Homeopathy in the UK

…is governed by a different legal principle than in many other countries. This allows for non medically qualified practitioners, who outnumber the medical ones here. In most other countries, homeopathy is practised only by qualified doctors. While some UK doctors practise a little homeopathy, relatively few do it full time. Some of these are in the NHS homeopathic hospitals (which require a GP referral) and a few like myself work privately.
The Faculty of Homeopathy is the contact point for doctor homeopaths. The equivalent body for non medically qualified homeopaths is the Society of Homeopaths, although there are several other bodies with lower entry criteria..

London homeopaths

…work in two main ways; classical and ‘complex/local/combination’ homeopathy. Classical homeopaths are concerned to get to the bottom of things and go for cure rather than be content with the short termism of suppressing symptoms. They are the markswomen (most are!) of homeopathy. Non classical prescribers use approaches that can be more easily effective if done well although their effect is shallower if not. Non classical methods tend to take a more medical approach. Some practitioners, myself included, combine both techniques, being guided by the case in front of them.

How to find a homeopath in London

I suggest following a word of mouth trail, based on good things you may have heard from someone else. If you have nowhere to start, try the Faculty or Society, depending on whether you want a doctor or not (remembering that only a few doctors do it full time). It is always a good idea to have a quick phone chat with a new practitioner if you are unsure about committing.