Finding Health & Happiness

Happiness does not always land on your front door step. Finding ways to make our lives happier, will indefinitely lead to a more fulfilling life. If our health is suffering though, it can be hard to see the bright side of things or to head out to do things we love.

Homeopathy can help balance our health and our lives. From chronic colds, trouble sleeping, terrible PMS, past trauma or even breast cancer, finding the remedy that is best suited for your individual case can allow you to heal and to feel better on a daily basis.

When you feel well, you can do your job, be part of your family, and show up however you need to show up. When you are healthy, you can make the space to be happy. When we just can’t seem to get off the couch to head outdoors even though we know we will feel good afterward, or if we just can’t seem to drag ourselves away from our desks to have lunch with friends, or whatever the case (you know you’re in here too!) we can think of homeopathy to restore balance to our bodies and help us show up as our true selves.

These are three common women’s remedies to think of when we find ourselves dragging along:

• Sepia: Thought of for feelings of indifference, especially toward family and friends, irritable & easily offended.
• Pulsatilla: Temperament is mild and gentle, but can be quick to anger. Tears come easily, inclined to silent grief.
• Calcarea Carbonica: Can be used for feeling jaded, mentally or physically due to overwork or overwhelm. Can also feel fearful or apprehensive.

If you are interested in chatting more about how to best support your health, email Erin Crawford, Registered Homeopath at hello@erincrawford.ca to book a complimentary call to learn about she can help you feel better.

_{Homeopathy is a very individualized form of medicine, so if you feel like you don’t align with one of these remedies, there is another one out there that can help you! This remedy information is provided for educational purposes only and should not be used as a means to treat and/or diagnose any condition or ailment. Please seek the help of a qualified professional and ensure that you are visiting your primary care physician if symptoms persist or worsen.}