Homeopathic Principles and Philosophy will include the following:
- Remedy reaction and second prescription
- Different forms of case analysis, e.g., essence, totality, keynotes, patterns of functioning, never well since, core delusion, etc.
- Potency and repetition
- Tautopathy
- Case management
- Advanced and comparative repertory work
- Miasms and nosodes
- Obstacles to cures
- Casetaking
- Therapeutics of acute complaints such as cystitis, headaches, sciatica and gallstone colic will be covered.
Materia Medica will include more polychrests as well as smaller remedies and an introduction to the classification of remedies according to their kingdom.
Student Clinic
Fridays of the class weekends are "Student Clinic" day. In Year Two you will observe live cases being taken by professional homeopaths and have the opportunity to apply all that you have learned in your classes and studies. Participation in the case analysis is emphasized, as is discussion for any case management issues that may arise as you follow these cases throughout the year.
Human Sciences
Pathology and orthodox treatment of diseases will be taught during this year as part of the course.
Exemptions for Human Sciences
In the second and third years, students with accreditation such as MD, ND, DC, BSc. Pharm., BScN, and DVM who are currently or have been practicing within the past 5 years are exempt from this portion of the course, provided they submit academic transcripts at the time of application. Those students will receive a rebate of $300 in both these years. For anyone else seeking exemption from Human Sciences in the second and third years, please contact us.
