Tricia Stephenson LCPH; RSHom; MHMA; FBHI; F.Inst.HFR; MBCS; Dip.HFR; MBCS; CITP

Tricia Stephenson has over thirty years of enthusiastic involvement and experience within the field of natural medicine.

Coming to complementary health care from a background in teaching and the computer industry, Tricia travelled to London to complete four years of homeopathic training, opened and ran two health food shops and established a homeopathic clinic in the basement of the Natural Food Store on Exchange Street in Norwich. This Clinic quickly became popular, out grew its space and new premises had to be found.

The Complementary Health Care Clinic at 34 Exchange Street was born and opened in 2000 to offer not only homeopathy but all the well respected therapies from a team of fully trained, registered and insured, specially chosen practitioners.

Wishing to pass on homeopathic knowledge and understanding to others, in 2001 Tricia opened the Homeopathic College of East Anglia. This College has grown in popularity, has gained the respected recognition from the Society of Homeopaths and provides the unique opportunity to study Homeopathy in East Anglia.

Now entering its eighth successful year the Homeopathic College of East Anglia welcomes new students each October to follow a four year part time course taking the enthusiastic students towards a new career as a registered Homeopathic practitioner.

Within private Homeopathic practice Tricia is pleased to welcome and treat patients of all ages, from the very youngest baby to our more senior citizens and she will professionally address the complete spectrum of health problems.

Tricia has several areas of special homeopathic interest but one area in particular is that of children with challenging behaviour and autism.

Not only are patients able to book appointments with Tricia in her private practice based at the Complementary Health Care Clinic but may also benefit from her supervisory care within the Homeopathic College student clinic.

Appointments are available once monthly within the student Clinic, which is a teaching facility for the College students, and provides fully supervised homeopathic treatment at discounted rates for patients.

Within all appointments Tricia Stephenson will also advise you regarding your diet and any vitamin or herbal supplements which will speed your recovery.

On going support and encouragement is an integral part of the treatment which Tricia will always be pleased to provide as needed.

LCPH- Licentiate of the London College of Homeopathy.
Professional four year homeopathic training to achieve registered practitioner Licentiate level.

RS Hom – Registered Member of the Society of Homeopath
This is the largest professional register and the letters RSHom indicate that the recipient is a fully qualified Homeopath, registered and comprehensively insured. Patients therefore have the reassurance that that they are dealing with a responsible healthcare professional governed by a strict Code of Ethics and Practice.

MHMA – Registered Member of the Homeopathic Medical Association.
This is the second largest professional Homeopathic registering body. Membership of this register indicated by the use of the letters MHMA again provides reassurance for the patient as to the high standard of treatment provided and will enable you to seek homeopathic treatment with complete confidence. In the same manner as to the Society of Homeopath membership entry - all HMA members have been individually interviewed and under gone extensive case work assessment to have demonstrated their clinical expertise and knowledge of homeopathy to the satisfaction of the HMA's Council.
Registered homeopaths are bound by the HMA's code of ethics, professional conduct and standards of practice. The purpose of the Register is to protect the public by accrediting only practitioners who meet these standards.
 

FBIH – Fellow of the British Institute of Homeopathy.
The Fellowship of the British Institute of Homeopathy was introduced in 1990. It is conferred on the personal recommendation of the Patron, William Tankard-Hahnemann, thus establishing a link between the Fellow and his great great grandfather, Samuel Hahnemann.
The Fellowship is a prestigious award, conferring not only many privileges, but a membership of a worldwide fraternity of over 11,000 graduates and students of the British Institute.
The recipient must demonstrate a high level of competence, integrity and a commitment to the practice of the Healing Art at the discretion of the Council.

Dip HFR – Advanced Diploma in Health Food Retailing
The Advanced Diploma is a twelve module examination based course extending over three years.
Successful completion ensures a sound understanding not only of how all systems of the body function and inter relate but an appreciation of nutrition, herbal remedies, special dietary needs, sports nutrition, and a thorough knowledge of foods and their importance and content.

