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In this episode, we talk about mayhem in the garden, muscle memory, studying Materia Medica, mapping remedies, the Doctrine of Signatures, and questions Denise and Al want to ask Hahnemann.
For many, the path to a new career is linear. For Kaylee Braz, it was anything but. A homeschooling mother of four, she never imagined that her journey of raising children would lead her to a life-changing passion—homeopathy. Today, as a graduate of the Academy of Homeopathy Education (AHE) and a Certified Classical Homeopath, she reflects on the challenges, the triumphs, and the deep fulfillment that came with following her calling.
In this episode, we talk about end of the academic year at AHE, how Denise’s experience within a “real culture of homeopathy” in Minneapolis, MN from 2001 to 2006 informed her practice, the changes Homeopaths began to see in the early 2000’s, and the way to remove the obstacle to cure.
In this episode, we talk about end of the academic year at AHE, how Denise’s experience within a “real culture of homeopathy” in Minneapolis, MN from 2001 to 2006 informed her practice, the changes Homeopaths began to see in the early 2000’s, and the way to remove the obstacle to cure.
In this episode, we talk with Tina Quirk about the challenges of teaching homeopathy pre-Zoom, Homeopathy for Health in Africa, Homeopathy in 19th century America, and Constantine Hering’s book, The Homeopathic Domestic Physician of 1883 in context.
In this episode, we talk about: some reasons why home dentistry never took off, the 100th monkey effect, the job description of the Homeopath straight from Organon, books for the journey through life and Homeopathy studies, and symptoms, remedies and the evolutionary process of case management over time.
During the enrollment process, we learn a lot about incoming students. People come from all walks of life to study homeopathy with incredible skill sets that are an asset to the study and practice of homeopathy. Hint: We have stellar homeopaths in our community from all different backgrounds, not just medical! What unites us all is a passion for learning, a teachable spirit, and a desire to help others.
Here are some different backgrounds of our students and alums:
In this episode, we have a robust discussion of the concept of strange, rare, and peculiar as it relates to symptoms.
