Principal of the Victorian College of Classical Homeopathy since 1995, Grant has enthusiastically taught and researched Homeopathy during that time. He first studied Naturopathy and Psychotherapy but on discovering Homeopathy recognised the depth of understanding Homeopathy brings to the therapist when dealing with ill health.

Determined to understand the underlying factors, he was fascinated with Hahnemann’s last great work The Chronic Miasms and subsequent work done later by Allen and Roberts. This saw him embark on a personal research project regarding the miasms that has led to a remarkable link between our appearance, our circumstances and our health. His first book Appearance and Circumstance was published in 2003 followed by Homeopathic Facial Analysis in 2006.

Soul & Survival (2008) continues the exploration between energy and matter as seen with facial structure and universal forces. This work incorporates fascinating information that details human behaviour both in groups and as individuals, inherited unconscious memories, stress responses and the link between social phases of history and universal time cycles.

Pandas Reaching Out: A natural and homeopathic approach (2016) highlights the childhood and early adulthood condition that affects the neurological system of those affected. The VCCH clinic specialises in treating children using safe gentle energetic stimulating Homeopathic remedies.

Louise Bentley has been in clinical practice since graduating in 1996. She was involved in the Australian Homoeopathic Association (Vic) from 2001, both organising seminars and as President from 2002 – 2004.

She teaches at the Victorian College of Classical Homeopathy and has been involved with miasmatic research and the production of her partner Grant Bentley’s books

Louise is the current training manager of VCCH and has published two HFA books – The HFA Workbook and HFA in the Clinic: Success & Strategy