Dr Michael Bloch

Homeopathy has been part of my life since I was a child. My mother was a homeopath, and I grew up immersed in it—raised on homeopathic treatment and, without realising it at the time, absorbing a way of thinking about health and healing that would stay with me.

Before becoming a homeopath, I studied architecture. I was drawn to the profession through the creativity and problem-solving it demanded. Over time, I realised I wanted to channel that same creative instinct into something more personal—helping people directly and deeply. That realisation led me to Durban University of Technology, where I completed a Master’s degree in Homeopathy (cum laude) in 2002.

Today, this creativity shows up differently: in how I listen, interpret, and respond to each patient as a unique individual. I use individualised, homeopathic treatment to support relief, recovery, and long-term healing. I believe real healing comes from understanding a person's whole story—not just their symptoms. That's why I take time to look beneath the surface: at what an illness might mean for someone, and the deeper patterns and meaning behind it.

I have a particular passion for helping children. In 2015 and 2016, I travelled to Holland to train in the PresentChild Method and CEASE Therapy, both of which have become valuable parts of my practice.

Homeopathy is a field that keeps evolving, and so do I. I'm committed to continually learning new methods, remedies, and approaches—for the benefit of my patients, and to keep growing in my own practice. I've come to see healing itself as a creative process, one that's shaped anew with every patient. It's a thread that runs through the rest of my life too, whether I'm playing music, making jewellery, or working on a design project.