Homeopathy 0-60 Part 1

$400.00

Homeopathy 0-60 Part 1: Quick Start, 15 hours

with Eli Camp, ND, DHANP

An excellent place to start refreshing or educating yourself on the use of homeopathy in your practice. This is focused on health professionals and uses medical terminology but the class is open to home practitioners on a case by case basis. This quick start class will allow you to begin using homeopathy with your very next patient or client – within minutes after finishing the first lecture/discussion.

Foundational/refresher class which covers primary vs secondary reactions, complete symptoms, mechanism of action, acute and chronic healing curves, when a remedy does not work, posology, homeoprophylaxis, isopathy, cell salts and keynotes. This 4-week session includes a first aid 10-remedy quick start guide, acute 10-remedy quick start guide and a polychrest 5-remedy jump start guide. Clinical hours are logged and assignments are reviewed and commented on before return.

  • 15 hours (8 hrs class, 7 hrs clinical)
  • Meets for 4 weeks: Aug 12- Sep 2, 2019
  • 6:30-8:30 PM Central
  • Suggested reading (all free online):

Detailed schedule below in description.

This does not carry CE but has been submitted to NMI (approved), HANP (pending) and ACHENA (pending) for approval of homeopathic hours.

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Description

Homeopathy 0-60: Part 1 Detailed Schedule

Week 1: Aug 12

  • Refresher on foundations
  • Incorporating homeopathy into your practice
  • Mechanism of action for homeopathy
  • Primary vs secondary reactions
  • Complete symptom
  • Top 10 First Aid Remedies: How and when to use them, starting today!
  • Q and A on active / open cases
  • Assignment:
    • 2 ½ clinical hours of complete symptom building. Document on CH Log.

Week 2: Aug 19

  • Acute and chronic healing curves
  • When to start homeopathic treatment
  • Dr. Bill Gray’s Reaction Curve
  • Why does a remedy not work?
  • Characteristic symptoms: strange, rare or peculiar
  • 5 Acute Remedies: How and when to use them, starting today!
  • First aid case discussion/presentation. These will be submitted electronically and I will review and comment on them. I will select 2 cases to go over in class; 1 to discuss and 1 to be presented by student. Presentation is limited to 7 min speaking and 5 min Q&A.
  • Q and A on active / open cases
  •  Assignment:
    • 2 clinical hours of first aid case taking, studying for remedy, prescribing and at least 1 follow-up with at least 1 patient. Document on CH Log.
    • Case write up due Week 3 of class. Brief HPI, homeopathic intake, remedies considered, reasoning for the one chosen, follow-up. A sample case-write up will be provided.

Week 3: Aug 26

  • What to do when a remedy does not work
  • Posology (dosing)
  • Homeoprophylaxis
  • Isopathy
  • Cell salts
  • Keynote symptoms
  • 5 Acute Remedies: How and when to use them, starting today!
  • First Aid case discussion/presentation. These will be submitted electronically and I will review and comment on them. I will select 2 cases to go over in class; 1 to discuss and 1 to be presented by student. Presentation is limited to 7 min speaking and 5 min Q&A.
  • Acute case discussion/presentation. These will be submitted electronically and I will review and comment on them. I will select 2 cases to go over in class; 1 to discuss and 1 to be presented by student. Presentation is limited to 7 min speaking and 5 min Q&A.
  • Q and A on active / open cases
  • Assignment:
    • 2 ½ clinical hours of acute case taking, prescribing, and at least 1 follow-up in at least 1 patient. Document on CH Log.
    • Case write up due week 4 of class. Brief HPI, homeopathic intake, remedies considered, reasoning for the one chosen, follow-up. A sample case-write up will be provided.

Week 4: Sep 2

  • First aid / acute case presentations. These will be submitted electronically and I will review and comment on them. I will select 5 cases to be presented by students. Presentation is limited to 7 min speaking and 5 min Q&A.
  • Complete symptom assignment review. These will be submitted electronically and I will review and comment on them. I will select several to review in class.
  • Q and A for open cases
  • 5 Polychrest Remedies: How and when to use them, starting today!

Full Course Details

Homeopathy 0-60 with Eli Camp, ND, DHANP

Three-part, 275-hour course (class + clinical + mentored) taught over ~1 year.

Download full class calendar. Registration opens July 2, 2019.

Payment options:

  • $2800 for full course, payment plan available, limit 25 slots.

Are you an HANP student or professional member? Are you a student or vital NMI associate?
Email us for a discount code.

Individual payment per Part:

  • Part 1: $400 – limit 100 students
  • Part 2: $600 – limit 100 students
  • Part 3: $2200 – payment plan available, limit 25 students, priority given to those who enroll for full course.

Class begins Aug 12, 2019 and runs through June 1, 2020. Individual final evaluations will be done June 8-29, 2020.

The entire course has been submitted to HANP, NMI and ACHENA. Part 3 has been submitted for CE through OBNM (Oregon) and NANCEAC. We do not anticipate any difficulties with final course approval.

Class meets Mondays 6:30 – 8:30 pm Central. All class hours will be held via live Zoom Meetings (call-in only option available but live video attendance is encouraged). Classes will be recorded for anytime access without expiration.

Parts 1-3 will consist of presentation, discussion, case review, quick start remedy guides and Q & A. In Part 3 only, class will also include live case taking, active case discussion, case management and homeopathic software training. Students who take all 3 parts will finish with 5 cases appropriate to fulfill the DHANP case requirement.

The intent of this course is to get you using homeopathy with your patients and clients immediately following the very first class of Part 1. This is classical homeopathy but we do cover a variety of topics including homeoprophylaxis, isopathy, cell salts, topicals and other tools for success.

Naturopathic Doctors are given priority for enrolling in this course from July 2-19 and open enrollment runs July 20 – Aug 9, 2019.

Registrants who enroll in all parts (Parts 1-3) are given one year of HANP membership (Student or Professional) at no additional charge. In addition to all HANP benefits, registrants will be added to the HANP private homeopathy discussion group. HANP membership benefits also include the monthly Homeopathic Mentor discussion with homeopaths holding their DHANP credential and access to the HANP Members Resource Library.

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