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Registration for a webinar will include a 12 week membership and will give you access to a minimum of 12 hours of instruction time (1 hour sessions three times weekly for 4 weeks), comprehensive written notes, recordings of all sessions including powerpoint presentations for unlimited review during the 12 weeks, and a listserve so that questions that arise during and after the classes can be addressed.
THE VITAL FORCE - The Basics for Using Homeopathy in Companion Animals
June 5 - June 28, 2012
Registration information and class times available at the Registration link below
Other series will be scheduled through the year
The Vital Force webinar is a series designed to introduce the philosophy, the theory, and the techniques of classical homeopathy as it applies to our animal companions. During the 12 sessions we will explore medicine, sustainable organic agriculture, and ecology as a continuum into the larger concepts of global health; the paradigm of holism as it applies to the individual, to general populations, and to the global biome; the theory and principles of classical homeopathy; the actions of medicine in the body; ways to assess the effects of therapy; and, will progress to the mechanics of homeopathy through the use of the repertory and the material medica. We will conclude with a material medica study of the common acute and emergency remedies used in our animal companions.
These 12 hours will be a concentration of the basic information necessary for a firm foundation in the art and science of homeopathy and to begin you and your animal companions on the path to true health.
Participants will need to be prepared with a copy of Kent's Repertory and Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica. These materials are available at most sites that sell homeopathy materials. For selected sources, check the Links page of this website.
First class June 5, 2012. Classes will be held each Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday for 12 sessions.
Space limited to 45 participants. Other classes to be announced.
BASICS IN EQUINE HOMEOPATHY
July 10 - August 2, 2012
Registration information and class times available at the Registration link below
Other series will be scheduled through the year
Basics in Equine Homeopathy is a 12 hour series that will cover the philosophy, theory, mechanics, and application of homeopathy with a slant toward the unique needs of the equine patient. Health care will be considered from the global to the local to the individual, from external changes in hygiene to individualized therapeutics, from the acute to the chronic. Instruction will be given on using the repertory and materia medica to select the remedy for the patient, as well as techniques in assessing the response of the patient to the remedy. A materia medica of common acute and emergency remedies will be given. The course will end with case studies specific to horses.
Participants will need to be prepared with a copy of Kent's Repertory and Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica. These materials are available at most sites that sell homeopathy materials. For selected sources, check the Links page of this website.
First class July 10, 2012. Classes will be held each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7:00 Central time for 12 sessions.
Space limited to 45 participants. Other classes to be announced.
HOMEOPATHY IN LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION – A Webinar in Agriculture Applications of Homeopathy
August 7 - August 30, 2012
Registration information and class times available at the Registration link below
Other series will be scheduled through the year
This 12 hour series will explore the opportunities unique to the partnership of homeopathy and sustainable organic agriculture. We will explore how this partnership has the potential to reverse and correct many of the global problems present today. To do so, we will look at the unique application of homeopathy within each major farming system and how these applications can foster health in each individual animal, each farm and farm family, and in the populations using the products from these farms.
We will study the theory and philosophy of homeopathy as they mesh with the legal and philosophical mandates of organic agriculture during the first sessions. The later sessions will concentrate on the mechanics and the application of homeopathy in farming situations and on the proper use of the repertory and material medica to find the remedy best suited to the situation. Included will be a material medica study of the common acute and emergency remedies used on the farm.
Participants will need to be prepared with a copy of Kent's Repertory and Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica. These materials are available at most sites that sell homeopathy materials. For selected sources, check the Links page of this website.
The first class starts August 2, 2012. Classes will be held each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7:00 Central time for 12 sessions.
Class size is limited to 45. Other classes to be announced.
AN ADVANCED WEBINAR IN ANIMAL HOMEOPATHY
Next Webinar TBA
Registration information and class times available at the Registration link below
Other series will be scheduled through the year
During this series we will learn techniques for tackling those difficult animal health cases that come our way by learning a more in-depth use of the repertory, the use of Boenninghausen’s analysis techniques, and the basics of Hahnemann’s miasms.
This will be followed by a systematic approach to the second prescription by looking at aggravations, accessory symptoms, and remaining symptoms as guides to remedy changes; the timing of redoses as guides to changing potencies; and a more in-depth look at assessing cure, palliation, and suppression..
The series will continue with specific remedy categories and dosing techniques from dry dosing, to wet dosing, to LM potencies and will end with a material medica study of the common polychrest remedies.
Case studies to illustrate these techniques will be included as time permits.
The first class TBA. Class size is limited to 45. Other classes to be announced.
THE CLASSIC MIASMS – A Webinar on Treating Chronic Disease in Our Animals
Next Webinar TBA
Registration information and class times available at the Registration link below
Other series will be scheduled through the year
The Classic Miasms series will take an animal centered approach to the study of the classic miasms of Hahnemann. We will begin with a genus epidemicus approach to each miasm based on the symptoms we can define in our animal companions and will follow with a comparative materia medica study of the major anti-miasmatic remedies exclusive of the common genus epidemicus symptoms of each remedy. Materials will also include a chart comparing the miasms according to their appearance in each body system
This webinar will help improve the effectiveness of your treatment and the efficiency of you case management in deep seated chronic disease in your animal companion.
Class times TBA. Space is limited to 45 participants.
Other webinars will be announced through the year.
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