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Homeopathy
This organisation represents professional homeopaths in the UK and has a useful online directory of registered practitioners. There are also some good explanatory leaflets, covering issues such as how it works, training and using homeopathy during pregnancy.
Although the home page doesn't look that appealing, if you explore further there are some great resources hiding underneath. What's more, they're organised by country, so you can find the information most applicable to you. For those wanting to discuss homeopathy in detail, there's a friendly chat room and discussion forum.
UK organisation that was established in 1985 for qualified professional homeopaths. There's some handy information in the FAQ section, particularly for those new to the therapy, plus there's a searchable online directory so you can find a homeopath in your area.
Homeopath Roger Hadden provides explanations of some of the common remedies and the symptoms they're used to treat, alongside details about Bach Flower remedies.
This online guide to homeopathy has a nifty remedy finder, where you enter your symptoms, answer a few questions and, voila, gain a possible remedy suggestion.
Produced by the British Homeopathic Association, the site has details about The Case for Homeopathy (why it's good and how it can help you), the Faculty of Homeopathy, which regulates the therapy, and the association itself.
This is the organisation that represents homeopathy in Europe. There site is split into sections for homeopaths and interested members of the public, and the later offers a useful insight into homeopathy.
