Comprehensive Methods of Homeopathic Prescribing: Classical, Modern, and Beyond

This class provides a thorough examination of homeopathy’s historical roots, scientific foundations, and contemporary research practices. Students explore the evolution of homeopathy, including the contributions of inspirational women, global development, and ongoing debates in media and politics. The course also dives into essential research methodologies, covering clinical trials, systematic reviews, public health applications, and ethical considerations in animal and plant-based studies. By addressing myths, critiques, and frequently asked questions, the class equips participants with the tools to evaluate and contribute to the advancement of homeopathy in the modern scientific and healthcare landscape.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of diverse homeopathic prescribing methods, equipping students with the critical thinking skills necessary to navigate the canon of homeopathy while maintaining Hahnemannian integrity. It examines both classical and contemporary approaches, including Schuessler tissue salts, constitutional prescribing, isopathy, tautopathy, and adjunct therapies such as flower essences. Students will also study specialized systems, including Burnett, Kentian, Miasmatic, Eizayaga, and Keynote methods, along with innovative frameworks like the application of the periodic table to homeopathy. By integrating traditional principles with modern advancements, this course empowers students to make informed, individualized prescribing decisions, enhancing both their analytical skills and clinical effectiveness in homeopathic practice.

This class provides comprehensive training in managing complex and long-term cases across various health conditions. Topics include autoimmune diseases, neurological disorders, Lyme disease, eating disorders, autism, cancer, HIV/AIDS, and the elderly. It also covers therapeutic approaches for palliative care, compliance, and the impact of recreational and medical drugs, emphasizing practical strategies for handling multifaceted clinical scenarios and chronic conditions.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of remedies derived from animals and plants, offering a detailed study of their properties and clinical applications. Topics include snake remedies such as Bothrops and Vipera; spider remedies like Aranea and Theridion; lac remedies (e.g., Lac caninum and Lac felinum); and sea remedies featuring substances like Spongia and corallium rubrum. Other areas of focus include bird remedies (e.g., Haliaeetus leucocephalus), fungi (e.g., Candida albicans), bowel nosodes, and botanicals like Solanaceae family members. The course also examines unique categories like matridonal remedies and plant-based substances such as Thea and Coffea.

This advanced course explores the therapeutic uses of minerals, gases, and specialized remedies in homeopathy. Topics include Halogens (Iodinum, Bromatum, Chlorum), Radioactive remedies (Radium, Uranium), Noble gases (Helium, Neon, Argon), and specific drug remedies. It also covers key elements such as Baryta, Kali, Calcarea, and Ammonium salts, with a focus on their clinical applications for chronic conditions, cognitive issues, and toxicity. Additional modules address therapeutics for hysteria and provide practical training in Remedy Bootcamp 2 to reinforce learning and application of these advanced remedies.