• It identifies the qualities and skills required for the
homeopath and encourages a regular self-audit of them
• It uncovers the meaning behind the fundamental
developments in case taking. From the origins of Hahnemann and Boenninghausen,
through Dunham and Kent, this book charts the evolution of homeopathy in the 20th
century, looking at the work of Schmidt, Vithoulkas, Sherr, Kaplan, Sankaran
and others. Furthermore it examines how homeopathy has borrowed from other disciplines
to become the multi-dimensional profession we know today.
• It highlights the maturing of the profession by placing the person, the practitioner and the therapeutic relationship back in its rightful place, as important as the remedy in the homeopathic process.
Purchase This Book From Amazon: https://amzn.to/2I4UqMq
ISBN: 978-81-319-3299-5 | 488pp
Other Homeopathic Books: