http://irisbell.com/
It is not clear where she got her homeopathic education (if she did) - many of those who are older studied on their own or with study groups or other homeopaths.
Doesn't look like she practices, just supports homeopathy and homeopathic research
Sheri
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Iris Bell
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Carol Boyce
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Re: Iris Bell
Hmmm - well in the About section on that site as well as all her many 'conventional' qualifications she also has:
" She is also nationally certified in biofeedback, a fellow of the American College of Nutrition, and a licensed physician in homeopathy and integrative medicine in Arizona."
I can say she teaches at AMCH and definitely understands the subtlety of practice - she co-wrote a really good chapter in a book about psychiatry (a specialty of hers) that I quoted in an article of mine because she identified exactly the problematic issues in researching homeopathy ie. why it won't fit the lauded Gold Standard - and how to design a research model that will properly test it. have not got time just now to find you the ref but if you want it let me know.
On the other hand - why are we discussing this at all - she speaks in favour of homeopathy, has personally done some excellent research with results that support homeopathy and she writes about it in an entirely positive way. Are we just getting clear on everyone's credentials? I'm serious I've lost the reason for this discussion - I was just telling Tanya what I knew about Iris.
Carol B
" She is also nationally certified in biofeedback, a fellow of the American College of Nutrition, and a licensed physician in homeopathy and integrative medicine in Arizona."
I can say she teaches at AMCH and definitely understands the subtlety of practice - she co-wrote a really good chapter in a book about psychiatry (a specialty of hers) that I quoted in an article of mine because she identified exactly the problematic issues in researching homeopathy ie. why it won't fit the lauded Gold Standard - and how to design a research model that will properly test it. have not got time just now to find you the ref but if you want it let me know.
On the other hand - why are we discussing this at all - she speaks in favour of homeopathy, has personally done some excellent research with results that support homeopathy and she writes about it in an entirely positive way. Are we just getting clear on everyone's credentials? I'm serious I've lost the reason for this discussion - I was just telling Tanya what I knew about Iris.
Carol B
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Sheri Nakken
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Re: Iris Bell
someone asked earlier where she got her education
I was responding to that and said:
http://irisbell.com/
It is not clear where she got her homeopathic education (if she did) - many of those who are older studied on their own or with study groups or other homeopaths.
Doesn't look like she practices, just supports homeopathy and homeopathic research
Sheri
At 11:32 AM 10/28/2009, you wrote:
I was responding to that and said:
http://irisbell.com/
It is not clear where she got her homeopathic education (if she did) - many of those who are older studied on their own or with study groups or other homeopaths.
Doesn't look like she practices, just supports homeopathy and homeopathic research
Sheri
At 11:32 AM 10/28/2009, you wrote: