The following is an edited transcript from my podcast conversation with Kristina Jermain of North Star Homeopathy. We discuss what it’s like to launch a homeopathy practice fresh out of school—a journey we’re both in the midst of.
Kristina’s path began when her young daughter was diagnosed with severe autism and PANS. After non-classical homeopathy caused aggravations, she found classical homeopathy. Her daughter’s most severe symptoms resolved within a month, revealing the profound difference between protocol-based treatment and gentle, individualized medicine.
Roddy Schrock: Kristina, thanks for being here. What has surprised you most about starting your practice, North Star Homeopathy?
Kristina Jermain: Being a student later in life gave me a clarity I didn’t have in my twenties. I understood the gravity of this work immediately—especially principles like the law of minimum dose. It’s real medicine, powerful enough to cause real effects.
Roddy Schrock: That resonates deeply. What’s your guiding philosophy as you begin?
Kristina Jermain: My job is to work myself out of a job. The goal is to get clients into such a solid state of health that they don’t need me anymore. It’s a radically different model from one built on lifetime prescriptions.
Roddy Schrock: It’s a powerful shift. Knowing when homeopathy can help is key, but so is knowing when to refer out.
Kristina Jermain: Exactly. Homeopathy works alongside other modalities, not against them. It’s about drama-free integration—simply another option for people seeking health.
This is an edited excerpt from my full conversation with Kristina Jermain. To hear the complete discussion, including more on her training and the future of the field, listen to the full episode and subscribe to the podcast at the link below.
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Learn more about Kristina’s work at North Star Homeopathy.
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