Homeopathy Hotline
Student Support

$50
✓72 hours of care via text for illnesses, infections, and injuries.
✓Address issues without antibiotics or harmful drugs. *
✓Remedy recommendations to ease symptoms and jumpstart healing.
✓As needed, input from a homeopathy mentor to bring over 15 years of experience to your case
*In severe cases antibiotics or other allopathic medicine may still be recommended.
Contact our Hotline
AVAILABLE Monday-Friday, some weekends
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Text Sarah about your symptoms at (612)440-1783 (see below for the list of details to include).
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Wait for a response. Sarah will respond within 12- 24 hours on weekdays, unless she's facing a personal emergency or on vacation. She will usually check her messages around 2pm in the afternoon, and 7:30pm most evenings.
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Activate your services. When Sarah sees your message she will email you a payment link to activate your service.
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Answer follow up questions. After you send her your initial message, keep an eye on the chat for follow up questions as she works to determine the best remedy.
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Purchase your recommended remedies. We'll let you know where to source these.
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Receive continued support if symptoms change or if you have any questions over the next 72 hours.
*IMPORTANT NOTES*
Emergencies
If you need immediate support and can't get ahold of me,
try Homeopathy 24/7 or reach out to your local healthcare provider.
Confidentiality
Because I am student, I may reach out to my homeopathy teacher for her input. The patient's identity will remain confidential.


What to Include in Your Message
When you reach out for help, please include the following details:
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Your name and email address.
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The patient's name and age.
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The symptoms.
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When symptoms started.
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If anything seemed to trigger the symptoms. (Stress, weather changes, food eaten, etc)
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If you have given any homeopathic remedies or meds so far.
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Details about the symptoms: where they are, what they look like, when they occur, etc. (Which ear hurts, what color/consistency is the mucus, is the rash bright red, what does the cough sound like, is the diarrhea explosive?)
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What seems to help. (Warmth, company, gentle movement, fresh air, etc)
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What seems to make symptoms worse. For example, loud noises, pressure, laying down, morning time, etc.
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The patient's mood. For example, they want to be left alone, they want to be constantly held, they're whiney, they're overstimulated, etc).
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Thirst and hunger. Are they thirsty or thirstless? Do they have a preference for hot or cold water? Do they have an appetite? What foods are they asking for?
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Any other relevant details you want to include.

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