Education for the whole homeopath
Education for the whole homeopath
Course Schedule
We offer courses on a rotating basis, and this schedule is updated regularly. Additional courses may become available during the time frame represented here. Please join our mailing list for notification when courses are posted.
All live class meetings are recorded and available to students for the duration of the course. Students who must miss one or even all of the live class meetings are still welcome to take a course and participate in other ways.
Please see our Courses page for a complete list of all of our courses.
January 2012:
Intensive Case Study I (in residence, Cocoa Beach, Florida)
Real cases on paper and video provide the opportunity to practice the homeopathic method. In lectures, discussion, and small groups we will move deeper into case analysis, repertorization, and materia medica study, with reference to homeopathic philosophy throughout. Come spend the weekend immersed in homeopathy, honing your skills with hands-on practice.
Click here for more detailed information.
Location: Courtyard by Marriott and Hampton Inn, Cocoa Beach, Florida. Easy access by car or airplane at Orlando International Airport. Steps from the beach, close to area attractions. Low room rates apply before, during, and after the seminar.
Prerequisite: Foundations I or permission
Books required:
Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art
James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica
At least two materia medica books; see Materia Medica I book list for suggestions
Credit hours: 20
Tuition: $349 (After 12/5/11, tuition is $374)
Dates: January 6, 4 PM to January 8, 4 PM.
Register now
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY - SPACE IS LIMITED.
Foundations of Classical Homeopathy II
This course serves as a crucial pivot point between the first two levels of the Professional Training Sequence. Connecting the courses already taken while foreshadowing the content of those to come, the course also brings students to a new level of collaborative study in preparation for the learning challenges in Level II.
Prerequisite: Level I (170 credit hours as per Professional Training Sequence Requirements) or permission.
Books required: none
Credit hours: 15
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $149
Live class meetings: Tuesdays, January 17, 24, and 31, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 10, tuition is $174.
Materia Medica I
Understanding remedies is an art in itself. In order to transcend "this remedy for that condition" prescribing, we have to grasp each remedy in all its complexity. This course introduces some of the most commonly needed remedies in our materia medica, not only providing knowledge of the remedies themselves, but also demonstrating how to study remedies effectively. Case examples illustrate remedies in a variety of contexts.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or permission.
Books required:
- Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art.
- James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in outline form, such as Phatak's Materia Medica of Homeopathic Medicines, Vermeulen's Synoptic Materia Medica, or Morrison's Desktop Guide to Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in complete encyclopedic form, such as Vermeulen's Concordant Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in prose form, such as Kent's Lectures on Materia Medica, Tyler's Homeopathic Drug Pictures, or Vithoulkas' Materia Medica Viva.
Credit hours: 35
Duration: 8 weeks
Tuition: $349
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, January 18 and 25, February 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, and March 7, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 11, tuition is $374.
Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I
This introduction to classical homeopathy lays the groundwork for all of the Academy’s other courses. Touching on every topic covered in a thorough education in homeopathy, the course equips the student to proceed to any other course in Level I. Homeopathic philosophy and practice are introduced with fundamental concepts such as vitalism, health and disease, acute and chronic illness, and the meaning of symptoms. Materia medica study begins with common remedies, while case examples illustrate the homeopathic method. The course also provides an overview of homeopathy today including how remedies are made, current issues in research, and resources for further engagement.
Prerequisite: none. All are welcome in this course. Even students with some previous experience are advised to take this course as an orientation to their further study.
Books required: Timothy Dooley, Homeopathy: Beyond Flat Earth Medicine
Credit hours: 15
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $175
Live class meetings: Mondays, January 23, 30, February 6 and 13, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 16, tuition is $199.
February 2012:
Home Care: Injuries and Emergencies
Homeopathy is renowned for easing pain, speeding healing, and averting long-term problems after injuries of every kind. This course covers the homeopathic treatment of a variety of common injuries, including sprains and strains, lacerations and puncture wounds, concussion, dental injuries, and surgical incisions. Emphasis is on minor injuries that can be treated at home, and homeopathic support while seeking conventional care. Note: this is not a course in conventional first aid. We recommend a conventional first aid course for those expecting to treat injuries.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or permission.
Books required:
- Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art.
- James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica.
- one or two materia medica books; please see Materia Medica I book list for suggestions.
- recommended but not required: any 1-2 home care books; see booksellers for suggestions.
Credit hours: 20
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $189
Live class meetings: Tuesdays, February 7, 14, 21, and 28, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 31, tuition is $214.
April 2012
Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I
This introduction to classical homeopathy lays the groundwork for all of the Academy’s other courses. Touching on every topic covered in a thorough education in homeopathy, the course equips the student to proceed to any other course in Level I. Homeopathic philosophy and practice are introduced with fundamental concepts such as vitalism, health and disease, acute and chronic illness, and the meaning of symptoms. Materia medica study begins with common remedies, while case examples illustrate the homeopathic method. The course also provides an overview of homeopathy today including how remedies are made, current issues in research, and resources for further engagement.
Prerequisite: none. All are welcome in this course. Even students with some previous experience are advised to take this course as an orientation to their further study.
Books required: Timothy Dooley, Homeopathy: Beyond Flat Earth Medicine
Credit hours: 15
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $175
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, May 9, 16, 23, and 30, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After May 2, tuition is $199.
All live class meetings are recorded and available to students for the duration of the course. Students who must miss one or even all of the live class meetings are still welcome to take a course and participate in other ways.
Please see our Courses page for a complete list of all of our courses.
January 2012:
Intensive Case Study I (in residence, Cocoa Beach, Florida)
Real cases on paper and video provide the opportunity to practice the homeopathic method. In lectures, discussion, and small groups we will move deeper into case analysis, repertorization, and materia medica study, with reference to homeopathic philosophy throughout. Come spend the weekend immersed in homeopathy, honing your skills with hands-on practice.
