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Barbara Seideneck, CHom, CCH, Director of HSI gives an introduction to homeopathy and talks about how it works. In this webinar you will find answers to your general questions about homeopathy or you can add to what you already know. Topics include: origin of homeopathy, philosophy and concepts that guide homeopathic treatment, practical application in
Homeopathy – The Road Less Traveled Many people are familiar with Robert Frost’s poem, The Road Not Taken, which narrates a traveler’s thoughts as he ponders which of two woodland paths to take. In the end, he chose the road “less traveled by,” which “made all the difference.” Not as many people are familiar with
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex chronic condition that impairs social communication and interaction across multiple contexts. These challenges make creating and maintaining relationships difficult. Additionally, ASD is characterized by restricted and perseverative patterns of behavior, interests and activities. It is sometimes described as a “neuro-behavioral-psychiatric-genetic-gastrointestinal” disorder because there are multiple organ systems and
Join us on November 7, 2020 – 9.00 to 10.30 (MST), using the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83181873086 In this zoom session Kim will explore various approaches to homeopathic posology (potency and dose), historically and practically. He will touch upon different methods from the 4th, 5th and 6th editions of the Organon and present case examples. Kim
Australian homeopath Alastair Gray addresses the advanced topic of homeopathic potencies. With much literature, plenty of opinions and virtually no science on the subject using potencies in homeopathic treatment is usually considered a complex issue. Alastair untangles the debate and creates context in this case laden, media rich, and practical session. He also addresses related
Barbara Seideneck, CHom, CCH, RSHom is the founder and director of HSI and is since 1997 nationally certified with the Council for Homeopathic Certification(CCH). Barbara has been teaching homeopathy since 1994 with emphasis on case taking, case analysis and case supervision. In “Let’s Talk About Symptoms” Barbara discusses helpful concepts on how to evaluate symptoms
Alastair Gray, MSc, BAHoms, PCHom, Australian Homeopath, examines three traditions of homeopathic case taking and points out how they apply in modern contemporary practice. He addresses observing and questioning and also addresses the depth and pitch of clinical case taking skills that determine the result in a case. This webinar provides context, scaffolding and a
Potency and potency protocols are the preoccupation of all beginning homeopaths, and there are many technical details elucidated by experienced homeopaths. This webinar will compare 35 years of clinical experience using C-potencies and 15 current years using LM-potencies, including a 5 year period of pitfalls and making the transition.
What is a paradigm? Jörg Wichmann writes in his article “Beyond the Evidence Trap”: “A paradigm is a set of ideological principles and views on which a conception of the world or a science is based. Paradigms have evolved historically and are changing.” An example of this is a paradigm that had long been valid:
The idea of antidotes is a controversial topic in homeopathy. In my practice, they are very very real, and I will present some clear cases to illustrate not only the correct remedy, but also the clear result from antidotes and how that is handled. I first learned about antidotes from George Vithoulkas and have experimented
Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning is young.
Henry Ford