Hi, I'm Renee Martin. I help women, children and men to deal with their anxieties in a daily basis. I treat people with a variety of health issues but I have a special interest in mental/emotional health since I believe if your mind is out of balance you can develop physical illness.

I have always had an interest in health and this was what led me to study Nutritional Medicine, in Australia. During my course, I was crippled with anxiety and panic attacks especially before my exams. I developed a fear of doing daily things like driving, even talking to people at University and sleep was very difficult – too many thoughts. During this time I developed a rash on my arm which was constantly itchy, especially during stressful situations.

A friend of mine noticed how hard I was struggling and suggested I go to the student clinic and try homeopathy. I had one appointment and after taking the homeopathic remedy for few weeks my skin rash disappeared also I could notice that my anxiety levels decreased greatly. I started to drive again and was much calmer during the exams. After such profound results I decided to change my degree of Nutritional Medicine to Homeopathy

After completing my Bachelor of Health Science in Australia I decided to move to Ireland with my Irish husband, Peter and set up practice in Dublin.

PMS (Hormonal Imbalance)
Mood swings and depression around cycle time. Crying spells for no reason.

PMS is usually due to a combination of factors that lead to imbalances in the stress hormones, and the neurotransmitters (chemicals that control mood). Underlying factors: nutrient deficiencies , blood sugar dysregulation, environmental factors, especially excess estrogen from plastics and other chemical exposures and stress.

Children's Anxiety
Treatment of childhood emotional problems such as anxieties...

night terrors, behavioural difficulties, concentration, separation anxiety disorder.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
This can happen after a person experiences a traumatic event...

(e.g. loss of a loved one, assault, accident, disaster). Symptoms can include difficulty relaxing, upsetting dreams or flashbacks of the event and avoidance of anything related to the event. PTSD is diagnosed when a person has symptoms for at least a month.

Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
People with GAD feel anxious and worried most of the time...

not just in specific stressful situations, and these worries are intense, persistent and interfere with their normal lives. Their worries relate to several aspect of everyday life, including work, health, family and/or financial issues, rather than just one issue. Even minor things such as household chores or being late for an appointment can become the focus of anxiety, leading to uncontrollable worries and a feeling that something terrible will happen.

Panic Attacks)
Panic attacks are intense, overwhelming and often uncontrollable feelings...

of anxiety combined with a range of physical symptoms. Someone having a panic attack may experience shortness of breath, chest pain, dizziness and excessive perspiration. Sometimes, people experiencing a panic attack think they are having a heart attack or are about to die. If a person has recurrent panic attacks or persistently fears having one for more than a month, they're said to have panic disorder.