Information-packed book on homeopathy and common sense home care. Lots of detail on a wide range of conditions including childhood illnesses and a bit of naturopathic help too.

Great for home prescribers.  Includes a good materia medica (remedy information).

One of my top choices for the home prescriber - beginner or otherwise!

Homeopathic books are often hard work, but this one is a pleasure to read. Linlee’s style is warm and inclusive; you feel like you are sitting in her consulting room having a chat over a cup of tea. It is a reassuring conversation, one that brings hope to suffering parents, and shows that there is a genuine possibility of helping their challenging children to a life of balance, happiness, and peace.

Our health journey is like a spiral. When set within a family, if one member becomes unwell it adversely affects others, whose suffering makes the original member worse, and so the family’s health spirals downwards. But the opposite is also true – when one family member is helped, others improve as a consequence, which supports the first person’s improvement even more and the family’s health spirals upwards.

Linlee’s book tells parents that the negative spiral can be broken, and the wonderful journey of recovery, not only for their challenging child, but for every family member, can happen. So the book is principally an encouragement for desperate families. However, practitioners and students who feel somewhat overwhelmed by the demands of treating challenging children will benefit from its practical guidance. They will gain an insight into how experienced professionals handle difficult cases, and what is possible.

This is not a textbook to teach remedy selection, as the cases are generally briefly described. It is an outcomes book which clearly shows parents and others what is possible in difficult and sometimes desperate situations.

In summary, Linlee brings to life in a compassionate and embracing manner, the marvellous potential of well chosen homoeopathic medicines to change the lives of challenging children, and their families.

Pocket size spiral-bound with 40 remedies and info on acutes.

A good middle of the night prescriber, great to keep with your kit, or just the right size and content to slip in a travel bag or backpack.

You'll find everything you need in this little book to confidently treat all situations.

Don't be pregnant without this book!

This fantastic book was my bible during my own pregnancy and is a frequent reference book when I talk to other mums-to-be.

Not just homeopathic info, but also lots of sensible advice from a holistic perspective.

This item is second hand.

Indigo

A Film of Faith, Family, and an Extraordinary Child

Starring: Neale Donald Walsch

Written by : James Twyman, and Neale Donald Walsch

Directed by: Stephen Simon

Through the eyes of a child, the world can be a wondrous place. Through the eyes of an Indigo child, a more enlightened path can be embarked upon.

This poignant new film co-written by and starring Neale Donald Walsch (author of the bestselling "Conversations With God") weaves the journey of a troubled family with the search for understanding that can bring them together.

An estranged grandfather, his unprincipled business world in collapse, finds himself uncomfortably entrusted with his 10-year old granddaughter's safety. Together they flee from her unstable father, embarking on an extraordinary passage of self discovery in which this exceptional child gradually gains his love and guides her family to a place of unity.

Indigo children and their ability to communicate in unique ways with each other, heal, and even foresee events, are well documented. This inspirational film, "Indigo", from producer Stephen Simon ("Somewhere in Time", and "What Dreams May Come") and co-written by James Twyman (author of the bestselling "Emissary of Light") and Neale Donald Walsch, serves as an affirmation of spiritual principles universal to all mankind.

DVD Special Features

• Filmmaker Profiles
  
• A Glimpse of the "Making of..."
  
• Conversation with the filmmakers
  
• Trailer