Sameena Aziz Khan helps high-performing women uncover what conventional medicine misses – combining homeopathy, bioenergetic scanning, and hypnotherapy to heal at the root.
About Sameena
Sameena is the Founder of Rise Radiantly, a London-based holistic health consultancy that gets to the emotional, energetic, and root causes of chronic health challenges. She is the only practitioner in the UK combining clinical homeopathy, bioenergetic scanning, hypnotherapy, and transformational coaching into a single integrated approach.
With over 30 years in clinical practice, Sameena has helped more than 2,000 women – CEOs, solicitors, entrepreneurs, and senior leaders – get their energy back when conventional medicine had run out of answers. She works from her London clinic and via remote sessions, with clients across the UK, UAE, US, and Canada.
She’s direct about how she works: one size doesn’t fit all, and what she pulls from her toolbox is bespoke to you – not a bog-standard protocol. She won’t promise overnight fixes or treat symptoms in isolation. And she’s upfront about who she’s not the right fit for – including anyone who just wants someone to “fix” them without doing the work.
Outside the clinic, Sameena co-founded a health project in The Gambia serving over 20,000 people in neighbouring villages with no other healthcare access. She’s a lifelong learner – trained across disciplines from Qigong and Tai Chi instruction to neuropsychology – and always happy to talk if you have questions about root-cause healing.
Why I Do This
“When you’re leading, performing, and holding everything together, fatigue, brain fog, and burnout aren’t just frustrating – they’re career-threatening. I understand, because I’ve been there.”
“The truth? Your symptoms aren’t the problem. They’re the signal. Your body has been trying to tell you something. And I know how to listen.”
“If I found my way back, so can you. You don’t have to do this alone anymore.” — Sameena Aziz Khan
Qualifications & Credentials
Education:
- BSc in Homeopathy, Middlesex University – the highest qualification available in the field, no longer offered
- Licentiate to Practice Homeopathy – British Institute of Homeopathy (four-year programme)
Professional Certifications:
- Clinical Homeopath – constitutional prescribing and bespoke remedy formulation across 30 years of practice
- Certified Hypnotherapist – Paul McKenna approach via Mindvalley (graduated February 2026); conversational, script-free method
- NLP Practitioner
- Reiki and Seikhem Master – energy healing at the highest practitioner level
- Crystal Healer
- Qigong and Tai Chi Instructor – chosen specifically because “if you’re in a wheelchair, you can’t really use yoga that much, but Qigong, Tai Chi, anybody can use”
- Living Nutrition qualification – earned during the period she ran a healing vegan restaurant
- Doula (birth support)
- Counselling Certificate – counselling skills woven into every clinical consultation
- Qest4 Bioenergetic Scanning – trained at the manufacturer’s facility in Utah; the only homeopath in the training cohort
Specialist Training:
- German New Medicine – mind-body connection methodology linking physical symptoms to emotional shocks
- Neuropsychology – extensive self-directed study in brain science and how it applies to healing
Industry Memberships:
- Alliance of Registered Homeopaths (ARH)
- International Alliance of Professional Complementary Practitioners (IAPCP)
- Fully insured through Balens – covering every modality she practises
Recognition & Speaking:
- International speaker: Lioness Lounge, Amsterdam (January 2026) – received the strongest audience feedback of all speakers, including a seven-figure corporate MBA business coach
- Standing ovation: Bali speaking engagement
- Speaker/Exhibitor: Mind Body Spirit Festival, London – 5-star attendee feedback
- Podcast guest: Homeopathy Hangout (Episode 301, June 2024) and Homeopathy Is Changing Lives (Episode 62, September 2025)
- Gambia media appearances across television, radio, and newspapers
Notable Experience:
- Co-founder of the Bush Homeopaths (Gambia health project) – 2,875+ patients treated following clinic reopening in November 2025
- Former CEO of the President’s Foundation in The Gambia
- Former systems analyst and programmer at BT (British Telecom) – “the only female in the whole IT department”
What Clients Say About Sameena
“I came to you crawling. You made me walk again.” – Client who overcame chronic fatigue and emotional suppression through root-cause treatment with Sameena
“Auntie, since we’ve been coming to you, our family dynamics have shifted.” – 23-year-old family member, describing the ripple effect of Sameena’s work across his whole family
“It’s because of you. You helped me think that I can do this. You helped me think differently.” – Human rights solicitor, after Sameena’s combined healing and coaching programme gave her the courage to relocate her family abroad
“My head feels lighter. That was amazing. Can I come for just this appointment next time?” – New client after five minutes of conversational hypnotherapy at the end of her first session – she booked her sister in for the following week
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Recent Insights from Sameena
Sameena regularly shares what she knows on LinkedIn – including pieces like “Preventing Burnout in High-Performing Women,” which looks at how high-achieving women ignore the warning signs until it’s too late.
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More About Sameena Aziz Khan
Before Sameena ever held a remedy in her hand, she was a systems analyst at BT – the only woman in the entire IT department at the Shaftesbury Avenue headquarters. A former colleague bumped into her years later and said it perfectly: “So now you’re the human analyst, not the system analyst.”
He was right.
Her path into holistic health started with her infant daughter’s severe, undiagnosed skin condition – cracked forehead, no hair, bleeding from her armpits. Private dermatologists in London couldn’t reach a diagnosis, yet prescribed a litre of antibiotics four times daily for four months.
A chance conversation with a family friend introduced her to homeopathy. Her daughter’s skin began to clear.
When Sameena asked the homeopath to teach her, he refused – said she “might kill someone.”
Her response was characteristic: “When people say to me, ‘You can’t do it,’ that’s the worst thing you’re going to say to me, because then I’m going to prove I can.” She went to the library, picked up a book by Dr Marjorie Blackie – physician to the British Royal Family and a practising homeopath – and enrolled in formal training.
She completed the full four-year Licentiate programme at the British Institute of Homeopathy. Her patients funded her education from the second year because her then-husband refused to pay. By the time she graduated, she was the only student in her entire year group with a fully functioning clinic. “All I had to do was put my price up.”
Sameena’s personal experience of burnout runs deep. She opened a healing vegan restaurant in North Finchley, London. When her chef walked out, she became everything – chef, HR, front of house, recipe developer, the full shebang.
“I was a one-woman band playing every instrument at once,” she recalls. She suffered a minor stroke, kept going, hit burnout, then spent six weeks bedridden with COVID – “unable to move, unable to work, unable to be the woman everyone needed me to be.”
Closing the restaurant was what she calls “the hardest, most powerful decision of my life” – “Not because I failed. But because I finally chose myself.”
That experience now shapes her signature speaking message: “Exhaustion is not empowerment. Burnout is not success. And self-sacrifice is not leadership.”
The Gambia project is another dimension of who she is. Sameena co-founded the Bush Homeopaths and established a permanent health clinic in Manduar, serving communities of over 20,000 people with no other health centre nearby.
She brought together a global team of 80+ homeopaths and students and set up telehealth training for local staff. She also trains local midwives in homeopathic first aid – including a remedy that can turn a breech baby, potentially saving lives where no ambulance exists.
Her commitment to The Gambia survived things most people couldn’t imagine. She was arrested and interrogated twice following a change of government, appeared in court on international television, and was cleared. During the same period, her youngest son contracted cerebral malaria complicated by meningitis in Gambia, and her eldest was stabbed in London and helicoptered to Royal London hospital.
She kept going. That’s who she is.
In her London practice, Sameena’s approach rests on what she calls the three-legged stool: root cause – going back to when the imbalance first started; symptom management – alleviating what’s happening right now; and organ support – putting in the “scaffolding” to hold the body up while it heals.
Her mind-body diagnostic approach connects physical symptoms to emotional roots. Digestive issues to indigestible emotional shocks. Hay fever to unresolved grief. Urinary infections to anger – “Who’s pissed you off?” Chronic constipation to emotional holding – “What are you holding in?” This draws on her German New Medicine training and 30 years of sitting across from real people and asking the questions no one else thought to ask.
She leads a 400+ member WhatsApp community where people come to her for homeopathic advice on acute situations – a group that’s grown entirely through word-of-mouth, spreading through mothers’ groups, holistic health communities, and personal networks.
Her signature speaking talk, “The Woman Who Remembers Who She Is,” is about burnout, self-abandonment, and what it actually means to lead. At the Lioness Lounge in Amsterdam, she put her slides together in the car, walked in wearing jeans while everyone else was in dinner gowns, and delivered a ten-minute talk that women photographed, took notes from, and called the best of the event.
Do you know what? She wasn’t surprised. Because when you speak from lived experience, people feel it.
Every consultation draws on her analyst background. “This is the motherboard,” she explains. “This is programming your body to eat, to sleep, to do what you need to do. When we go through certain stresses, the programming is not clear.” Her job is to find where the signal went wrong – and bring you back on track.
Sameena is a British-born Muslim woman of Pakistani heritage who came out of ninja hood. She broke free from cultural expectations of silence, and she’s never looked back. “Being a Muslim woman, I’ve been told that it can be controversial what I say,” she’s shared. “And I thought, so be it, because it needs to be said.”
She means it.
