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Fundamentals
of Philosophy and Basic Principles: |
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Introduction: Principles
of Homeopathy. Comparison of Paradigms. Dr. S. Hahnemann; his life
and legacy. Diversion from prevalent method of treatment, Introduction
to Organon. History and origin of classical homeopathy. "Similia
Similibus Curantur" - law of similars. Homeopathic theory of
disease. The Vital Force, its role in sickness, treatment and health.
Provings. Hahnemann's unique contribution to the body of knowledge.
Remedies: preparation and potency selection. History of Medical
thought. Empiricism vs. Rationalism. Role of Physician in each category.
Chronic diseases and theory of miasms. Susceptibility. Acute vs.
Chronic. Totality of Symptoms. |
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Homeopathic Repertory: |
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Introduction; structure
and organization role of the repertory. Rubrics; how to read them.
Repertory language. Chapter organization and contents. How to find
symptoms in repertory. Different repertories. |
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Materia Medica: |
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The study of Materia
Medica, symptomatic picture of rememdies. |
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- Essence of core.
- Modalities and site of action.
- Keynotes or peculiarities.
- Polycrests.
- Primary remedies.
- Secondary and tertiary remedies.
- Nosodes.
- Isodes.
- Remedy relationships.
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Case-Taking: |
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- Introduction to casetaking (acute).
- Discussion of modalities, using the repertory and examples.
- Hierarchisation of symptoms.
- Sensations, modalities, localization and concomitants &
aetiology.
- Principles of homeopathic case-taking.
- Treating the patient, not the disease.
- Objectives of casetaking.
- Recording of symptoms/differential diagnosis.
- Limiting rubrics.
- Purposes of repertorization.
- Homeopathic aggravation.
- Management of partially similar cases.
- Complex and drug-dependant cases.
- Prescribing action.
- Selection of Rx (remedy) and potency.
- Follow-up casetaking.
- The second prescription.
- Miasmatic prescribing.
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Homeopathic Therapeutics: |
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The application of
the principles of homeopathic medicine to specific clinical conditions,
study of minor remedies and their clinical applications. |
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- Immunology.
- Allergic disorders, asthma and environmental conditions.
- Cardiovascular disorders.
- Pulmonary disorders.
- Gastrointestinal disorders.
- Nutritional, metabolic and endocrine disorders.
- Musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders.
- Neurologic disorders.
- Sleep disorders.
- Emotional and behavioural problems.
- Renal and urologic disorders.
- Sexually related disorders.
- Gynaecology and obstetrics: women's conditions; pregnancy.
- Midwifery, menopause and its complications.
- Paediatrics.
- Dermatologic disorders.
- Minor surgical conditions and emergencies.
- Homeopathic prophylaxis.
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Clincial Externship: |
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Clinical experience
is a key part of the homeopathic education that the HCC provides.
We offer an intensive practicum with patients at the clinic, where
students can fully develop their practical and therapeutic abilities
under the supervision of professional homeopaths. |
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