Principal

Tricia Stephenson LCPH RSHom MHMA MARH FBHI MBCS FHFI

From a background in the computer industry and teaching, Tricia brings to the College extensive and varied experience within Complementary Health Care, having studied and prescribed homeopathy for over thirty years. Tricia has also opened and run two health food stores, a Homeopathic drop in clinic, The Complementary Health Care Clinic in the centre of Norwich and the Homeopathic College of East Anglia itself.
A lifetime’s fascination with natural healing and a passion for homeopathy has led Tricia to complete a range of courses in Nutritional Medicine, Phytotherapy, Flower Remedies, Vitamin & Mineral Supplements and Herbal Medicine. Tricia writes regularly for many health publications including local newspapers and journals and has a busy homeopathic practice in Norfolk.

Vice Principal

Sue Saunders RSHom

An experienced Registered Homeopath and lecturer, Sue is in full time homeopathic practice working in clinics in Eye, Norwich and Thetford. Sue is Co-Director of the busy Complementary Medicine Centre in Eye, a private clinic
but set within a NHS hospital. One of Sue’s particular areas of interest is fertility problems.

Curriculum Development Co-ordinator

Sue Crump MA MCH RSHom

Sue has been practising in West Norfolk since she qualified from the College of Homeopathy in 1986. During this period, she has also been involved in a number of other activities to complement her work with patients, including supervising final year projects for over 15 years. Sue was a manager of the Homeopathic Recovery Project in Romania for 5 years, which included teaching student homeopaths and supervising their work in orphanages. She was a founder member of the Society of Homeopaths’ Research Group and currently organises and facilitates regional CPD seminars for the Society.

Our Teaching Staff

Our teaching staff have been selected to bring considerable knowledge and homeopathic experience to the College. Chosen for diversity of method in homeopathic prescribing and teaching approach, all are established and registered in their field of expertise, with long and successful practices to provide a wealth of theoretical and practical clinical experience.

Trish Bryant RSHom

Trish runs a family homeopathic practice with a special interest in Paediatric care. She has a first degree in Pharmacology, along with training in teaching and counselling. She completed her Homeopathic training at the Allen College of Homeoapthy and is a registered member of the Society of Homeopaths. In addition she regularly practices Counselling, Emotional Freedom Technique and Bach Flower Remedies.

Andrew Chevallier MNIMH

Andrew Chevalier is an experienced medical herbalist and senior lecturer in Herbal Medicine at Middlesex University. He runs busy practices in London and Norwich and is involved in clinical and laboratory research into herbal medicine. He is past president of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists, and author of several books on herbal medicine.

Valerie Coleman RGN

Val has enjoyed worldwide travel working extensively in front line emergency medicine. Educated in Norfolk she then joined the Queen Alexander’s Royal Army Nursing Corps serving for 13 years in peace and wartime environments. In 1985 Val began 25 years in New Zealand working as a first responder in remote locations. She returned to the UK in 2009 to take up a research position with the Home Office for the UK Police. Since completing that with the Norfolk Constabulary she is now Senior Staff Nurse at the Norwich NHS walk in centre located within Castle Mall.

Tony Hurley MCH RSHom

Tony was first introduced to Homeopathy in the 1970’s by Dr Thomas Maugham when he was both practicing and teaching yoga. He started utilising and teaching homeopathy in the early 1980’s and also trained in transpersonal psychology. Tony specialises in Materia Medica knowledge, preferring this subject over others due to personal enjoyment together with feeling that every aspect of Homeopathy is relevant to this subject. When he is not teaching, Tony spends time in India following his integral love of yoga and T’ai Chi, which he has practised for over 20 years.

Julia Linfoot BSc MCPH RSHom

Julia graduated from the College of Practical Homeopathy in 1999 and has since developed a busy practice in South London, opening Bellenden Therapies in Peckham with a colleague. She combines this multi disciplinary centre with a lunchtime drop in clinic for minor complaints. Julia’s approach to Homeopathy is practical and flexible and she also runs a variety of short courses.

Glen Matten BA(Hons) DipION

Glen lectures on nutrition and its vital importance to our health and well-being. He is passionate about food and the importance of nutrition in addressing many of the health problems that afflict modern western society. Glen works closely with individuals to improve their health, lectures and tutors at the UK College of Nutrition and Health in London, is an expert advisor to health food shops and is a director of two non-profit making organisations that promote health and nutrition in low-income areas of Norwich.

Annie Whiteman BSc RSHom

Annie came to Homeopathy from a teaching background and graduated from the London College of Homeopathy in 1986. She has busy practices throughout Norfolk, including the Norfolk Clinic and The Complementary Health Care Clinic in the centre of Norwich.
Annie acts in the capacity of a tutor to student groups, gives local talks on Homeopathy and has taught short courses on topics such as Homeopathic First Aid. She enjoys singing with a local choir and is involved in her community as a governor at her local school.

Dr Nicki Young

Nicki is a lecture in midwifery at the University of East Anglia and teaches many women’s health issues and pregnancy in our Medical Sciences curriculum. After qualifying in 1987, Nicki spent a number of years as a member of the Princess Mary’s Royal Air Force Nursing Service. She brings a wealth of teaching expertise to our College and helps to ensure that our students gain a full understanding of the issues women often face during pregnancy and childbirth. In 2005 she was the Royal College of Midwives Winner of the National Midwifery Award for Excellence in Teaching.