Seminars and conferences
Dr Kaplan is a fellow of the Faculty of Homeopathy, as well as being president of the British Institute of Provocative Therapy. He qualified as a medical doctor in South Africa, then trained in homeopathic medicine at the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital, becoming a faculty member in 1983. He has since studied counselling, nutritional dietetics, fitness, yoga, autogenic training and provocative therapy.
The case receiving leaps from peculiar symptoms to the innermost experience through food, fear, dreams, hobbies and acute illnesses to the point of confluence with the simillimum.” Its ultimate success, she explains, lies in holding on to the weirdest and most peculiar, and moving to a space where there is no logical analysis to hold on to. It is only by leaping into that moment that one can reach the summit, the simillimum - the confluence of the peculiar symptom with the source. The presentation will unfold this crystal clear method, where both patient and homeopath swirl in a perfectly tuned, energised, yet effortless dance to the simillimum. It will also emphasise the tools needed to explore materia medica. Dr Chhabra has been practising classical homeopathy in Mumbai since 1992. She has lectured all over the world, and is also known for her provings, which include Thea, Citrus, Lac Felinum, Lac Rhesus, Tungsten, and Bat. She has also conducted a potency proving with two well-proved polycrest remedies and helped to remove the grey area in the understanding of potencies. She has published a book on the periodic table of elements and is working on two others, one on her provings and the other on her experience in practice.
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Jackie’s background is in sports studies. She discovered homeopathy after receiving treatment for a back injury. During her final year at Sheffield College of Classical Homeopathy she made a speculative approach to the consultant of a recently opened Rheumatology suite at Barnsley Hospital …and the rest is history! Now eight years on, Jackie has been accepted to study a Graduate Certificate in Rheumatology Practice to start in October 2010. |
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Clare began her career as a research ecologist, qualifying from the Sheffield College of Classical Homeopathy in 1998. She has been involved in two service evaluations of homeopathy in primary care, joining Jackie as part of the research team at Barnsley Hospital in 2005. She spent some time as academic director at the Yorkshire School of Homeopathy and now has a consciousness coaching business that runs alongside her homeopathy practice. |
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Misha Norland:
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Misha comments: “This understanding informs every aspect of our interactions with patients, with remedies and with the cosmos. The highest ideal of cure, as Hahnemann teaches, is to heal the entire person from within to without on easily comprehensible principles. Astonishingly, this can be done, maybe not the first time, but in time, most of the time. This is what I have to share, the method and magnificence of homeopathy brought through an understanding of how to receive the case.”
Misha, a fellow and founder of The Society of Homeopaths, began his career as a filmmaker, but in 1971, fatherhood and homeopathy found him and he began a new path. He set up the School of Homeopathy in Devon in 1981, has written two books, and over the years has contributed to many journals in various countries. He continues to undertake and publish homeopathic provings with the School of Homeopathy and as well as his work with the school in the UK, regularly facilitates clinical workshops for the school’s international study program in North America.
Sarah Carter RSHom:
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mental health, risk assessment, case taking, methodologies, working with medication, suicidal depression, miasmatic influences, ethical issues, strategies for measuring change, working with families, carers and mental health teams and protecting your own mental health.
The central aim of this workshop is to provide students and practitioners with a variety of practical tools and information that will help to support them in their everyday practice. It will highlight the importance of listening to/respecting the patient’s priorities, which may not always be aligned with our own.
As well as running her own practice, Sarah has worked for over three years at a supported housing scheme which accommodates people with mental health and drug/alcohol problems, many of them ex-offenders. She has treated numerous patients suffering from a wide range of mental health problems, many of who are on long-term medication. She also has extensive experience of working in prison environments with young offenders.
Sarah has researched the effects of homeopathy on the symptoms of schizophrenia and is conversant with the issues surrounding antipsychotic medication and anti-depressants. She supports the need for measurement and evaluation in building up an evidence base for homeopathy in the treatment of severe mental health conditions. To this end, Sarah is in the process of designing and developing a range of measurement tools.
This is your opportunity to become involved in the vital business of The Society and for Registered Members to elect new directors. In addition to the presentation of 2009’s activities, this is a chance to discuss the issues of the day. The Annual Review and Accounts will be presented.
Attending the AGM only is free if you are a current member but please let us know in advance by completing your application form or calling the office.
The notice about who has been nominated, directors retiring, those seeking re-election and those continuing in office, will be sent to you by 3rd April 2010.
Many thanks to our main sponsor Nelsons and also to Helios Homeopathics, RSA Group and Lockton Companies International Limited, The Homeopathic Book Company, RADAR and Weleda.
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