Meet the Heath Homeopath
Hello, I’m Danielle Abramov.
Originally from Canada and fluent in English, French and Hebrew, I’ve lived in London since 1984, setting up home and homeopathy practice in leafy Hampstead Garden Suburb, North West London. I’m a keen networker, lover of travel and proud mother of triplets.
I’m committed to homeopathy because it treats the person as a whole without the side effects of conventional medicine. And that’s what I’m all about – restoring health naturally.
I love my work and take a friendly and practical approach. I enjoy getting to know patients, working with them towards improving their health and offering a real alternative to or support for conventional treatment.
Homeopathy Training and Experience
My homeopathic journey started with an evening course for parents at the local school on first aid and homeopathy for children’s ailments, wanting to support my children more naturally. When my children were older, I completed the 4 year licentiate training at the Purton House School of Homeopathy then completed a BSc in Homeopathy in 2009 at The Centre for Homeopathic Education (CHE), Middlesex University.
I’m a member of the Alliance of Registered Homeopaths.
Keen to develop through learning as well as practice, I regularly attend courses and seminars to benefit from the knowledge of respected homeopaths like Louis Klein, Massimo Mangialavori and Dr. Farokh Master.
During my studies I spent two weeks in a homeopathic college in Tamil Nadu, South India, where homeopathy is regarded as on a par with conventional medicine. I attended numerous clinics run by Indian homeopathic doctors where conditions treated ranged from children’s ailments to gynaecological issues including severe heart and lung diseases.
‘Homeopathy cures a greater percentage of cases than any other method of treatment. Homeopathy is the latest and refined method of treating patients economically and non-violently.’
Mahatma Gandhi
The Bush Homeopaths – Complementary Health Therapy in the Third World
In 2010, alongside my colleague Sameena Azam, I travelled to The Gambia to offer homeopathic support in remote communities. From 2010 to 2013, I worked with The Bush Homeopaths, a UK-registered charity providing free homeopathic treatment to communities in need across The Gambia, West Africa.
We worked in simple outdoor settings, often under trees, treating hundreds of people with a wide range of conditions. Access to healthcare was extremely limited, yet the warmth and resilience of the people we met left a lasting impression.
We returned several times, gradually expanding our work and beginning to share basic homeopathic knowledge within the community.