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.
April 2013
Clinical Analysis Symposium 2B
The Clinical Analysis Symposium is a three-week live online course to build skills in case analysis, repertorization, and remedy comparison. Each Symposium walks students through the process of analyzing and prescribing for one chronic case, under the guidance of the prescribing homeopath. This course is part of the Academy's Clinical Training program, and credits earned are logged as Clinical Analysis hours, separate from the Academy's required classroom hours.
Prerequisite: This Symposium is for students in Level 2 or the equivalent. Students will benefit most if they have completed Materia Medica 2, Philosophy 2, and Clinical Methods 2.
Books required: Repertory and materia medica books as for other Academy courses.
Credit hours: 5 hours in clinical analysis.
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $175 ($199 after April 10)
Class schedule:
April 17-24, independent study of the case.
April 24 and May 1, live class meetings, 7-8:30 Eastern time.
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May 2013
Introduction to Chronic Miasms
Hahnemann's experience with homeopathy led him to the theory of miasms as the foundation of all disease. An understanding of miasms opens the door to deeper and more lasting work in homeopathy. Using miasmatic analysis, we can perceive each case more accurately, understand remedies more fully, and achieve greater success in our practice. A detailed study of Hahnemann’s theory of the chronic miasms and its application in practice, this course examines Hahnemann’s three original miasms and two others identified since Hahnemann's time. Case studies and practical examples provide hands-on practice as students develop confidence in using miasm theory to analyze cases, study remedies, project prognosis, and manage cases over time.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or the equivalent.
Books required:
Samuel Hahnemann, Chronic Diseases (only the theoretical section is required)
Henny Heudens-Mast, The Foundation of the Chronic Miasms in the Practice of Homeopathy
Repertory and a variety of materia medica books as for other Level 1 courses.
Credit hours: 35
Duration: 8 weeks
Tuition: $349 ($375 after April 30)
Live class meetings: Tuesdays, May 7, 14, 21, and 28, and Thursdays, June 6, 13, 20, 27, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
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Foundations of Health Sciences
The starting point for the Health Sciences for Homeopaths course sequence, this unit introduces concepts and terms that prepare the student for all other units in Health Sciences. After this course, the other units may be taken in any order.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or the equivalent.
Books required:
~ Colbert, Ankney, and Lee, Anatomy, Physiology and Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Practitioners (either first or second edition).
~ Jay Yasgur, Yasgur's Homeopathic Dictionary and Holistic Health Reference.
~ Optional workbook: Colbert and Ankney, Workbook for Anatomy, Physiology, and Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Practitioners.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $199 ($225 after May 2)
Live class meetings: Thursdays, May 9-30, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
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Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I
This introduction to classical homeopathy lays the groundwork for all of the Academy’s other courses. We recommend this course as the starting point for all students, those who use homeopathy at home and those who are embarking on professional training. 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.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $175 ($199 after May 6)
Live class meetings: Mondays, May 13, 20, and 28, and June 3, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
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Foundations of Classical Homeopathy III
This course serves as the pivot point between the second and third levels of the Professional Training Sequence. Focus in on ensuring that students have assimilated their learning from Level II as a coherent whole, and preparing them for the increased professionalism of Level III.
Prerequisite: Level II or equivalent.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $149 ($175 after May 8)
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, May 15, 22, and 29, 7-8:30 Eastern time.
Register now
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June 2013
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:
Karen Allen, Tutorial and Workbook for the Homeopathic Repertory
Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art
James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica
Two or three materia medica books (used also in all other Academy courses):
Duration: 8 weeks
Tuition: $349 ($399 after June 3)
Live class meetings: Mondays, June 10, 17; July 1, 8, 16, 22; August 12, 19; 7-8:30 Eastern time.
Register now
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July 2013
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August 2013
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 II or equivalent.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $149 ($175 after August 7)
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, August 14, 21, and 28, 7-8:30 Eastern time.
Register now
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.
April 2013
Clinical Analysis Symposium 2B
The Clinical Analysis Symposium is a three-week live online course to build skills in case analysis, repertorization, and remedy comparison. Each Symposium walks students through the process of analyzing and prescribing for one chronic case, under the guidance of the prescribing homeopath. This course is part of the Academy's Clinical Training program, and credits earned are logged as Clinical Analysis hours, separate from the Academy's required classroom hours.
