Student-centred, progressive and fun.

The structure of the course is based on 10 weekend sessions a year for four years and on extensive and well-supported clinic practice. Education at NCHM is set at first degree level and involves a considerable amount of self-directed research and home study.

Formal lectures are few and discussion is welcomed. We teach a core curriculum in common with other homeopathic colleges recognized by the Society of Homeopaths. We seek to teach and learn in an environment which supports students to find their own particular style of practising homeopathy as an expression of their own personalities.

We do not teach any one style of practising and we regularly invite teachers from other colleges and disciplines to bring new ideas and variety of experience.

Ours is an education course for homeopaths, and the practice of homeopathy is more than simply a matter of selecting the right remedy. We therefore teach the fundamentals of diet and nutrition and discuss other methods of supportive treatment, for example massage, exercise and other therapies.

We focus on the development of professional practitioner skills and encourage self-awareness so that students are properly equipped for the many challenges of practising an holistic approach to medicine.

The course also offers a good grounding in orthodox medical science, emphasizing its relevance to homeopathic treatment.

 

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Dates for 2008/2009
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