Randhiraj Bilan

Bio

When Randhiraj had the opprtunity to train in Homeopathy, this was something she never thought would be possible. As she seached for a college that spoke to her, it was the College of Practical Homeopathy she found and it has been life changing joining a person centred college and community that speaks her language to help the modern patient with their ‘obstacles to cure’.

Randhiraj is passionate about natural health, and helps others to discover how to better their health and well being.

She learnt the ancient traditions and practical uses of Ayurveda, which were passed down to her through her ancestoral heritage, and living in a multigenerational home and learing how to use medicinal food and plant medicine to heal.

Randhiraj fell in love with homeopathy when she was just 18 after using the mineral tissue salt Kali Phosporicum. She was working with children in a residential home at that time. They were hurting and troubled having experienced high levels of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse and from being systemcaly neglected in their early childhood.

Homeopathy, Bach Flower Essences, Reiki & Seichem, yoga and Massage became her go to therapies during those difficult times for herself, as she supported the children through their multi faceted needs.

Randhiraj was then drawn to following her interest and learn more on the uses of natural food and decided to qualify in Naturopathic Nutrition. This helped her dive deeper into biodynamic foods, seasonal eating, traditional naturopathic techiniques which Treat The Cause (tolle causam), and ‘The Whole Person ‘ (tolle totum, ). The training she did also used Traditional Chinese Medicine. She learnt how to listen to the body talking and how to help support and strenghen vitality and organ health.

Randhiraj works compassionatley with children and their families. She supports families who can face many challenges and understands the developmental stages for children and families. Randhiraj is passionate to support children / young and their families, providing a listening ear and practical strategies that help provide a secure base during turbulent times. She supports them to challenge the system or find solace when this may be needed as an Independent Therapeutic Social Worker.

She enjoys, good food, walking, talking, laughter, films, cycling, yoga, family time, shanti and living life biodynamically to support vitality and wellbeing.