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Nicole Schubert-Nicolas

Nicole Schubert-Nicolas

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My name is Nicole Schubert-Nicolas and I am a homeopath registered with the Society of Homeopaths.

I was born and grew up in Berlin, Germany and have been calling London my home for almost 20 years.

As is so often the case, the path to becoming a homeopath did not lead me in a straight line, but rather in a spiral: After finishing my university education, I enjoyed working on a London trading floor for almost five years, subsequently enjoyed being a full-time mother of 3, then became passionate about nutrition and well-being and co-founded a fermented drinks business with two friends, until completing a Higher Diploma Course in the Art and Science of Homeopathy.

I have not looked back since!

Life with Homoepathy

I discovered homeopathy in my twenties when looking to address the issues underlying my chronic hay-fever. A few years later, homeopathy was a great companion during my pregnancy, especially by manoeuvring me through the realities of working in the demanding environment of a London trading floor.

In my thirties, homeopathy supported me through a (quite literally) painful period of grief after a loss in my family. Homeopathy has taught me to appreciate physical symptoms as subtle clues my body is presenting me with to help me get better. I welcome those signposts now, mindfully and with appreciation.

Maintaining the Balance

Thus, I have also learned to love the secret world of friendly bacteria all around us, which supports us and our immune system in such subtle, but fundamental ways. I believe, we all want to live in harmony with our environment and ourselves.
Nevertheless, we do get stuck sometimes, be it because of a difficult personal situation, our history or heritage, or simply because it can be a struggle to keep up with this modern world we live in. On those occasions, homeopathy has the power to bring us back into balance, so we can regain the flexibility for adapting to our circumstances and be free.

A source of Strength

On a most fundamental level, homeopathy still today is to me a teacher, a friend and a continuous source of strength for my other half and me on our quest to raise 3 happy and healthy children. On this adventure, we have come across many challenges so far: high fevers, slow and painful teethingnight terrors, recurring coughs and coldshay fever and other allergieseczemaverrucasparasitesgrowing pains, head injuriesboils/ulcersanxieties, etc. and I am sure we will continue to learn and be amazed by what teenage and middle age will have in store for us – coming soon!

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Join us for this New Moon Solstice Wise Women Weekender at Moon Women’s Health (63 Chetwynd Road, NW5 1BX). On Friday evening, Desiree Diaz holds sacred space at the New Moon Women’s Healing & Meditation Circle. You will experience feeling heard and seen as you set your intentions for the month - focusing on manifesting the life that you want and connecting with other women to help your manifestation become even stronger – ONLY 1 SPACE LEFT. On Saturday afternoon, Chi Chong invites us to honour the longest and darkest night of the year, with the Winter Solstice New Moon Circle - with grounding breath and meditation, followed a restorative yoga practice, allowing the body to soften and the nervous system to settle into deep rest and quiet renewal. On Sunday afternoon, Assiya Shalabayeva creates an atmosphere of warmth and acceptance, for us to speak from the heart — or to simply listen — as we explore what’s real for us in this moment of our lives. You may come seeking clarity, or connection, or to simply to sit among women and feel the strength of shared truth. You can find more details and book via the link in our bio.8 hours ago
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Are you a new Mama or Parent (the first 2 years counts!) then this is for you... This Tuesday (16th) you'll find the FREE New Mama & Parent One-stop Drop-in at: 🌟 Highgate Newtown Community Centre, 30 Bertram St, London N19 5DQ 🌟 In conjunction with: @tufnellparkparents @hncp_2025 @hopscotchwc Camden Giving The session runs from 10.30am - 12.30pm and you'll find support from: ⭕ A Women's Health Physio - BOOKING ESSENTIAL ⭕ A Babywearing Consultant ⭕ A Motherhood Lifeline Therapist ⭕ A Breastfeeding/Baby Feeding Consultant ⭕ A Baby Sleep Consultant ⭕ A Postnatal Expert ⭕ A Weaning Expert Spread the word amongst your fellow parents, and we'll see you there. Find more info and book via our bio. #newmama #babyweaning #babyledweaning #sleepconsultant #4monthsleepregression #mentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #babycommunication #pelvicfloor #diastasisrecti #breastfeeding #n193 days ago
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Having vice-chaired a local Maternity Voices Partnership for several years, with the 'beyond the veil' access that gave, seeing the midwife experience, with the lack of funding/resources and burnout, this hasn't surprised me...

I've struggled to put into words my feelings about the latest report, but @stockportbirth has done it very well 👇

The ‘interim’ maternity and neonatal investigation report is out today. 

This has cost how many thousands of pounds and it’s telling us…what we already knew? Nice one 🙄 It’s costly, it’s late (remember - Wes told us it would be done and dusted after 6 months), it’s not giving us new information. What a fantastic use of resources 🙄 I literally can’t eye roll enough. 

It’s very telling that in the report there’s an entire paragraph of concerns raised about the report methodology that's swept away with a shrug of the shoulders. Even more telling is that two of the units being reviewed as part of the report had to be removed from the programme of work because of ongoing court and legal action. I mean, that alone should be ringing the alarm bells in Starmer’s offices. 

I fully agree with all the issues that Amos has mentioned in her interim communication. But I agreed with the findings of the last review, and the one before that, and the one before that, and… Had this have been an investigation into *why* no meaningful action has been taken then perhaps there wouldn’t be so many people upset at the waste of time and resource that’s been diverted to replicating what we already know. 

And let’s not forget the backdrop that this review sits in. Service Development Funding for maternity services was reduced by 98%. ICBs have been asked to reduce their budgets by up to 50%, meaning Local Maternity & Neonatal Systems and Maternity & Neonatal Voices Partnerships are being eradicated. Meanwhile Caesarean and inductions have increased and, regardless of any other factors, are significant medical procedures which cost a lot of money to perform. 

See full post at @stockportbirth
NHS Maternity care has been getting a public battering lately, what with Jeremy Hunt's erroneous Times piece, and Baroness Amos's recent maternity report. Having vice-chaired a local Maternity Voices Partnership for several years, with the 'beyond the veil' access that gave, seeing the midwife experience, with the lack of funding/resources and burnout, this hasn't surprised me... I've struggled to put into words my feelings about the latest report, but @stockportbirth has done it very well 👇 The ‘interim’ maternity and neonatal investigation report is out today. This has cost how many thousands of pounds and it’s telling us…what we already knew? Nice one 🙄 It’s costly, it’s late (remember - Wes told us it would be done and dusted after 6 months), it’s not giving us new information. What a fantastic use of resources 🙄 I literally can’t eye roll enough. It’s very telling that in the report there’s an entire paragraph of concerns raised about the report methodology that's swept away with a shrug of the shoulders. Even more telling is that two of the units being reviewed as part of the report had to be removed from the programme of work because of ongoing court and legal action. I mean, that alone should be ringing the alarm bells in Starmer’s offices. I fully agree with all the issues that Amos has mentioned in her interim communication. But I agreed with the findings of the last review, and the one before that, and the one before that, and… Had this have been an investigation into *why* no meaningful action has been taken then perhaps there wouldn’t be so many people upset at the waste of time and resource that’s been diverted to replicating what we already know. And let’s not forget the backdrop that this review sits in. Service Development Funding for maternity services was reduced by 98%. ICBs have been asked to reduce their budgets by up to 50%, meaning Local Maternity & Neonatal Systems and Maternity & Neonatal Voices Partnerships are being eradicated. Meanwhile Caesarean and inductions have increased and, regardless of any other factors, are significant medical procedures which cost a lot of money to perform. See full post at @stockportbirth5 days ago
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