As a full-time practicing homeopath for the last 25 years, I have learned a great deal as I’ve worked with my clients. A few things have surprised me. And, a few times, my assumptions have been proven wrong. So, in this podcast,

In this week’s podcast, my reporter Kate interviews another of my team members who has experienced successes since she started using homeopathy — uprooting life-long issues that have plagued her and her family. Just 20 minutes, relax, smile, learn.

Pain can be life-altering. And unfortunately, we never know when pain is going to strike us or someone we love. It’s best to be prepared.

Let me introduce you to a Mom with Moxie who has years of experience with homeopathy! She’s become quite adept at helping those around her, whether they have two legs or four legs or even leaves!!

Not all higher learning takes place in a university. No. No. No. The bulk of education can (and probably should) occur in our own homes, at our own pace — as we strive to improve ourselves and our families.

There are Moms with Moxie, and then there are Moms with MOXIE!! This week’s mom has nine children. She’s home-schooled them and raised them with homeopathy. You can only imagine how busy she is.

In this week’s podcast, our Mom with Moxie loves sharing homeopathy success stories! Her triumphs are inspiring as she discusses how she: Cleverly introduced homeopathy to her family Was an emergency resource for a Student of Joette’s Facebook/Gatewa...

Occasionally, we ladies need to have a moment to ourselves for some girl talk. Quite a few conditions uniquely affect women. In this podcast, I’ll share my thoughts on: Antibiotic-caused interstitial cystitis, UTIs, Honeymoon cystitis

Wait! I’ve got more to say!! You may remember, last month, I devoted my podcast to answering the question, “What is Homeopathy?” But, I still have quite a few points that I didn’t have time to make. So, let’s pick up where we left off.

Before homeopathy, this Mom with Moxie suffered from “catastrophilia.” - As you’ll hear her explain, the term describes “people who immediately press the panic button when something happens.” Sound familiar?