About Andromeda333
Leila Joffe
Leila focuses on empowering people to their own health and inspiring bravery in her students to take the next step in their Homeopathy journey. Leila is not one to shy away from standing tall in her truth, and hopes to pass on that courage to her students and clients to feel confident in their own being.
Leila started out her rich life in wonderfully diverse Africa - born to a colourful family with a deep, intense history. After gaining qualifications in psychology and education, Leila spent some time teaching English as well as juggling a job as a marriage counsellor - all while raising two sons!
The call of the world was strong for Leila, and after experiencing homeopathy in Mexico City she found herself uprooting to Los Angeles with her family.
Later, in Belgium, Leila ran her own counselling practice for nine years, and it was in this part of the world where Leila heard the call to study “Classical Homeopathy” in Amersfoort, Holland. To study homeopathy and live by it was a lifelong dream realised as Leila eagerly continued her studies in Mumbai, India - learning from some of the inspirational masters in the field. What followed is a life dedicated to the rich and fulfilling power of holistic medicine.
For the last 21 years, Leila has called New Zealand home, where she has worked to teach homeopathy, engage more of the public and children in holistic healing, encourage others to look deeper into the modality and create a community.
Teaching and sharing her experiences with both the public and practitioners is an important and rewarding requirement of Leila’s lifestyle. Sharing knowledge with others and bettering lives is more than just a job, it is an absolute way of life.
Leila describes serving as President on the New Zealand Council of Homeopaths for six years as an honour. While spreading her wisdom with her students is a passion, so is spending time with her beautiful family, grandchildren, and friends and experiencing all the beauty the day-to-day world has to offer.
The call of the world was strong for Leila, and after experiencing homeopathy in Mexico City she found herself uprooting to Los Angeles with her family.
Later, in Belgium, Leila ran her own counselling practice for nine years, and it was in this part of the world where Leila heard the call to study “Classical Homeopathy” in Amersfoort, Holland. To study homeopathy and live by it was a lifelong dream realised as Leila eagerly continued her studies in Mumbai, India - learning from some of the inspirational masters in the field. What followed is a life dedicated to the rich and fulfilling power of holistic medicine.
For the last 21 years, Leila has called New Zealand home, where she has worked to teach homeopathy, engage more of the public and children in holistic healing, encourage others to look deeper into the modality and create a community.
Teaching and sharing her experiences with both the public and practitioners is an important and rewarding requirement of Leila’s lifestyle. Sharing knowledge with others and bettering lives is more than just a job, it is an absolute way of life.
Leila describes serving as President on the New Zealand Council of Homeopaths for six years as an honour. While spreading her wisdom with her students is a passion, so is spending time with her beautiful family, grandchildren, and friends and experiencing all the beauty the day-to-day world has to offer.
Gwyneth Evans
Gwyneth initially trained as a radiographer on leaving school and later undertook homeopathy training while living in London. She says: "It was like finding what I wanted to be when I grew up - an interesting discovery when in one's thirties!"
Gwyneth maintains a personal spiritual practice which underpins her clinical practice and her teaching.
Gwyneth has been in homeopathy private practice in Tawa, Wellington, New Zealand since 1987 and founded Wellington College of Homeopathy with the first intake of students in February 1991.
Gwyneth has always been heavily involved with service to homeopathy, both in New Zealand and internationally. She was elected as the inaugural President of the New Zealand Council of Homeopaths (NZCH) when it was formed in 1999 from the amalgamation of three former registers of homeopaths. She was awarded a Life Membership of NZCH in 2008.
She was the NZCH representative to the International Council for Homeopathy (ICH) for many years, including six years as Chairperson.
This time has provided many opportunities for travel to international homeopathy conferences and seminars, where she met inspirational teachers and contacts, creating a network from which to draw speakers for Andromeda333.
After closing the College in 2013, Gwyneth moved to live in Waikanae on the Kapiti Coast, where she continues her natural healing practice from a clinic in her home, also using homeopathy for plants in her much-loved garden.
She also finds time to enjoy cycling, Taiko drumming and wood-turning. Gwyneth continues to be deeply involved in service to the homeopathy community.
Gwyneth has been in homeopathy private practice in Tawa, Wellington, New Zealand since 1987 and founded Wellington College of Homeopathy with the first intake of students in February 1991.
Gwyneth has always been heavily involved with service to homeopathy, both in New Zealand and internationally. She was elected as the inaugural President of the New Zealand Council of Homeopaths (NZCH) when it was formed in 1999 from the amalgamation of three former registers of homeopaths. She was awarded a Life Membership of NZCH in 2008.
She was the NZCH representative to the International Council for Homeopathy (ICH) for many years, including six years as Chairperson.
This time has provided many opportunities for travel to international homeopathy conferences and seminars, where she met inspirational teachers and contacts, creating a network from which to draw speakers for Andromeda333.
After closing the College in 2013, Gwyneth moved to live in Waikanae on the Kapiti Coast, where she continues her natural healing practice from a clinic in her home, also using homeopathy for plants in her much-loved garden.
She also finds time to enjoy cycling, Taiko drumming and wood-turning. Gwyneth continues to be deeply involved in service to the homeopathy community.