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Challenging Children: Success With Homeopathy

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"Challenging Children: Success with homeopathy" is a collection of stories about kids with health and behaviour problems, who have successfully been helped with homeopathic medicine. The stories have been gathered from all around Australia and that's what inspired the book in the first place. The author, Linlee Jordan, wanted everyone to hear about the kids from all the corners of our continent (eg: Cairns, Perth and Tasmania) who had been treated with homeopathy and it banished their eczema, allergies, asthma, anger, sleep problems, tantrums and ADHD symptoms etc.

Teachers, parents and health practitioners will benefit from reading the book because they will understand how to get the best out of homeopathy. The book took more than 3 years to write because each case had to be peer reviewed and have a one year follow up before it could be published.

It was a delight to see the cover of the book once it had been published because the cover is a collation of drawings from the kids themselves. Many of the kids are wonderful, powerful little people in their own right and they chose which drawings could be used. They also sometimes chose their own pseudo-name to go with their case.

The book is a celebration of seeing sometimes difficult-to-handle childhood behaviour as a positive challenge, which means there can be a learning exercise involved and a welcome outcome. A quote by Noela Evens from inside the book says: "Challenge is a dragon with a gift in it's mouth. Tame the dragon and the gift is yours." Homeopathy helps children tame their own dragon and bring out their best.

The book has also been translated into German.

220 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

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About the author

Linlee Jordan

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Linlee Jordan is a homeopath who is in daily practice at the Harbord Homeopathic Clinic, at Brookvale, on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Her work is with families and their children, in maintaining health with natural and wholistic medicine. Children who have been using homeopathy their whole life who first attended the clinic as babies are now turning 20 years old, and here is the good news: they may have used an antibiotic only once in their lives; had to use panadol rarely; know how to manage a fever in a natural way and they are very articulate about their symptoms and their life.

Having authored “Challenging Children: Success with Homeopathy”, Linlee has experience in helping families to manage their child’s health and behaviour. She uses a practical approach blending nutritional advice with carefully chosen homeopathic and natural medicines.

Her background as a Registered Nurse with a Masters degree in Health Sciences Education has been drawn on to author the book and parents who read "Challenging children" will understand how to get the best out of homeopathy for their child.

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February 17, 2013
Challenging Children is a great compilation of Homeopathy success stories around Australia specifically of the problems of kids. If you didn't know much about Homeopathy and you wanted to find out if you and/or your kids could benefit from using homeopathy, then this is the book to read.
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March 21, 2013
I received this book as a Goodreads winner. I found this book really interesting. I didn't know much about Homeopathy to begin with but through reading this book and doing a little research on my own I feel like I've got a good understanding of it now. As a person who is interested in watching medical t.v. shows and reading medical case studies, this book held my attention every time I picked it up to read.
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