Harbord Homeopathic Clinic

Harbord Homeopathic Clinic Harbord Homeopathic Clinic. Family health care with natural medicine. Homeopathy is a natural medicine for everybody - at any stage of life.

Our family focused approach means that we welcome mums and dads, grandparents, young adults and teenagers. Our clinic includes the Harbord Homeopathic Children's Clinic. The team at the Harbord Homeopathic Clinic co-operate in the care of each person. The team is highly skilled and experienced, so you can feel confident in consulting any of us at any time, particularly in acute situations like earaches, teething and fevers. Through this practice we have earned an extensive reputation in the management of childhood health problems, and are recommended by natural therapies associations, doctors, midwives and chiropractors. Our approach allows every person to benefit from care tailored to their unique characteristics and temperament, and views the person as an active participant in their consult and path back to health. We create an environment that encourages health decisions based on informed choices. We also integrate wholistic principles with a sound knowledge of medical sciences and a common sense grounded approach.

21/10/2025

Starts Tuesday 11th November - Book Your Space here https://aurumproject.org.au/events/ #!event/2025/11/11/nurtured-beginnings-a-compassionate-circle-for-mums-of-newborns

We’ve seen just how important it is to feel supported and connected during this time, which is why we’ve created these g...
13/10/2025

We’ve seen just how important it is to feel supported and connected during this time, which is why we’ve created these gentle, nurturing sessions especially for expecting and mums of little ones 🌿

💛 Learn more and Book in here: https://hhcc.com.au/nurtured-beginnings/

Feel free to share with anyone who might benefit.

Nurtured Beginnings is a safe, welcoming space designed to support you—your emotions, your questions, and your inner strength.

Paracetamol is all over the news
03/10/2025

Paracetamol is all over the news

When the US President announces that pregnant women should “Stop taking Tylenol” (acetaminophen in the US, also known as paracetamol in Australia) one would imagine that the world would listen. It did listen, then an astonishing backlash occurred; the world’s public health officials responded ...

A special gift for new parents making natural alternatives a little easier to get on top of
01/10/2025

A special gift for new parents making natural alternatives a little easier to get on top of

Do we really need Paracetamol (Panadol) for every ache or fever?

Research shows that while Paracetamol is considered safe when used properly, it’s not without risks. Concerns have been raised about links to asthma, allergies, and even neurodevelopmental issues—especially with prenatal exposure. Children with liver issues, certain genetic traits, or a family history of asthma may be more sensitive.

The key takeaway: don’t give it “just in case.” Save it for when the benefits truly outweigh the risks. Low-grade fevers and mild discomfort usually don’t require medication. Talk to your homeopath.

Instead of automatically reaching for paracetamol, remember that homeopathy offers many gentle, individualised options to support your child’s health without unnecessary risks.

Here's a great little book that explains what to do with a fever instead of giving Paracetamol
https://hhcc.com.au/store/Treat-Your-Child-Yourself-A-Parents-Guide-to-Drug-Free-Solutions-for-Common-Complaints-3rd-Edition-Gamble-p11136655

We're so pleased to be offering these compassionate, supportive sessions designed especially for expecting and new mums....
23/09/2025

We're so pleased to be offering these compassionate, supportive sessions designed especially for expecting and new mums.

If you or someone you know would love to feel more supported, connected, and nurtured during this special journey, we’d love for you to join us.

🌿 Learn more: https://hhcc.com.au/nurtured-beginnings/

Please feel free to share with anyone who might benefit 💛

Harbord Homeopathic Clinic Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Bioresonance, IV Vitamins, Play Therapy & Nutrition Book an Appointment For 35 years, our clinic has been recommended by local doctors,

If you are a mum who has been told that breastfeeding will ruin your child’s teeth, you are not alone. So what actually ...
16/09/2025

If you are a mum who has been told that breastfeeding will ruin your child’s teeth, you are not alone.

So what actually causes tooth decay in babies and toddlers?
Tooth decay happens when several factors come together...
https://hhcc.com.au/breastfeeding-tooth-decay/

Echinacea is well known as a herb to be taken if you get the flu. But here's a reminder that you can get it as a homeopa...
26/08/2025

Echinacea is well known as a herb to be taken if you get the flu. But here's a reminder that you can get it as a homeopathic remedy and then the indications for it are feeling:
- cranky, irritable, depressed, hates being contradicted
- prone to getting a dull headache
- HSC study fatigue and exhaustion
- unable to concentrate properly because their whole head feels dull
- eyes ache when reading. “It tires me dreadfully to hold a book and read.”
- speak slowly and definitely would feel worse after trying to make an effort and exert themselves.

In 1902, Dr John Henry Clarke said that the person who will benefit from homeopathic Echinacea felt that “Drowsiness was a very marked feature” of their problem. Their symptoms were worse after eating; in the evening and after physical or mental exertion (studying). They felt better by lying down, and by rest. They were also chilly and sensitive to cold air.

The most interesting and little known way to use Homeopathic Echinacea is for HSC study fatigue and exhaustion after students have over-used their brain, and they find themselves in a space where they just can hardly think let alone study. This makes sense when we know that a well known use of the remedy is for chronic fatigue. It might be helpful in this transition time for teenagers who say they can’t “get their act together” and feel especially worse in the afternoon. Straight from the homeopathic proving comes the exhausted feeling of not being capable and “Can’t accomplish anything”.

If you have a first aid homeopathy kit you could add Echinacea 30c to it. When used for HSC study fatigue you could use Echinacea 30c three times a day for three days as a general rule of thumb. However, if the fatigue is of a more chronic nature then seeking a consult with a homeopathic practitioner is a wise decision given that there are many great fatigue remedies to differentiate it from.

The Echinacea plants in my garden are urging me to connect with them so they can give away their healing story. They thrive off helping others. They yell loudly, “Come over here, I’ve got som

24/08/2025

Latest research highlights a strong link between magnesium depletion and depression.

A study of over 13,000 US adults found that for each one-point increase in the Magnesium Depletion Score (MDS), the odds of having depression rose by 13%.
Magnesium plays a key role in stress regulation and neurotransmitter balance, yet traditional tests like serum magnesium don’t always reveal deficiency. This research suggests that identifying and addressing magnesium depletion could be an important step in preventing and managing depression.

💬 Have you ever tried magnesium supplementation for mood support? Share your experience in the comments.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://mindd.org/research/10-3389-fpubh-2024-1486434/

16/08/2025

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110/20-22 Dale Street
Sydney, NSW
2100

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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