homeopath
homeopath
Definition
homeo·path (hō′mē ō pat̸h′)
noun
a person who practices or accepts the principles of homeopathy
also homeopathist ho′·meop′a·thist (-äp′ə t̸hist)
homeopath
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- see: I have also taken my son regularly to see a homeopath.
- find: Look in the CHC Practitioner Directory to find a qualified Homeopath in your area.
- consult: If at all concerned about the severity of the symptoms, consult a registered homeopath.
- qualify: The following remedies are commonly used in the treatment of depression, but treament by a fully qualified homeopath is recommended.
- practice: Dawn is a practicing homeopath in Derbyshire and teacher at various colleges.
- register: Homeopathy services provided by a professionally qualified and registered homeopath.
Adjective modifier
- qualified: You will find a list of qualified homeopaths in the Yellow Pages.
- registered: So when you go to see a registered homeopath you will know that they have been well trained.
- professional: The training course is recognized by the Society of Homeopaths, the largest body of professional homeopaths in the UK.
- local: Incidentally, I know of a local homeopath who charges £ 90 per hour-long session, which ' includes all remedies ' .
- most: Most homeopaths can give you an alternative to traditional jabs.
- classical: We have also had the children treated constitutionally by a classical homeopath to enhance their well being.
Noun used with modifier
- trainee: As a trainee homeopath, I attend college one weekend a month.
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