Hello September - It’s back to school time
It’s back to school time, jumpers, wellies, leaves, scarves, soft misty morning with dazzling palettes of golden colours.
As summer is drawing close, September is slowly marking the beginning of Autumn. There's one big question...
How are you and your kids feeling about going back to school?
Are they feeling excited or anxious?
Going back to school can be fun time for some but also equally rather daunting for others, especially if your child is starting at a new school, or beginning school for the first time. You can solve back to school acute anxiety with homeopathy very effectively.
Below is a list of the 3 most commonly used remedies to help you handle it:
Aconite
- Sudden intense ailments from fright
- Anxiety and restlessness with possible dizziness
- Unquenchable thirst
Argentul Nitricum
- Impulsive, fearful and nervous
- Time passes slowly
- Anticipatory anxiety
Pulsatilla
- Clingy and tearful
- Needs lot of reassurance
- Better for cuddles and company
The treatment is based on a complete evaluation of the child’s symptom pattern and intensity of symptoms. For homeopathy, every case is an individual case and the medicine is decided on these individual symptoms.
Although severe or chronic anxiety needs a consultation with a professional Homeopath, if your child is worrying unduly about starting school this year, or about an exam, test or performance, then Homeopathy may be an easy solution.
How was your child’s first day back at school today?
If you would like individualised support to start your healing journey, book in for a free 15 min introduction chat or email me at lucie.wrench@gmail.com
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