F Ins HFR – Fellow of the Institute of Health Food Retailers.
A very special award which Trish was delighted to receive personally from the industry.
Presented in recognition of many years actively campaigning and promoting the cause and benefits of natural medicine -often defending natural medicine rigorously from the vigorous onslaught of the pharmaceutical industry.

MBCS – British Computer Society professional membership
This qualification is gained via examination entry and is recognised as being equivalent to BSc(Hons). Industry recognised professional IT standards and relates to Trish’s initial computer industry career prior to entering the world of natural medicine.

CITP – Chartered IT Professional
Achieving Chartered status represents commitment and professionalism within the management level of the computer industry. A respected academic achievement which reflects the commitment to high standards sought and given within a professional career.

LCPH- Licentiate of the London College of Homeopathy.
Professional four year homeopathic training to achieve registered practitioner Licentiate level.

RS Hom – Registered Member of the Society of Homeopath
This is the largest professional register and the letters RSHom indicate that the recipient is a fully qualified Homeopath, registered and comprehensively insured. Patients therefore have the reassurance that that they are dealing with a responsible healthcare professional governed by a strict Code of Ethics and Practice.

MHMA – Registered Member of the Homeopathic Medical Association.
This is the second largest professional Homeopathic registering body. Membership of this register indicated by the use of the letters MHMA again provides reassurance for the patient as to the high standard of treatment provided and will enable you to seek homeopathic treatment with complete confidence. In the same manner as to the Society of Homeopath membership entry - all HMA members have been individually interviewed and under gone extensive case work assessment to have demonstrated their clinical expertise and knowledge of homeopathy to the satisfaction of the HMA's Council.
Registered homeopaths are bound by the HMA's code of ethics, professional conduct and standards of practice. The purpose of the Register is to protect the public by accrediting only practitioners who meet these standards.
 

FBIH – Fellow of the British Institute of Homeopathy.
The Fellowship of the British Institute of Homeopathy was introduced in 1990. It is conferred on the personal recommendation of the Patron, William Tankard-Hahnemann, thus establishing a link between the Fellow and his great great grandfather, Samuel Hahnemann.
The Fellowship is a prestigious award, conferring not only many privileges, but a membership of a worldwide fraternity of over 11,000 graduates and students of the British Institute.
The recipient must demonstrate a high level of competence, integrity and a commitment to the practice of the Healing Art at the discretion of the Council.

Dip HFR – Advanced Diploma in Health Food Retailing
The Advanced Diploma is a twelve module examination based course extending over three years.
Successful completion ensures a sound understanding not only of how all systems of the body function and inter relate but an appreciation of nutrition, herbal remedies, special dietary needs, sports nutrition, and a thorough knowledge of foods and their importance and content.

F Ins HFR – Fellow of the Institute of Health Food Retailers.
A very special award which Trish was delighted to receive personally from the industry.
Presented in recognition of many years actively campaigning and promoting the cause and benefits of natural medicine -often defending natural medicine rigorously from the vigorous onslaught of the pharmaceutical industry.

MBCS – British Computer Society professional membership
This qualification is gained via examination entry and is recognised as being equivalent to BSc(Hons). Industry recognised professional IT standards and relates to Trish’s initial computer industry career prior to entering the world of natural medicine.

CITP – Chartered IT Professional
Achieving Chartered status represents commitment and professionalism within the management level of the computer industry. A respected academic achievement which reflects the commitment to high standards sought and given within a professional career.

Pricing

• New patients (1 Hour) £50
• Follow Up (45 Minutes) £40

• All appointment charges include homeopathic medication costs.
• If appointments run longer there may be an additional charge as therapists pay room hire by the hour.

Availability
Every Tuesday morning

Pricing

• New patients (1 Hour) £50
• Follow Up (45 Minutes) £40

• All appointment charges include homeopathic medication costs.
• If appointments run longer there may be an additional charge as therapists pay room hire by the hour.

Availability
Every Tuesday morning