Bray qualified from the Burren School of Homoeopathy in County Clare, Ireland in 1994, and later attended the Dynamis School in Maynooth County Dublin. Bray also holds an MA in Philosophy from the University of Aberdeen. He is currently the lead homoeopath at the Classical Homoeopathic Clinic, Cornwall, UK. Bray has lectured in the U.K. Ireland and the United States of America.  He has also been published in the journal of the ‘British Society of Homeopaths'. From the beginning of his career as a Classical Homoeopath, Bray has focused on the promotion of Homoeopathy to the general public, in particular to those less privileged. He held free clinics in Ireland for Irish traveller families, and was involved with the Chernobyl Children's Fund, an organisation which took children to Ireland from Belarus in order to spend time in a clean environment and receive homoeopathic treatment. Bray also helped to compile the repertory elements for Nuala Eising’s proving of Limestone and Marble. Whilst in Ireland, Bray was involved in the development of homoeopathic remedies for farmers and the veterinary profession. On returning to England, the land of his birth, Bray made it his mission to spread the word about Homoeopathy whilst moving around the country. He held seminars and teaching groups for the general public, focusing on dispelling the myths of homoeopathy, and encouraging the use of homoeopathy in the home for acute conditions. In 2025 Bray teamed up with Editor and Student Homoeopath, Sarah Burnett, to write 'A Simplified Guide to Homoeopathy’, published by BJain Books in 2026. The book is available to order online, and will soon be in book stores worldwide. Alongside treating his patients, Bray is also working on his next two books, which are due to be released within a year.

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Languages

Registered with

MA Lic. BS (Hom)

Registration no.

31/05/1994

Training

Licentiate of the Burren School of Homoeopathy

Certificates

BS (Hom)

Affiliations

Burren School of Homoeopathy

Practice

Classical Homoeopathic Clinic