Glastonbury Festival 2025 is upon us! Are you ready for the time of your life?
Festival environments can be exhilarating but also physically and mentally demanding. Long days, unpredictable weather and large crowds can lead to exhaustion, stress, minor injuries, and digestive upsets.
Homoeopathy offers a gentle, natural approach to supporting well-being, helping you to enjoy the festival to the fullest.
A team of trained homoeopaths will be available from 8am to midnight to assist all festival-goers with common complaints such as:
- Fatigue and dehydration
- Anxiety and overstimulation
- Muscle aches and strains
- Digestive discomfort
- Minor cuts and bruises
By offering this Homoeopathic clinic we can enhance the festival experience, ensuring you feel your best throughout the event.
Our homoeopathy clinic at Glastonbury Festival can be found at the entrance to The Healing Fields – we are on the right hand side as you enter the field.
You cannot miss us – we have a big yellow-roofed and blue-walled marquee.
Look out for our QR code around Glastonbury Festival!
Our opening hours are:
+ Wednesday June 25 from 12 mid day until 8pm;
+ Thursday to Sunday June 29 from 8am until 12 midnight.
An appointment takes in the region of 20 minutes.
We don’t take bookings so please just roll up – but do keep in mind that at busy times you may have a little wait.
We have a small pond where you can ‘meet’ some of the hundreds of plants that we use in Homoeopathy and find out what they are useful for, at the same time
you can make a wish!
Who are we?
Travelling Homoeopaths Collective (THC) is a Registered Charity and non-profit making organisation. We run acute services on a donations basis up and down the country. Find out more here https://thc.org.uk/
THC was created in the summer of 1990 by Marcus Christo, determined to provide a mobile homoeopathic clinic and the opportunity to promote homoeopathy at festivals, fayres and other outdoor events.
Our practitioners work on a voluntary basis. All donations to the charity go towards maintenance, travel expenses, and the further promotion of Homoeopathy.