creasy leading to studying with Dynamis in the late 80's. Jude became a tutor for the School of Homeopathy in 1989. She was ordained as an Interfaith/Peace Minister in 2002.

Carmel Searson, DSH
Carmel's background is in Environmental Biology, she was teaching in London when she came across homeopathy in 1988. Hooked from the start she joined the School of Homeopathy's course and graduated in 1992. She began tutoring on the corrsepondence course in 2004. Carmel loves the interation with students and feels honoured that they share so much of their learning and insights.

Nick Taylor DSH RSHom
Nick graduated from the School in 1993 and set up practice from his home in Devon. Later he attended Jeremy Sherr's Dynamis post graduate course which helped him develop his homeopathy skills further. The School has always remained close to his heart and he works with us in many levels as mentor, supervisor, and teacher. Nick's passion for homeopathy really began through reading Kent's Lectures on Homeopathic Philosophy which he still enjoys to this day.

Elaine Watson, LBSH, 
Elaine has been in in practice since 1994 and teaches medical science at the School. She was a research scientist in marine biology and microbiology. She studied homeopathy at the British School of Homeopathy (BSH) and graduated in the mid 90s, as well as having three children, two dogs, several cats and ducks along the way. She has been teaching medical sciences at the BSH since 1993 and has also taught at the Welsh School and been a tutor for The School of Health since 1995. She works in South Wales and Copenhagen and has had some rewarding experiences working with the children of Chernobyl. Elaine is the author the "Anatomy and Physiology" and “Pathology and Disease” courses.

Karen Leadbeater, DSH RSHom
Karen is based in west Devon, and practises in Tavistock and Calstock. She attended the School, qualifying in 1998, and has since maintained a personal link through working as mentor and lecturer at the School since 2000. She is actively involved in the School of Homeopathy Supervisors’ Network, regularly attending Network supervision days and supervision courses, and has been supervising School students and students of other colleges since 2002. She has more recently begun supervising and mentoring for home study students on the International programme.

Lindsay Samuelson, DSH, RSHom
Lindsay’s exploration outside of the medical mainstream came about after witnessing her mother’s journey through the system. The experience left her feeling there must be another way. She subsequently enrolled in a 4 year Naturopathic Medical program where she first discovered and fell in love with homeopathy. After graduating as a Naturopath, she enrolled at School of Homeopathy and later Dynamis School. She participated in several provings and professional study groups.  She volunteered with the Traveling Homeopaths and worked at Helios Pharmacy as a dispenser. Lindsay has a busy practice in her hometown Sylvania, Ohio, USA.

Lissi Sigillo, DSH, CCH, RSHom
Though Lissi earned a degree in Fine Arts and spent her early adulthood as a painter and graphic designer, she had always been interested in psychology and the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and physical illness. She became passionately interested in homeopathy after reading 2 books—one by George Vithoulkas and the other by Rajan Sankaran. The principles of homeopathy resonated deeply with her and ultimately she knew that she wanted to study seriously and commit herself to being a practitioner. Lissi relocated from NYC to Colorado a few years ago and runs a busy online practice from there. She co-admins two online Facebook groups—Homeopathy Study Group of North America, a place for students and new practitioners to share ideas and the Complete Repertory Group created by Roger Van Zandvoort, for homeopaths worldwide to explore the repertory and their cases with colleagues.

Jenny Grist, DSH RSHom
Jenny Grist changed her career eleven years ago to train as a homeopath with the School of Homeopathy. Homeopathy had already been part of her life for the previous ten years, having read widely on the subject and used the remedies to treat the animals on the farm where she lives. It was the success of these early homeopathic cases that brought her to realise how powerful and effective homeopathy could be. Since qualifying as a homeopath in 2002, Jenny went on to study at the Dynamis School for Advanced Homeopathy, graduating in 2006. Jenny has built up a thriving practice in Mid Devon and now teaches at various schools including the attendance course at the School of Homeopathy. She is also a supervisor for the registration process for newly-qualified members of the Society of Homeopaths.

Beverley Nickolls, MA DSH RSHom
Bev originally worked in Further and Higher Education on therapy training courses for adults returning to study. She qualified with the School of Homeopathy via both the home study and attendance courses and found the flexibility and support invaluable. Homeopathy has always been in the foreground of family life and Bev has used it with her own children from birth....now young adults! Bev runs a busy clinic alongside health professionals, treating all ages and specialising in antenatal and postnatal care and working with families. She is passionate about multi-agency work with homeopathy at its core. She now increasingly sees patients through Skype as well as in person. Bev loves the opportunity of supporting students from diverse backgrounds with so much to bring to the profession. She is currently involved in the web forum to facilitate student support through the online community.

