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How to Measure Treatment Success Through Sleep and Dreams

Homeopathic Dream Reveals the Unconscious

In a recent article I introduced the topic of the role of dreams in homeopathic diagnosis. In this article I explain how sleep and dreams serve as useful indicators of … Read more →

Why Dreams Are Valuable in Homeopathic Diagnosis and Treatment

Homeopathic Dream

Homeopathic treatment begins with a thorough investigation into all aspects of the patient’s life. During the initial interview the homeopath routinely enquires about dreams (especially childhood dreams, memorable past dreams, recurrent dreams, and nightmares), because dreams have proven to be helpful clinical indicators … Read more →

Case of a Sexually Abused Woman Who Hates Herself (4): Followup at One Month

In this article we will follow Janice’s case which I previously introduced in 3 parts (case transcript, analysis, and prescription), reviewing her progress one month after her initial appointment.

The purpose of homeopathic followup appointments, in addition to the guidance and advice that is part-and-parcel of the healing relationship, is to compare the patient’s present state to … Read more →

Health, Disease, and Adaptation to the Present Moment

In this article I will describe a basic aspect of homeopathy’s spiritual understanding of health and disease: the view that disease arises from a fixed adaptation to a past situation that no longer exists in the present.

Homeopaths view health and disease as states of being that are either appropriate for the situation (healthy) or inappropriate for the situation (unhealthy). … Read more →

Case of a Sexually Abused Woman Who Hates Herself (3): Diagnosis and Prescription

This is Part 3 of the series begun with the case of Janice, a sexually abused woman (Part 1) and continued with my homeopathic case analysis of her case (Part 2).

Today I will complete the case analysis by completing the diagnosis and revealing the prescription that Janice received, and in subsequent articles I will present her progress … Read more →

Case of a Sexually Abused Woman Who Hates Herself (2): Homeopathic Analysis of Main Themes

Last week I presented the case of Janice, a sexually abused woman suffering from lifelong issues of sexuality, violence, and self-contempt.

Today we continue with the homeopathic analysis of Janice’s case, which centers around identifying the recurrent themes that run through her case. To fully benefit from the discussion make sure to review the case transcript first.

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Case of a Sexually Abused Woman Who Hates Herself

This is the first of a series of articles where I present in full detail the homeopathic treatment of a lifelong psychological condition.

This is the emotionally charged story of Janice, a 33-year-old woman and single mother of a boy, who suffered sexual abuse during her childhood. Her psychological difficulties center on themes of sexuality, self-hatred, violence, and emotional instability … Read more →

Debating the Availability of Publicly Funded Homeopathic Treatment

In the recent article on skepticism about homeopathy we saw how we cannot ignore skeptical media reports because of their powerful influence on the acceptance of homeopathy in society. Well, if we cannot ignore them then let’s debate them!

In today’s article I present a video of a recent debate between physician and homeopath Peter Fisher, clinical director of … Read more →

The Homeopathic Treatment of Allergies

Baby smelling rose

Homeopathy is highly effective in the treatment of allergies and fully capable of stimulating the organism to heal to the point of complete relief from all allergy symptoms.

Many of us have suffered from allergies at one time in our life, and usually the best … Read more →

Skepticism About Homeopathy: Can’t We Just Ignore the Skeptics?

Homeopathy is the bad boy of healing systems. Over 200 years after its inception it continues to generate controversy, and being skeptical about homeopathy is far more popular than simply accepting it as is.

It is not surprising, therefore, that possibly the most popular article on this blog has been Is Homeopathic Medicine the “Enemy of Reason”? (see also … Read more →

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