Allen College of Homoeopathy Newsletter- What we expect from our work? Attached.
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2016 11:16 am
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What we expect from our work?
by
Janet Banerjea, R.S.Hom.
Joint Principal, Allen College of Homoeopathy
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Supervision or case discussion is always a productive day and time well spent with colleagues.
Obviously cases are discussed but another rewarding aspect is the camaraderie and body of knowledge in the room being supportive and supported just by being together and knowing the task we have, as often, isolated professionals.
When I graduated there was no such thing as support or supervision from my college. Sometimes I reflect on my early days as a keen but very green practitioner and realise that my simple enthusiasm to make homoeopathy a respected medicine in my community was motivation to keep going. I was keenly aware that graduates left the profession because of isolation and lack of confidence.
At our last meeting we had an array of cases but also a healthy discussion on the incentives for the homoeopath to work with non- compliant patients. The frustration and coping strategies.
* Those who don’t finish the medicine or ‘lose’ it.
* Those who refuse to withdraw any of their conventional treatment (albeit under the prescribing doctor’s guidance).
* Those who miss appointments.
* Those who attribute any improvement to the ‘new kitten’ or ‘new school’ and so on.
* Those who question or google each prescription and challenge the decision.
We discussed the respect that is due to the practitioner, who has undertaken some considerable investment in education and is committed to an alternative path towards health. Who may have spent several hours pondering on what is the true ‘essence’ of the case, which route to take, was it indeed the grief as a causation or simply a general breakdown of health after long continued anxiety?
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From: Allen College [mailto:allencollege=btconnect.com@mail154.atl121.mcsv.net] On Behalf Of Allen College
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2016 10:04 AM
To: finrod@finrod.co.uk
Subject: Allen College of Homoeopathy Newsletter- What we expect from our work? Attached.
Allen College of Homoeopathy Newsletter
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Click here for forthcoming courses, events and latest news ...
What we expect from our work?
by
Janet Banerjea, R.S.Hom.
Joint Principal, Allen College of Homoeopathy
www.homoeopathy-course.com
Supervision or case discussion is always a productive day and time well spent with colleagues.
Obviously cases are discussed but another rewarding aspect is the camaraderie and body of knowledge in the room being supportive and supported just by being together and knowing the task we have, as often, isolated professionals.
When I graduated there was no such thing as support or supervision from my college. Sometimes I reflect on my early days as a keen but very green practitioner and realise that my simple enthusiasm to make homoeopathy a respected medicine in my community was motivation to keep going. I was keenly aware that graduates left the profession because of isolation and lack of confidence.
At our last meeting we had an array of cases but also a healthy discussion on the incentives for the homoeopath to work with non- compliant patients. The frustration and coping strategies.
* Those who don’t finish the medicine or ‘lose’ it.
* Those who refuse to withdraw any of their conventional treatment (albeit under the prescribing doctor’s guidance).
* Those who miss appointments.
* Those who attribute any improvement to the ‘new kitten’ or ‘new school’ and so on.
* Those who question or google each prescription and challenge the decision.
We discussed the respect that is due to the practitioner, who has undertaken some considerable investment in education and is committed to an alternative path towards health. Who may have spent several hours pondering on what is the true ‘essence’ of the case, which route to take, was it indeed the grief as a causation or simply a general breakdown of health after long continued anxiety?
Click here to continue reading the article ...
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Chelmsford, Essex CM2 9RA
United Kingdom
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