The Drive: What challenges have you overcome?
The biggest challenge has been dealing with negativity and skepticism. Homeopathy is still relatively unknown in the Western world, and unfortunately, the media does its best to cast it in a negative light. And so dealing with the layperson was very challenging. The sad thing is that people are not aware that they can take charge of their health, or aware of the damage pharmaceuticals can cause. A lot of my time is spent on education and raising awareness, which I feel is an important part of my mission.
For Better or Worse: What are the pros and cons of running your own business?
Paperwork and taxes are always fun – said no one ever! In some ways, there is no better time to be in business than right now, due to technology and the ability to streamline systems. Everything you need to know is right there at your fingertips. The hardest part is learning it all! What I like about being in business is that it’s a growing experience and there’s no limit to how far you can go, unlike many jobs where you’re just working to pay the bills.
Hopes and Dreams: What’s next?
This year has been huge for me so far, with lots in the pipeline. I’ve joined an international platform for homeopaths called Ask24/7 Homeopathy, which allows people from all around the world to access acute homeopathic consultation 24/7, should they need it. I have also joined forces with a bunch of homeopaths globally, with a special interest in treating children with ADHD. In the next couple of months, I will be hosting some special interest webinars: easing emotional meltdowns in ADHD children; healing baby eczema; spotting the first signs of vaccine damage; and trouble sleeping. There will also be some workshops like first response, where we cover everything from collapse, to overdose, to shock, burns, stings, etc; Pregnancy and baby – covering mastitis; postnatal depression, colic and teething, to name just a few. There will also be a family one, which will cover coughs, colds, flus and tummy troubles, etc.
Visit pamandrewshomeopath.com to find out more about the services she offers, or email info@pamandrewshomeopath.com with any questions. You can also follow her on Facebook and join her Homeopathic Support for ADHD Facebook group.
