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Sarah Penrose has studied and practiced homeopathy since 2005. Examples of Sarah’s extensive clinical experience, work and outcomes have been featured online: Autism and respiratory complaints - a three-year case progression; Chronic cystitis - with follow up after five years; Epstein Barr virus, fibromyalgia & headaches; and, Helicobacter pylori induced symptoms. Sarah lives in Karratha, Western Australia, where she has been in practice for a decade.
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Sarah Penrose, 2019
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Sarah, a registrant with the Australian Register of Homeopaths and professional member of the Australian Homeopathic Association, has published two papers; Insomnia, Candida Parapsilosis and other Nosocomial Infections, a Levels of Health case analysis (1), and Drugs, Dysbiosis and the Bowel Nosodes, examining nine cases of resolved gut disturbance (2).
As a member of The Aurum Project, Australia’s peak body for homeopathy research, Sarah is currently involved in designing research protocol to examine the role of homeopathy in urinary tract infection, and with Dr. Sujata Naik's molluscum contagiosum research collaboration. Sarah’s clinic contributed over sixty individual clinical submissions to The First Survey of Homeopathy (3), and participated in the recent survey Barriers to the conduct and application of research among complementary medicine professions in Australia and New Zealand (4).
Expansion of results driven professional Australian homeopathic practice is a passion of Sarah’s who, as an endorsed mentor, offers a ten-week practice creation program for graduate or returning homeopaths who fulfil certain criteria. Studying for her third qualification in homeopathy Sarah is a student of the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, the only post graduate homeopathic medicine course adopted by several medical universities from around the world.
As a member of The Aurum Project, Australia’s peak body for homeopathy research, Sarah is currently involved in designing research protocol to examine the role of homeopathy in urinary tract infection, and with Dr. Sujata Naik's molluscum contagiosum research collaboration. Sarah’s clinic contributed over sixty individual clinical submissions to The First Survey of Homeopathy (3), and participated in the recent survey Barriers to the conduct and application of research among complementary medicine professions in Australia and New Zealand (4).
Expansion of results driven professional Australian homeopathic practice is a passion of Sarah’s who, as an endorsed mentor, offers a ten-week practice creation program for graduate or returning homeopaths who fulfil certain criteria. Studying for her third qualification in homeopathy Sarah is a student of the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, the only post graduate homeopathic medicine course adopted by several medical universities from around the world.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (2:1) Homeopathy. Centre for Homeopathic Education / Middlesex University, London. 2021.
Diploma Homeopathy. Bay of Plenty College of Homeopathy, New Zealand. 2010.
Certificate IV Mental Health. WA Primary Health Alliance, Western Australia. 2020.
Certificate Homeobotanical Therapy. The Naturopathic College of New Zealand. 2010.
Certificate Nutrition. The Naturopathic College of New Zealand. 2005.
Roles & Affiliations
Endorsed Mentor, Australian Homeopathic Association (AHA), 2018
Book Review Coordinator, AHA, 2018
Member, The Aurum Project, 2016
Professional Member, AHA, 2012
Registrant, Australian Register of Homeopaths (AROH), 2012
References
1. Penrose, S. 2021. Insomnia, Candida Parapsilosis and other Nosocomial Infections – A Levels of Health Case Analysis. Similia, The Australian Journal of Homeopathic Medicine. 34, 1; 41 - 46. Hobart. The Australian Homeopathic Association.
2. Penrose, S. 2019. Drugs, Dysbiosis and the Bowel Nosodes. Similia, The Australian Journal of Homeopathic Medicine, 31 (1), 12-18. Hobart. The Australian Homeopathic Association.
3. Salter, CJ., Brodie, G., Jordan, L., Mattiolo, L., Manning, A., Bhouraskar, S., Levy, D. 2020. Sustaining Homeopathy in Australia: Results and Analysis of First National Practice Survey. Similia, The Australian Journal of Homeopathic Medicine. 32, 1; 23 - 29. Hobart. The Australian Homeopathic Association.
4. Veziari, Y., Kumar, S., Leach, M. 2021. Barriers to the conduct and application of research among complementary and alternative medicine professions in Australia and New Zealand: A cross-sectional survey. Complementary Therapies in Medicine [online]. Volume 60, 102752. Available from https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0965229921000935.
1. Penrose, S. 2021. Insomnia, Candida Parapsilosis and other Nosocomial Infections – A Levels of Health Case Analysis. Similia, The Australian Journal of Homeopathic Medicine. 34, 1; 41 - 46. Hobart. The Australian Homeopathic Association.
2. Penrose, S. 2019. Drugs, Dysbiosis and the Bowel Nosodes. Similia, The Australian Journal of Homeopathic Medicine, 31 (1), 12-18. Hobart. The Australian Homeopathic Association.
3. Salter, CJ., Brodie, G., Jordan, L., Mattiolo, L., Manning, A., Bhouraskar, S., Levy, D. 2020. Sustaining Homeopathy in Australia: Results and Analysis of First National Practice Survey. Similia, The Australian Journal of Homeopathic Medicine. 32, 1; 23 - 29. Hobart. The Australian Homeopathic Association.
4. Veziari, Y., Kumar, S., Leach, M. 2021. Barriers to the conduct and application of research among complementary and alternative medicine professions in Australia and New Zealand: A cross-sectional survey. Complementary Therapies in Medicine [online]. Volume 60, 102752. Available from https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0965229921000935.
