Lesley Suter

Between 1987-1991, I attended the College of Homeopathy, sited at the Regents College, London, in order to train as a homeopath.

Homeopathy works extremely well for all kinds of health problems and I have successfully treated people from all walks of life.

The main ones I treat are: 

1. Women's health - It has been seen to be helpful for a variety of women ailments, such as problems in puberty, pregnancy, labour, childbirth and menopause. These would include menstrual problems, PMT, nausea and morning sickness in pregnancy, hot flushes etc; Not to mention the wide range of emotional issues that go with hormonal changes.

2. It has also been seen to be very effective for stress, anxiety and depression. I see more and more cases as our world becomes more and more frenetic, especially since the pandemic, with people suffering from ever increasing emotional and mental health issues.

3. Chronic conditions such as migraine, asthma, eczema, hay fever, chronic fatigue syndrome, digestive problems which, tend to come under the umbrella of IBS.

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In my early working years, I trained as a medical microbiologist and spent 9 years working in hospital pathology laboratories at St Lukes Hospital in Guildford, Surrey, and later in Worthing Hospital, in West Sussex.

From then on I studied for 4 years at the College of Homeopathy, Regents College, London, graduating in 1991. I then worked in a multi disciplinary clinic in Littlehampton, West Sussex, and whilst I was there, I treated clients who were also receiving osteopathic treatment. These clients all improved much quicker than the osteopath and myself expected, and we came to the conclusion that the two therapies worked very well together. This kindled my interest in osteopathy and precipitated 4 years more study in the subject.

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Between 1992-1995, I undertook postgraduate studies in homeopathy with the Practical College of Homeopathy, obtaining L.C.P.H and later M.C.P.H.

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In 1993, I became registered with the Society of Homeopaths.

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I also studied at the Maidstone College of Osteopathy, between 1995-1999, and was lucky enough to have the privilege of being taught by a faculty which had Mr John Wernham as their principle. I later undertook postgraduate studies in cranial techniques with the Sutherland Cranial College and I also studied James Jealous' Biodynamic Techniques under the tutelage of Mr Christian Sullivan.

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Between 1997 and 2016, I was a tutor, lecturer and supervisor at the South Downs School of Homeopathy in Chichester, West Sussex.

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I thoroughly enjoy interacted with others, and I feel my purpose in practice is to encourage and help people to heal themselves a safe, confidential and supportive environment, and therefore have an improved quality of life.

I enjoy treating people of all ages and all walks of life and always happy to welcome enquiries.

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