Janet Taylor DSH, RSHom
I graduated from the School of Homeopathy in 2012 and currently practice in Plymouth and in Neal’s Yard in Tavistock. I’ve particularly benefitted from being part of Graz Baran’s study group, focusing on the Joshis’ approach to ‘Sensation Method’. As a student at the School I received nurturing and inspirational feedback for assignments, which helped build my confidence when I felt unsure of my abilities. I now appreciate the opportunity of giving upcoming students at the School the same quality of feedback that I received myself and I love the fact that my learning continues!

Katja Behrens DSH
Katja has had a special interest for the last 10 years in in ASD and ADHD. In her work she focuses on helping people suffering from depression and anxiety and treats physical pathology as well as mental and emotional stresses. She practises with her husband David and is a registered member of the Society of Homeopaths.Katja graduated from the School of Homeopathy in 2012 and went on to do 2.5 years of advanced training with Dr Rajan Sankaran. Katja studied physiotherapy in Berlin and is also an experienced craniosacral therapist. In the past she has also worked as an actress and singer, and tutored young people.

Sam Pereira DSH RShom
Sam trained with the School of Homeopathy. Sam first discovered the miracle of homeopathy in her teens after it cured her recurrent eczema. Shortly after the birth of her first child in 2005 she took her baby to see a homeopath and over the next few years was continually amazed and delighted by the subtle yet profound way that homeopathy worked for her and her children. Sam specialises in working with children and young families, with a particular focus on infant and child health. In 2016 Sam trained in homeopathic detox therapy, and also holds a diploma in nutrition from The School of Health.

Nici Holland DSH MARH
Nici graduated from the School in 2017 and practises in Surrey. She still marvels at the sheer magnitude of healing potential in homeopathy, years after witnessing the magical outcome of a homeopathic prescription for one of her children. Her background is in book design and her love of reading material and books might account for the piles of Homeoapthy text she has acquired over the years. Coming from a family of medics, she has an innate fascination with the medical sciences. Nici loves being a tutor and finds it a true joy working with the students and watching them develop in confidence.

Catherine Sleigh DSH RSHom
I was awakened to homeopathy in the 1980’s when I decided at the last minute to go to a natural health evening class rather than to one on pottery. I realised homeopathy was something amazing – more than just medicine - and have been endlessly interested since then. My training at the School is something I value very deeply. It allowed me to see wonderful connections everywhere and how to make sense of  seemingly impossibly complex pictures.  Most of all it allowed me to become a practitioner with my own style and with the support of all the wisdom and teaching of homeopaths past and present. I graduated in 2005 and have been in continual practise in Devon.

Phil Wright DSH RSHom
Phil has practised Tai Chi Chuan since 1987 and finding inspiration from this vital art, he was drawn to study “energy medicine” and so began his training in Homeopathy in London, in 1998. Following his love for the Cornish coast, he moved to Cornwall, and continued his studies at the School of Homeopathy, graduating in 2003. Since then, he has worked in clinical practice, building a large community of patients and raising a family. He is continually inspired personally and professionally by Homeopathy and the people he treats on a daily basis.

Giota Papanikolaou DSH RSHom
Giota moved from Greece to the UK in 2011 after leaving a successful career in the insurance industry. After having a profound healing experience with homeopathy, she knew that becoming a homeopath was her calling. Yiota graduated from the School of Homeopathy in 2018 and has been practicing homeopathy ever since in her clinic in Newbury, Berkshire. She also holds a diploma of Nutritional Therapy from The School of Heath, providing a more holistic service to her patients. She recently completed the Supervisor’s course and is a part of the School’s Supervisor’s network. She loves being involved with the School and what it represents. Being a tutor for The School is an opportunity to give back and stay in touch with The School’s value and ethos, support new homeopaths but expand her own learning as well.

Sarah Lane DSH RSHom
Sarah discovered homeopathy while travelling in India, where a simple remedy restored her lost voice. Later, homeopathy helped her recover from glandular fever and inspired her to train as a practitioner. She qualified from the School of Homeopathy in 2008 and has been in practice ever since, with a special interest in mental health. Sarah loves teaching and supporting students on their journey, and she tutors for the School’s distance learning and attendance courses as well as teaching the Joshis’ Mapping Method on the ACT postgraduate programme. She has also edited New Homeopath and completed an MSc in Integrated Healthcare in 2022.