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Treating difficult cases

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 12:02 pm
by K DA SILVA-HILL
Subject: Treating difficult cases
DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO TREATING COMPLEX DISEASE
By Hilary Fairclough
Sunday April 27th 2008, 10am -5pm
College of Practical Homeopathy
Homeopaths are required to treat increasingly complex disease. This requires an understanding of a full range of homeopathic prescribing styles and methodologies.
The ability to deal with disease processes, suppression of natural diseases and intense emotional states related to pathology is needed. Also important is the ability to deal with illness in the context of societal factors that have important implications for disease progression and homeopathic treatment.
Hilary Fairclough, a homeopath and a former nurse, set up The Maun Homeopathy project in Botswana in 2002. Since then about 1500 people have been treated for Aids and HIV.
Hilary Fairclough is going to share her immense experience and knowledge gained from running the Maun project. The day will cover:
· Various homeopathic analysis techniques used in the project
· The Triad Method
· Using the Triad Method alongside conventional medicine
· Using this method for children and adults, similarities and differences and implications for case-taking and management
· What to look for in follow-ups
· Importance of miasmatic prescribing
· Understanding posology
· Homeopathic principles related to the triad method
· Palliation of incurable conditions
At the end of the day you will have an increased knowledge of treating difficult cases including HIV and Aids with confidence.
BOOKING AND PAYMENT:
Seminar: Treating Complex Disease
Date: Sunday, April 27th, 2008
Time: 10am – 5.00pm
Venue: College of Practical Homeopathy, 760 High Rd, North Finchley
Cost: CPH students: £40.00
CPH Graduates: £45.00
Non-CPH students and graduates: £50.00
Cheques payable to: Nimisha Parekh
Please return the booking form with your payment to: Nimisha Parekh, 1491 High Rd , Whetstone, London N20 9PJ
CPD certificates will be provided. Refreshments will be served. There is a wide choice of restaurants in the area for a great lunch. Parking is free on Sundays.

Booking form: Treating Complex Disease –Hilary Fairclough

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