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[post_content] => At the Society AGM held last month, Fellowships were awarded to three Registered members for their long serving support of homeopathy and the profession.
Lyn Clark, Stephanie Field and Caroline Jurdon received their awards in recognition of their contributions to education and the provision of homeopathy to communities around the world.
Lyn has worked in various roles in the community for many years both in the UK and overseas in curriculum development, as a teacher, supervisor and mentor. During this period, Lyn has worked with the Society of Homeopaths, the Homeopathy Course Providers Forum and the Ghana project setting up clinics, study groups and support systems.
Stephanie has dedicated over 25 years to developing the profession as a teacher and practitioner, inspiring many patients to train in homeopathy along the way. Stephanie has taught at various events and colleges and continues to provide support, guidance and supervision for many students and practitioners.
Caroline has dedicated many years to delivering homeopathy to marginalised communities both at home and overseas. She has worked closely with other healthcare professionals to set up and fund homeopathy provision in low cost clinics while supporting colleagues and raising the profile of homeopathy.
Society Communications and Marketing Lead Pamela Stevens was awarded an Honorary Fellowship for her commitment and contribution to the work of the Society of Homeopaths.
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At the Society AGM held last month, Fellowships were awarded to three Registered members for their long serving support of homeopathy and the profession.
Lyn Clark, Stephanie Field and Caroline Jurdon received their awards in recognition of their contributions to education and the provision of homeopathy to communities around the world.
Lyn has worked in various roles in the community for many years both in the UK and overseas in curriculum development, as a teacher, supervisor and mentor. During this period, Lyn has worked with the Society of Homeopaths, the Homeopathy Course Providers Forum and the Ghana project setting up clinics, study groups and support systems.
Stephanie has dedicated over 25 years to developing the profession as a teacher and practitioner, inspiring many patients to train in homeopathy along the way. Stephanie has taught at various events and colleges and continues to provide support, guidance and supervision for many students and practitioners.
Caroline has dedicated many years to delivering homeopathy to marginalised communities both at home and overseas. She has worked closely with other healthcare professionals to set up and fund homeopathy provision in low cost clinics while supporting colleagues and raising the profile of homeopathy.
Society Communications and Marketing Lead Pamela Stevens was awarded an Honorary Fellowship for her commitment and contribution to the work of the Society of Homeopaths.