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Sue Crump, Chair of the Society’s Public Affairs Committee reports on a major homeopathic conference over the weekend.
Homeopaths from all over the world gathered in Bruges this weekend for the first Homeopathy One conference. The emphasis was on collaboration, on creating greater unity within the profession, while also respecting the diversity of individual practitioners and approaches.
The highlight of the conference was the discussion on Sunday morning of a live case. During the preceding two days, the speakers had each explained their particular approaches to case-taking and prescribing, illustrated with cases from their own practices. Now, they were put on the spot, invited to contribute their analysis, outline their approach and suggest a possible remedy.
“I loved watching the panel members show how they put their methods into practice and lead you to a remedy in a logical and elegant way: it was pure mastery.” Arunjot Mushiana, RSHom.
www.homeopathy-one.com
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Sue Crump, Chair of the Society’s Public Affairs Committee reports on a major homeopathic conference over the weekend.
Homeopaths from all over the world gathered in Bruges this weekend for the first Homeopathy One conference. The emphasis was on collaboration, on creating greater unity within the profession, while also respecting the diversity of individual practitioners and approaches.
The highlight of the conference was the discussion on Sunday morning of a live case. During the preceding two days, the speakers had each explained their particular approaches to case-taking and prescribing, illustrated with cases from their own practices. Now, they were put on the spot, invited to contribute their analysis, outline their approach and suggest a possible remedy.
“I loved watching the panel members show how they put their methods into practice and lead you to a remedy in a logical and elegant way: it was pure mastery.” Arunjot Mushiana, RSHom.
