Olivia Megargle
Homeopath · Enumclaw, Washington
I trained through RMDY Academy in advanced practical homeopathy, and I practice out of Enumclaw — though most of my work happens on a screen, with people all over Washington and beyond.
What drew me in was how unhurried it is. A homeopathic case history isn’t a checklist. It’s a conversation about how you actually live — what wears you down, what you can’t stop thinking about, whether you sleep, whether you’re cold when everyone else is warm. Those details aren’t small talk. They’re the case.
So when someone gives me the short version out of politeness, I ask for the long one. It’s genuinely the part that matters, and most people have never been asked.
My training is classical and I use it that way: one carefully chosen remedy at a time, watching what the body does with it, adjusting only when the case tells me to. It’s slower than throwing five things at a problem. It’s also the only way to know what worked.
Homeopathy sits beside conventional medicine, not against it. If something needs a doctor, I’ll tell you plainly and quickly.
I’m grateful for every client who has trusted me with their story so far. That’s not a small thing to hand someone, and I don’t treat it like one.