Toronto Seminar - SNAKES, SPIDERS, AMPHIBIANS & INSECTS March 27-28, 2004

[Carolyn Ramos]

It really IS a SMALL WORLD after all! Come and learn about some of the smallest creatures in our world.

A fascinating topic and one that will enhance your knowledge of these remedies leading to greater confidence in recognizing and prescribing remedies.

Alastair Gray is known for his enthusiastic teaching style and uses all manner of multimedia presentations to enliven his homeopathic lectures. He lives and practices in the inner west of Sydney, Australia, teaching at the Sydney College of Homeopathic Medicine, Nature Care College in Sydney, and also in New Zealand at the Wellington College of Homeopathy and at the Bay of Plenty College of Homeopathy

He regularly speaks at seminars in Malaysia and the U.S and has conducted numerous provings of poisonous animals from Australia. The American Homeopath (Vol. 9) published his provings of the Box Jellyfish (Chironex fleckeri) and of the White-Tailed Spider (Lampona cylindrata).

As some of the remedies Alastair will be teaching are hard to come by, there will be a kit of the remedies taught available at the seminar .

Professionals: Cdn$275
Students: Cdn$200

Please book your place now! More info on Alastair and his full article from the Australian Homeopathic Journal - SIMILIA on the new proving of Cules Pervigilans (Mosquito) at
www.TorontoHomeopathics.com

To be held at:
Ramada Hotel & Suites
300 Jarvis Street
Toronto, ON
(416)977-4823
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