Penny Rowe

I have a long history of working in health, working as a nurse and midwife in several countries where I often worked with indigenous communities. Moving into homeopathy for me was a natural progression to a gentler form of healing. I have been a practising homeopath for over twenty years and love to see how it helps people. I have also worked as a volunteer at many big festivals treating people for acute ailments. I was involved in a homeopathy project in Botswana for eight years and went out several times to run clinics and help train the locals to become homeopaths. It was deeply satisfying. I had always had an interest in Bowen Therapy and five years ago I completed my training. Bowen is a gentle yet effective therapy, it involves moves over muscles to help the body regain balance. It complements homeopathy well. Most people also love the relaxing effect of the treatment which facilitates healing. Bowen can be very effective for sports injuries and helps the body readjust ater the stresses and strains of everyday life.