Prerequisite: This Symposium is for students in Level 2 or the equivalent. Students will benefit most if they have completed Materia Medica 2, Philosophy 2, and Clinical Methods 2.
Books required: Repertory and materia medica books as for other Academy courses.
Credit hours: 5 hours in clinical analysis.
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $175 ($199 after April 10)
Class schedule:
April 17-24, independent study of the case.
April 24 and May 1, live class meetings, 7-8:30 Eastern time.
Register now
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May 2013
Introduction to Chronic Miasms
Hahnemann's experience with homeopathy led him to the theory of miasms as the foundation of all disease. An understanding of miasms opens the door to deeper and more lasting work in homeopathy. Using miasmatic analysis, we can perceive each case more accurately, understand remedies more fully, and achieve greater success in our practice. A detailed study of Hahnemann’s theory of the chronic miasms and its application in practice, this course examines Hahnemann’s three original miasms and two others identified since Hahnemann's time. Case studies and practical examples provide hands-on practice as students develop confidence in using miasm theory to analyze cases, study remedies, project prognosis, and manage cases over time.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or the equivalent.
Books required:
Samuel Hahnemann, Chronic Diseases (only the theoretical section is required)
Henny Heudens-Mast, The Foundation of the Chronic Miasms in the Practice of Homeopathy
Repertory and a variety of materia medica books as for other Level 1 courses.
Credit hours: 35
Duration: 8 weeks
Tuition: $349 ($375 after April 30)
Live class meetings: Tuesdays, May 7, 14, 21, and 28, and Thursdays, June 6, 13, 20, 27, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
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Foundations of Health Sciences
The starting point for the Health Sciences for Homeopaths course sequence, this unit introduces concepts and terms that prepare the student for all other units in Health Sciences. After this course, the other units may be taken in any order.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I or the equivalent.
Books required:
~ Colbert, Ankney, and Lee, Anatomy, Physiology and Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Practitioners (either first or second edition).
~ Jay Yasgur, Yasgur's Homeopathic Dictionary and Holistic Health Reference.
~ Optional workbook: Colbert and Ankney, Workbook for Anatomy, Physiology, and Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Practitioners.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $199 ($225 after May 2)
Live class meetings: Thursdays, May 9-30, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
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Foundations of Classical Homeopathy I
This introduction to classical homeopathy lays the groundwork for all of the Academy’s other courses. We recommend this course as the starting point for all students, those who use homeopathy at home and those who are embarking on professional training. 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.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $175 ($199 after May 6)
Live class meetings: Mondays, May 13, 20, and 28, and June 3, 7-8:30 PM Eastern time.
Register now
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Foundations of Classical Homeopathy III
This course serves as the pivot point between the second and third levels of the Professional Training Sequence. Focus in on ensuring that students have assimilated their learning from Level II as a coherent whole, and preparing them for the increased professionalism of Level III.
Prerequisite: Level II or equivalent.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $149 ($175 after May 8)
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, May 15, 22, and 29, 7-8:30 Eastern time.
Register now
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June 2013
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:
Karen Allen, Tutorial and Workbook for the Homeopathic Repertory
Samuel Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art
James Tyler Kent, Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica
Two or three materia medica books (used also in all other Academy courses):
- one 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
- one in complete encyclopedic form, such as Vermeulen's Concordant Materia Medica
- one in prose form, such as Kent's Lectures on Materia Medica or Tyler's Homeopathic Drug Pictures
Duration: 8 weeks
Tuition: $349 ($399 after June 3)
Live class meetings: Mondays, June 10, 17; July 1, 8, 16, 22; August 12, 19; 7-8:30 Eastern time.
Register now
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July 2013
Henny Heudens-Mast seminar:
Long-Term Management of Chronic Cases
Long-Term Management of Chronic Cases
Philadelphia area, July 29-August 2
Please see Seminars page for details and registration
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August 2013
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 II or equivalent.
Credit hours: 10
Duration: 3 weeks
Tuition: $149 ($175 after August 7)
Live class meetings: Wednesdays, August 14, 21, and 28, 7-8:30 Eastern time.
Register now
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