BIO

For many years, Madeleine was dedicated to supporting her own health and that of her family through natural approaches whenever possible. When an unexpected and profound episode of depression required her to seek external support, she remained committed to avoiding prescription medications and their potential side effects. This led her to work with an exceptional homeopath whose care resulted in a range of positive outcomes, including sustained long-term wellness and prevention of relapse. This transformative experience sparked Madeleine’s desire to further explore and understand homeopathy.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Toronto, with a Specialist focus in Human Learning, and believes this academic foundation strongly supported the keen observation, critical thinking, and individualized approach essential to the practice of homeopathy. She enrolled at the Canadian College of Homeopathic Medicine (CCHM) and graduated in 2015 as part of the first officially recognized class of Certified Homeopaths of Ontario (CHO). In 2018, she became a member of the Ontario Homeopathic Medical Association (OHMA).

Madeleine looks forward to actively promoting homeopathy through her work with the OHMA and firmly believes that, in today’s evolving health-care landscape—where more individuals are seeking effective treatments with minimal side effects—homeopathy has an important and rightful place within high-quality complementary health care.