Click here for more detailed information.
Location: Courtyard by Marriott and Hampton Inn, Cocoa Beach, Florida. Easy access by car or airplane at Orlando International Airport. Steps from the beach, close to area attractions. Low room rates apply before, during, and after the seminar.
Prerequisite: Foundations I or permission
Books required:
Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art
James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica
At least two materia medica books; see Materia Medica I book list for suggestions
Credit hours: 20
Tuition: $349 (After 12/5/11, tuition is $374)
Dates: January 6, 4 PM to January 8, 4 PM.
Register now
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY - SPACE IS LIMITED.
Foundations of Classical Homeopathy II
This course serves as a crucial pivot point between the first two levels of the Professional Training Sequence. Connecting the courses already taken while foreshadowing the content of those to come, the course also brings students to a new level of collaborative study in preparation for the learning challenges in Level II.
Prerequisite: Level I (170 credit hours as per Professional Training Sequence Requirements) or permission.
Books required: none
Credit hours: 15
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $149
Live class meetings: Tuesdays, January 17, 24, and 31, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 10, tuition is $174.
Materia Medica I
Understanding remedies is an art in itself. In order to transcend "this remedy for that condition" prescribing, we have to grasp each remedy in all its complexity. This course introduces some of the most commonly needed remedies in our materia medica, not only providing knowledge of the remedies themselves, but also demonstrating how to study remedies effectively. Case examples illustrate remedies in a variety of contexts.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or permission.
Books required:
- Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art.
- James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in outline form, such as Phatak's Materia Medica of Homeopathic Medicines, Vermeulen's Synoptic Materia Medica, or Morrison's Desktop Guide to Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in complete encyclopedic form, such as Vermeulen's Concordant Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in prose form, such as Kent's Lectures on Materia Medica, Tyler's Homeopathic Drug Pictures, or Vithoulkas' Materia Medica Viva.
Credit hours: 35
Duration: 8 weeks
Tuition: $349
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, January 18 and 25, February 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, and March 7, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 11, tuition is $374.
Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I
This introduction to classical homeopathy lays the groundwork for all of the Academy’s other courses. Touching on every topic covered in a thorough education in homeopathy, the course equips the student to proceed to any other course in Level I. Homeopathic philosophy and practice are introduced with fundamental concepts such as vitalism, health and disease, acute and chronic illness, and the meaning of symptoms. Materia medica study begins with common remedies, while case examples illustrate the homeopathic method. The course also provides an overview of homeopathy today including how remedies are made, current issues in research, and resources for further engagement.
Prerequisite: none. All are welcome in this course. Even students with some previous experience are advised to take this course as an orientation to their further study.
Books required: Timothy Dooley, Homeopathy: Beyond Flat Earth Medicine
Credit hours: 15
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $175
Live class meetings: Mondays, January 23, 30, February 6 and 13, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 16, tuition is $199.
February 2012:
Home Care: Injuries and Emergencies
Homeopathy is renowned for easing pain, speeding healing, and averting long-term problems after injuries of every kind. This course covers the homeopathic treatment of a variety of common injuries, including sprains and strains, lacerations and puncture wounds, concussion, dental injuries, and surgical incisions. Emphasis is on minor injuries that can be treated at home, and homeopathic support while seeking conventional care. Note: this is not a course in conventional first aid. We recommend a conventional first aid course for those expecting to treat injuries.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or permission.
Books required:
- Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art.
- James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica.
- one or two materia medica books; please see Materia Medica I book list for suggestions.
- recommended but not required: any 1-2 home care books; see booksellers for suggestions.
Credit hours: 20
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $189
Live class meetings: Tuesdays, February 7, 14, 21, and 28, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After January 31, tuition is $214.
April 2012
Clinical Methods I
The homeopathic method is consistent and predictable in both acute and chronic prescribing. It follows a series of reliable steps that build upon each other. Solid clinical skills depend on mastery of each step and understanding of how the steps interact with each other. This course introduces the steps in the homeopathic process and provides hands-on practice. Emphasis is on case taking and case analysis using both acute and chronic case examples.
Prerequisite: Foundations I
Books required: (same as for Materia Medica I)
- Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art.
- James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in outline form, such as Phatak's Materia Medica of Homeopathic Medicines, Vermeulen's Synoptic Materia Medica, or Morrison's Desktop Guide to Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in complete encyclopedic form, such as Vermeulen's Concordant Materia Medica.
- At least one materia medica in prose form, such as Kent's Lectures on Materia Medica, Tyler's Homeopathic Drug Pictures, or Vithoulkas' Materia Medica Viva.
Credit hours: 35
Duration: 8 weeks
Tuition: $349
Live class meetings: Tuesdays, April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After April 3, tuition is $374.
May 2012
This introduction to classical homeopathy lays the groundwork for all of the Academy’s other courses. Touching on every topic covered in a thorough education in homeopathy, the course equips the student to proceed to any other course in Level I. Homeopathic philosophy and practice are introduced with fundamental concepts such as vitalism, health and disease, acute and chronic illness, and the meaning of symptoms. Materia medica study begins with common remedies, while case examples illustrate the homeopathic method. The course also provides an overview of homeopathy today including how remedies are made, current issues in research, and resources for further engagement.
Prerequisite: none. All are welcome in this course. Even students with some previous experience are advised to take this course as an orientation to their further study.
Books required: Timothy Dooley, Homeopathy: Beyond Flat Earth Medicine
Credit hours: 15
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $175
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, May 9, 16, 23, and 30, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
After May 2, tuition is $199.
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