Anddd we're back! The podcast took a little hermit hiatus (2/4 profile here for those of you into Human Design) but when Kathleen Scheible reached out to me after hearing my episode with Roland Guenther I knew that I wanted to invite her on the show. I have been following Kathleen's work for about a year now after hearing her on the Queer Spirit podcast. What really struck me about Kathleen was her dedication to her local community. In a time where things are increasingly digital and disconnected, Kathleen grounds us back in reality that there are very real problems that homeopathy can help to solve in our immediate vicinity.
Kathleen is a Classical Homeopath in the Bernal Heights neighborhood in San Francisco. She specializes in helping people heal from physical, emotional, and trans-generational trauma in the many ways that people can experience its after-effects. This includes chronic cognition and memory issues, depression, anxiety, behavioral issues in children, headaches and other pain especially after a head injury / traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Not only has she served the elderly community through the Bernal Heights Neighborhood Association, she also partnered with the Integrative Healers Action Network to help those affected by traumatic wildfires in California. She also has a free homeopathic clinic twice monthly at Community Well.
In this episode we discuss Kathleen's homeopathic origin story and how she went from being an engineer to a classical homeopath.
We discuss how we can bring homeopathy to a larger population and serve our communities at a local and national level. We highlight the efficacy of homeopathy in treating trauma - both acute trauma and chronic trauma - and how the nervous system plays a role in care. We also touch on how homeopathy can meet the person where they are at. There are so many issues that homeopathy can effectively address from acute shock, to ear infections, to depression and anxiety, to chronic conditions such as autoimmunity, GERD, and chronic pain.
The take away from this episode, though, is that there is always hope and that the human spirit is incredibly resilient. No matter what challenges lie before us, there are supportive tools that we can reach for that aid in our growth and evolution and strengthen our resolve.
Find Kathleen Scheible:
https://www.bernalhomeopathy.com/
@bernalhomeopathy on Instagram