Can a medically fit individual be considered healthy in a holistic sense of the word?

Can observational skills be used effectively in homeopathic case taking? Can insights from our childhood, our hobbies, dreams and doodles reveal essential clues?

As medicine has advanced, we have become accustomed to determining our level of health by measuring various lab tests and medical imaging. While these modern tests offer much value in helping us to understand and make adjustments to our lives when issues arise, they are often hyper-focused on symptoms and isolated physiological malfunctioning and the essence of the whole individual can be lost.

Perhaps you can relate to the scenario of receiving a clean report of health from a medical perspective – blood tests, scans, imaging are all pristine – yet from a holistic perspective you do not feel well. This is when we need to shift our focus to a new paradigm of health. In this informative and innovative book ‘ Accuracy of 10 Ws in Homeopathic Case Taking, the author carries the reader on a journey of understanding how their earliest life experiences result in patterned behaviors that form the lens from which they experience life – both in health and disease. For a practicing homeopath or an eager student, this book will really help in learning the finer nuances of remedies and the art of case taking.

For a practicing homeopath or an eager student, this book will really help in learning the finer nuances of remedies and the art of case taking. He provides the reader glimpses of his role as a practitioner and teacher through case examples from his practice. He has introduced a unique understanding and approach of case taking and analysis based on the concept of Dr Boenninghausen 7 W; and named it as “10 Ws”.