About JanineJanine Whitfield MLCHom, MARH
Janine studied at the Lakeland College of Homeopathy, specialising in homeopathic remedies, flower essences and tissue salts.
She is a fully qualified homeopath (MLCHom), and a registered member of the Alliance of Registered Homeopaths (MARH). This guarantees that she has passed stringent clinical assessments, adheres to the Alliance’s code of ethics and practice, and undertakes ongoing professional development and supervision to maintain the highest standards of care.
Janine is also a regular contributor at BBC Radio Cumbria, offering health advice and information on using homeopathy at home to relieve common ailments and problems. See 'In the Media' for further details and factsheets.
Personal experience
Janine first discovered homeopathy when she herself was diagnosed with IBS and a range of food intolerances and auto-immune problems.
Drugs prescribed by her GP did little to relieve her symptoms, and she did not want to be dependent on long-term regular medication and a highly restrictive diet and lifestyle.
After six months of homeopathic treatment, she was symptom-free for the first time in years, and has stayed that way ever since.
As a result of her own experiences, a life-long interest was sparked, along with the desire to help others achieve similar results using homeopathy. She began her homeopathic training in 2004, and graduated as a fully qualified homeopath in July 2008.
Janine used homeopathy successfully to support her first pregnancy, and gave birth to her son in June 2009 using only homeopathic remedies throughout the labour and afterwards to aid recovery.