Most homeopathy training teaches you everything except how to make a living

You spent three or four years learning to take a case properly. Somewhere in there, if you were lucky, was one afternoon on "setting up in practice." Then you qualified — and discovered that the afternoon was the whole business education you were going to get.

It isn't that you're bad at business

Roughly 23 in every 100 homeopathy graduates go on to practise actively. The other 77 aren't less gifted, less committed, or less well trained. They qualified into a gap.

Nobody showed them

How to set a fee from real numbers — or say it out loud to a stranger without flinching.

Nobody explained

What to do when a client asks for a discount, or when the diary is full and the bank account still isn't.

The answer exists

It's a systems and support problem. It has straightforward solutions. It just needs someone to actually teach them.

A practising homeopath and a business engineer

Günel Selio

Eighteen years in practice, registered with the Society of Homeopaths. She supervises newly qualified practitioners through the reality of charging properly for work you'd almost do for free.

Daria Gavrilova

Builds the operational spine of practices — pricing models, client journeys, the systems that turn a calling into a business that pays for itself.

We built HomeoSync because practitioners were drowning in admin. We built the school because fixing the admin didn't fix the fees.

Small, live, and specific

Small

Cohorts capped in single figures. You are in the room, not in an audience.

Live

Every session is taught, not pre-recorded. You bring your actual numbers and actual clients.

Specific

You leave each session with something finished — a calculated fee, a written programme, a letter ready to send.

Yours to keep

The workbook you build stays yours and stays private. We never read it.

Structure supports judgement — it doesn't replace it

We are not going to tell you to become a marketer, run funnels, or say things about your work that you don't believe.

Everything we teach has to survive one test: does it protect the quality of the consultation? A fee structure that lets you see fewer clients for longer passes. A tactic that turns you into a salesperson doesn't.

On advertising rules

We teach what you can and can't say in public — properly, not as a footnote.

On pricing your value

Charging confidently is not the same as claiming outcomes you can't evidence. Most practitioners have quietly confused the two.

Now open

Know Your Worth

Six weeks · Wednesdays from 2 September 2026 · 10 places

01

Build your fee

Construct a fee structure from your real running costs — no guessing.

02

Design your programme

Shape your first care programme so clients understand the journey from the start.

03

Say the number

Practise stating your price without apologising for it — with someone else in the room.

This is a first cohort, and we're saying so

What that means for you

This cohort is priced as a founding cohort — capped small and measured properly. If you'd rather wait until someone else has tested it, that's a completely reasonable position.

How we'll measure it

We'll ask you for six numbers before we start and the same six ninety days later. We'll publish what we find — anonymised and in aggregate — whichever way it goes.

Start where the money is

Fees are the fastest thing to fix — and the thing that changes everything downstream. That's why we're starting there.

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Four course themes, three pillars, transformation path, "Explore Our Courses", "Free Resources", "Join the Community". None of it exists yet — these make the page read as a prospectus for an imaginary institution.

Language

Delete "allopathic-style hobby" — it uses the word this audience defines itself against. Use informal or unstructured instead.

No earnings claims

No "students typically increase fees by X" until Day-90 data exists and supports it.