Signing copies of the Triad Method at my book launch

My book The Triad Method: treating complex cases from grassroots to clinic is out now. It is a book written for homeopaths and for those of you who are interested in homeopathy and it tells the story of setting up the Maun Homeopathy Project clinics in Maun, a small town in northern Botswana. In The Triad Method I describe my experience of treating people with HIV and AIDS there and how I developed a way of prescribing that addresses different layers of ill health and suffering I perceived. I show how I have used this prescribing approach for my clients in the UK who often come to see me for help with a myriad of health problems and the emotional effects of multiple stresses.

If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the Triad Method, it is available for you to buy now.

“In a world governed by facts, figures, statistics and academic theories it’s so refreshing to find a book about people and their experiences. This is a very human journey to find out what works best for the people who have put their trust in homeopathy. The Triad Method was birthed through necessity and intuition alongside real clients and in real situations.”

Ellen Kramer, MCPH, MARH, Director of the College of Practical Homeopathy

“In 2002, Hilary Fairclough, a homeopath and a former nurse, set up the Maun Homeopathy Project in a remote part of northern Botswana, where over 35% of the population were HIV+. Undaunted, Hilary and her colleagues have since treated over three thousand people with HIV and AIDS, many of whom were also carrying the suppressant effect of conventional treatment. These are quite amazing achievements.Overall, this is one of the most powerful, clearly-written and humane accounts of the benefits of the homeopathic Triad Method I have read.”

Janice Micallef, MCH, RSHom, co-founder of the Guild of Homeopathy