Throwback Thursday Ep 196: The TRIAD Method - with Hilary Fairclough
Homeopathy Hangout with Eugénie KrügerShow Notes
Curious to learn more about the Triad Method and the impact it has had on the world of homeopathy? Join renowned UK homeopath Hilary Faircloth as she shares her personal journey and the story behind the development of her transformative Triad Method. Hear about her groundbreaking work in Botswana through the Maun Homeopathy Project, where she and a team of more than 40 volunteer homeopaths worked with thousands of people affected by HIV, AIDS, and other complex health challenges. Hilary also shares some of the remarkable stories and outcomes documented in her book, offering a powerful glimpse into the work, dedication, and experiences that shaped this extraordinary project.
Episode Highlights: 02:03 - The turning point: How homeopathy reshaped my perspective 04:19 - A magical accident: How I ended up in Botswana 05:35 - The elephant story 12:35 - Unveiling the African understanding of health and spirituality 19:12 - Introducing the Triad Method: A revolutionary approach to Homeopathy 24:57 - Beyond Remedies: The power of intentions and healing space 27:01 - Healing beyond the physical 28:51 - The birth of the River School of Homeopathy 35:07 - The importance of teamwork
About my guest: Hilary Fairclough is a dedicated homeopath with over 25 years of experience, driven by her profound understanding of the limitations of conventional medicine through her work in the NHS. Witnessing the suffering of individuals with chronic illnesses due to the side effects of conventional treatments, Hilary sought a system of medicine that prioritized holistic well-being and embraced the profound experience of illness. This led her to discover homeopathy, a discipline that resonated deeply with her personal philosophy. After training at the London College of Classical Homeopathy, Hilary became a registered member of the Alliance of Registered Homeopaths, where she upholds their Code of Ethics and engages in regular professional supervision. With a background in sociology and nursing, including specializations in community nursing, palliative cancer care, and bereavement counseling, Hilary brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her practice. She founded and directed The Maun Homeopathy Project, a charity providing free homeopathic outreach clinics for people living with HIV and AIDS in Botswana. Hilary's dedication and achievements in the field of homeopathy have been recognized with the Society of Homeopath's "Outstanding Achievement Award." Currently, she divides her time between treating clients and serving as the Assistant Director of the River School of Homeopathy, where she imparts her experience and passion to shape the future generation of homeopathic practitioners. Hilary practices homeopathy as both a science and an art, utilizing her extensive knowledge and intuition to provide personalized and compassionate care to her clients, creating a safe and nurturing space for healing and growth.
Find out more about HilaryWebsite: https://hilaryfairclough.com/ Email: [email protected]
To learn more about the River School of Homeopathy, please visit their website at https://www.riverschoolofhomeopathy.org
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