Program Description
Students will gain a working knowledge of the Homeopathic practice beginning with the history of Homeopathy.
They will understand the theory behind the use of homeopathic remedies and when they are applicable to acute as well as chronic cases.
The goal is to train students to educate clients in homeopathic usage and self-care for symptoms of healing crisis.
They will gain an understanding of dosing, common remedies, and prescribing Homeopathic compounds.
Each student will prepare a Homeopathic first aid kit and learn to prescribe homeopathic remedies for acute illnesses.
Bach Flower Essences will also be discussed.
Classes are held at the Cleveland campus. This class is a required course of study for the HHP Program, but is also open to the general public, so other interested students may apply for acceptance into this training program.
Introduction to Homeopathy Includes:
- Homeopathic Philosophy and Terminology
- Classification and Treatment of Disease
- Client Assesment from the Homeopathic Perspective
- Use of Homeopathy in Conjunction with Western Practices
- Overview of the Organon
- Bach Flower Remedies
State and National Registration and Certification
The Introduction to Homeopathy class is registered with the State of Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools (#01-01-1528T), and nationally accredited by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners.