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[post_content] => As part of the Society support programme for newly qualified practitioners, three graduate workshops are featured to provide members with valuable practice building support.
On Saturday 26th November the first in the series of the Taking a Leap Graduate Workshops will be taking place with registered members Angela Crompton and Jacqueline Panakis, authors of the popular book 'Stepping into Practice'.
The live online workshop is an opportunity to share Angela’s 16 years of experience of working as a successful homeopath with a thriving practice.
Angela and Jacqueline will take a deep dive into a few chapters of their book covering setting up in practice and the consultation process as well as discussing remedy relationships and their strategy for successful case management. Delegates should leave the session with the tools needed to help retain those all important clients and develop a growing practice.
The session will include case examples and the opportunity for delegates to ask Angela and Jacqueline questions throughout.
Members are advised to attend the live session to get the most out of the event and come armed with repertory books.
To find out more about Angela and Jacqueline and their book, registered members can watch a recording of the Society October Book Club in the CPD Hub in the members area of the website. Student members are invited to contact liz_wootliff@homeopathy-soh.org for access.
Members of the Society team will also be on hand to offer advice on professional standards around safeguarding and GDPR as well as tips for building a social media presence and creating a website.
Taking the Leap Graduate Workshop is taking place on 26th November 10.00-13.00. Free to Society Registered Members, £20 for Society Student Members
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As part of the Society support programme for newly qualified practitioners, three graduate workshops are featured to provide members with valuable practice building support.
On Saturday 26th November the first in the series of the Taking a Leap Graduate Workshops will be taking place with registered members Angela Crompton and Jacqueline Panakis, authors of the popular book ‘Stepping into Practice’.
The live online workshop is an opportunity to share Angela’s 16 years of experience of working as a successful homeopath with a thriving practice.
Angela and Jacqueline will take a deep dive into a few chapters of their book covering setting up in practice and the consultation process as well as discussing remedy relationships and their strategy for successful case management. Delegates should leave the session with the tools needed to help retain those all important clients and develop a growing practice.
The session will include case examples and the opportunity for delegates to ask Angela and Jacqueline questions throughout.
Members are advised to attend the live session to get the most out of the event and come armed with repertory books.
To find out more about Angela and Jacqueline and their book, registered members can watch a recording of the Society October Book Club in the CPD Hub in the members area of the website. Student members are invited to contact liz_wootliff@homeopathy-soh.org for access.
Members of the Society team will also be on hand to offer advice on professional standards around safeguarding and GDPR as well as tips for building a social media presence and creating a website.
Taking the Leap Graduate Workshop is taking place on 26th November 10.00-13.00. Free to Society Registered Members, £20 for Society Student Members