Annie Heath studied for four years on the Licentiate programme with the cutting-edge College of Practical Homeopathy in North London. She is a fully-qualified and licensed homeopath, registered with the Complementary Medical Association.

She chose homeopathy as a career because she wants to be able to help people regain power over the health and homeopathy is one of the best ways to do so - as it helps you understand the mind-body connection so that you can get to the cause of your problem, not merely treat the symptoms.

Annie founded a low-cost clinic in Richmond, and now divides her time between her new practice in Harley Street, London, and her Brighton practice.

Since becoming pregnant and having her first child, Jacob, in 2006, in her general clinic she has become particularly interested in treating women with hormonal issues - be it puberty, pregnancy or menopause. The female body is a beautiful and carefully balanced thing and helping women bring their hormones, their bodies, and ultimately their self esteem back into balance is a very rewarding part of the job for her.

Now that she has a child the ability to use acute remedies has become even more important and beneficial! With the clinic she hope to help fellow Brighton parents and their children!

Annie's approach is professional yet very relaxed, she is very easy to talk to, and her prescribing style is creative and bold.

Testimonials:

'After several nights without sleep because my baby son was teething, my work was suffering and I was at breaking point. When I saw Annie I didn't expect miracles but he slept through 'til 7am which was his best night ever and I recommend Annie to all my friends.'
Robyn Lees-West, 3 October 2007

[between the date of the quote above and those below, Annie was on maternity leave]

'hi Annie. Just to let you know Ofsted arrived yesterday and we've passed. I couldn't have done it without your wonderful emotional support. Thank you'
Natalie Gendre, Brighton, 22 June 2006

'Thank you for helping me with my eczema . I feel much better now.”
Kai Gendre, aged 6, Brighton, June 2006

'Thanks again for all your help, I am feeling really brilliant - it's as though I've got back to the real me. I just wanted to say thanks for helping me along on my journey over the last year. Things continue to move forward and I'm excited about the future. When I think back to a year ago when I first started seeing you I can see how far I've come.'
Dr P Taylor, Brighton, April 2006