BIH

[ladan golestanian]

hello group,
what are your idea about the "BIH diploma" and
getting it in Iran by its branch in Iran? What is its
efficacy in Iran for working homeopathy?

thanks ,

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[Donna Earnest]

Hi Susan,

I am beginning to think that there is more to this than what we are seeing. Why are you out to discredit BIH? It’s ironic that you feel so strongly against BIH as well as it tutors as the owner of this list, Dr Aradavan shahdhar was a tutor for us in the past, as well as our director in Dubai. He has also written courses for BIH. As for David Little, he has made many contributions to the materials found in BIH courses and will back BIH and what we teach. So I would assume that none of these individuals would be considered classical? I think you are becoming confused in the fact that one can offer additional modalities in their practice and still be practicing classical homeopathy. Just because someone offers additional support does not in anyway make them unclassical.

I will not comment any further into this discussion as it appears that you have a vendetta against BIH. It makes me wonder who you really are.
Donna E

Faculty member “C”
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of healthyinfo6@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, May 28, 2009 9:26 PM
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] Is BIH USA worth the $$$?
Of the 19 faculty listed at bihusa.com, you and Dr. Joe comprise 10% of them. We already have insights into how both of you practice classical homeopathy.

Reading through the 17 bios left, only 2-3 seem to be practicing solely classical Hahnemannian homepathy and have studied with other purely classical homeopaths. Most of the others, in addition to homeopathy are actively practicing other disciplines. A few are holistic and/or allopathic vets.

The "postive motive" is a strong warning to anyone new to this field looking to emerse themselves in classical homeopathy believing they may learn from masters, WHY should anyone spend $2000-4000 or more to be tutored by mainly those who probably have not mastered classical homeopathy and are not really focused on and devoted to its practice? How can they be when they're practicing other disciplines?

How can this be called British Institute of Homeopathy in the USA when the majority of the faculty is NOT PRACTICING IT FULL TIME?

One can better spend $450, take David Little's on-line course for 2 years and have access to him, a solely classical homeopath with cases to back it up or attend any number of purely classical homeopath run schools in the USA.

6 more BIH USA faculty partial bios:

Faculty member A "has diplomas in both basic and advanced Veterinary Homeopathy. Additionally ... is trained and qualified as Equine Ma ssage Therapist and Non-Invasive Acupuncture. ... has attended Mt. Saint Mary’s College for pre-med and is currently finishing ... degree in Holistic Nutrition as well as her Doctorate in Naturopathy from Clayton College. ... is a member of American Association of Christian Counselors and the National Center for Homeopathy. ... is a fellow graduate and tutor with the British Institute of Homeopathy (BIH). ... has been working in alternative healing methods for 7 years.... has recently been accepted as a practitioner for Metagenics, Bio-Medical Laboratories, and is listed in the National Center for Homeopathy practitioner directory. "

How much has been devoted to mastering classical homeopathy when you're pursuing a degree in Naturopathy AND working for Metagenics, a vitamin company that sells to Drs. only. They have some great products, I've used them, some are homeopathic combos, but they are not a homeopathic company.

Faculty member B, "practice incorporates Jungian Analytical Approach followed by treatment through Homeopathy. ... is currently working on ... Third & Fourth Books, Advanced Homeopathic Psychology: Includes Mythology, Dream analysis, Handwriting analysis, and Advanced predication in patient profiling. Egyptian Physician: Documenting 5000 years of Ancient Egyptian Physicians, their methods and ties to practices still implemented today by Complementary & Alternative Practitioners / Physicians."

Faculty member C, "has done further studies into the areas of the Chakras, Healing with Colors and the use of the Color remedies, as well as working with many of the different flower essences available today. ... encompasses a more spiritual and deeper path into healing."

Facutly member D, "

· Director, The Body-Mind Center

· Licensed Clinical Psychologist (DC, MD, CA)

· Post doc studies in Adolescents and Children

· Naturopath (Board Cert. Naturopathic Physician, Cert.Tradit. Nat., Registered D.C.)

· Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist (Clinical Nutrition Cert. Board, IAACN)

· Post Graduate Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine (British Institute of Homeopathy)

· Board Certified Classical Homeopath (Council for Homeopathic Certification)

· Experienced/Advanced Registered Yoga Teacher E-R500 (Yoga Alliance)

· Certified Yoga Teacher & Therapist

· Fellow, Advanced Certif.EEG Biofeedback (Biofeedback Cert.Institute of America)

· Approved Consultant, Cert. in Hypnosis (American Society of Clinical Hypnosis)

· Fellow & Diplomate, American College of Forensic Examiners, subspecialty Cert.

· Forensic Neuropsychology (American Board of Forensic Examiners, DABFE)

· Certified Phlebotomist, & IV Nutrition (National Healthcareer Association)

· Post doc M.S. in Ppharmacology (cand.)

Faculty member E, "having graduated form the British Institute with a Dihom, DHM and FBIH. I continued my studies20at Westbrook University achieving a Ph.D. in Science in Natural Health Sciences and became a Bach Flower certified therapist. I am also a member of the National Center for Homeopathy. I have also studied and practice Reiki. "

Faculty Member F, "is a flower essence practitioner and photographer of flowers, specializing in indigenous flora. ... is an on-going student in the study of herbalism and plant life.

... emphasizes the bridge between flower essences, herbs, and homeopathic remedies in the study of plants..... ability and expertise to demonstrate the similarities and differences, and how to integrate these three areas is unique."

Susan