Taken from the back cover:
'When homeopathy was first discovered by Samuel Hahnemann in 1796 and subsequently practised for most of its first 200 years, the world was a very different place. However, the aim of restoring the vital force to health in the individual remains the physician's fundamental mission today, as ever. The authors realise a new lens is required through which to interpret modern exciting and maintaining causes perceived to be very different nowadays, and rapidly changing day to day. This new book is offered as a guide to practitioners working in contemporary times to support thriving in their patients, within a world of disarray and disconnection.

'Flourishing Against the Odds' develops the theme of the transgenerational foundation of disease laid out in Elizabeth Adalian's first book, 'Touching Base with Trauma.' Taking a three-dimensional perspective of the case, she demonstrated how presenting diseases often pivot upon prior early life trauma. In this way, homeopaths are encouraged to look back along the patient's timeline to understand the underpinning patterns needing to be addressed to secure a cure. In this new book, Elizabeth combines her skills with those of Nigel Hargreaves, an experienced homeopath as well as a climate scientist. They have prepared a toolkit not only aimed at professional homeopaths but also one which will appeal to other therapeutic modalities.'