Homeopathic Medicine
Whole Person Care - HOMEOPATHY
as an Integrative Medicine Approach
Special event for healthcare professionals at Bristol
Homeopathic Hospital (BHH).
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Dr Liz Thompson, Consultant Homeopathic
Physician and Academic Director at the BHH will introduce
participants to holistic concepts in medical practice and a vision
of integrative medicine in the future. For more
details please click
here to view attached flyer.
Training in Homeopathic Medicine for Healthcare
Professionals
Our courses are open to: Dentists, Doctors, Nurses, Hygienists,
Midwives,Osteopaths, Pharmacists,Physiotherapists. Courses are
accredited by the Faculty of
Homeopathy which promotes academic and scientific thinking and
ensures the highest standards in teaching.
The course is organised in five modules.
Module 1 sets out to answer the questions:-What is homeopathic
medicine? Does it work? Is it scientifically valid? What is its
role and availability in contemporary medicine? What is its
clinical scope? What is its potential value to you and your
patients? What are its basic therapeutic principles? What would its
introduction into your therapeutic repertoire involve?
It will also suggest some simple medicines to provide experience of
efficacy in day-to-day practice.
Modules 2, 3, 4 & 5 provide a more complete introduction to
the therapeutic principles for those who may want to add it to
their clinical repertoire. The course as a whole provides a
thorough awareness of the subject, together with some limited
expertise in the use of homeopathic medicines in general practice
and covers the syllabus required for the Primary Health Care
examination. It prepares for entry into a more expansive programme
of study at intermediate level, which in turn eventually leads to
preparation for the MFHom examinations for those who wish to use
homeopathy as a special skill.
Faculty of Homeopathy Examination: Primary Health Care
Certificate
All students are strongly encouraged to sit this multiple choice
question examination, which is considered to be an essential
component of their training in homeopathic medicine. Success
in the examination marks achievement of basic level skills within
clearly defined standards of safety, quality of practice and
professional competence. Successful candidates may apply to
the Faculty to become elected as a Licenced Associate & may use
the initials LFHom, followed by a suffix denoting their profession.
Course Fees: £815 for full course (discount available for full
payment prior to start).
PHCE examination fee: £125.
Advanced and Basic Courses in 2012/2013.
View homeopathic medicine course
dates and the course brochure
For more information please e-mail Renata, Academic
Administrator.
Useful homeopathic links:
Bristish
Homeopathic Association website
