In this episode, we explore the distinction between symptoms and diagnoses in homeopathy, emphasizing the importance of understanding a patient’s unique experience rather than focusing on labels. We discuss how modern healthcare conditions people to rely on diagnoses while overlooking the deeper symptom patterns that reveal true constitutional weaknesses. Through practical examples, we highlight how modalities—factors that influence symptoms, like weather, movement, or time of day—are key to identifying effective remedies. We also examine the challenges of working with patients who struggle to articulate their symptoms and how Homeopathic Facial Analysis (HFA) provides a structured, objective approach that ensures consistency in remedy selection. This episode reinforces the need for homeopaths to guide patients beyond their diagnosis and into a deeper understanding of their own health.