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The Introduction into Practice Course is
ideal if you wish to take the Foundation studies to the next level.
The course looks at some of the deeper philosophical aspects of
homeopathy and further investigates case taking in preparation for
practise under supervision.
During this part of the course we focus upon casework, introducing
you to both the theory and practical applications of two systems
for interpreting imbalance and diseases: Hahnemann’s theory
of miasms and a system based upon constitutions and temperaments,
the Mappa Mundi. The theory of miasms is developed in Misha Norland’s
book, ‘Signatures, Miasms, AIDS’ while lectures and
audio tracks on CD extend this into the analysis of patients' cases
to complement the classical methodology outlined in our Foundation
Course. The distinctive approach of the School of Homeopathy is
made evident through the application of the Mappa Mundi as well
as the remedy signature teachings – these concepts are partly
responsible for our uniqueness, alongside the nurturing tutoring
and the academic rigour. It is often commented that many of our
students find a spiritual connection to the work and to healing,
and of course, we are delighted to be associated with this.
Book List Two complements this course. Alongside the Introduction
into Practice Course, if you wish to go onto the Practitioner Diploma
Course, you will also be required to start Alternative Training’s
Pathology & Disease Course unless you already have equivalent
training.
Beginning in-depth analysis of chronic cases; anamnesis;
prognosis; the evolving theory of Miasms and its practical interpretation;
the matching of potency to the patient; reviewing plans and strategies
for case analysis; evaluating the effects of suppression and other
blockages in any given case; evaluating the response to treatment
and when to give a second prescription; reviewing the Organon; reviewing
Kent’s philosophy; introducing the Mappa Mundi and beginning
to apply it to casework and remedy synthesis.
CD lectures on materia medica: Alumina, Anacardium, Antimonium
Crud & Tart, Apis, Cannabis Indica, Calc Phos, Calendula, Camphora,
Carcinosin, China, Cimicifuega, Colocynthus, Conium, Cuprum, Drosera,
Helleborus, Hepar Sulph, Hyoscyamus, Hypericum, Kali Carb, Ledum,
Lillium Tig, Nitric Acid, Opium, Platina, Plumbum, Psorinum, Pyrogen,
Stramonium, Stannum, Syphilinum, Tarentula Cub & Hisp, Thuja,
Veratrum Alb.
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Book List Two : Introduction in Practice
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"Thank you for giving me a life changing,
beautiful experience. As I talk to more and more people (graduates
and current students of other colleges), I realise what a wonderful
experience Yondercott was. I talk to so many who are angry and dissatisfied
with their colleges. And I tell them how much I loved mine! I tell
them how it was more than a college, how it changed and nurtured
me in ways that are sometimes difficult to describe. Not only did
I receive the best homeopathic education, one that is actually world
renowned, but I received something that changed my life in the best
way possible. One of the best things was how you gently fostered
a group spirit among us – even when some of us (like me) resisted
that approach. I remember in the early years saying to someone,
'I’m only here to learn homeopathy!' Boy, was I wrong! I was
here to learn much more – about life and love…. Well
you know!"
Sue, 2001
Following on from the Foundation Course.
Time: 1 Year.
Study: 10 School study weekends plus extensive home research and
monthly written assignments.
The attendance Introduction into Practice Course is for you if
you can come to classes and keep up with regular homework. You attend
ten weekends each year starting in September.
Following on from the Foundation Course.
Time: Nominal, but flexible, 1 Year period.
Study: Units 8 - 14, 3 Tutor days, plus either a Weekend Summer
School or 2 Study weekends.
You attend a minimum of 3 tutor study days. If you do not wish
to advance onto the Practitioner Diploma Course then you attend
the annual, weekend Summer School in May/June at Yondercott, if
you are going to go onto the Practitioner Diploma Course then you
attend 2 Study weekends at the School in preparation for joining
the attendance course. The Introduction into Practice Certificate
is awarded after successful completion of Unit 14.
Following on from the Foundation Course.
Time: Nominal, but flexible, 1 Year period.
Study: Units 8 - 14, one 3-day regional seminar
You attend a minimum of one 3-day seminars, but are invited to
do more. We also offer informal study group participation in many
regions of the US and Canada. These are optional but valuable opportunities
to connect with fellow students. North American students are welcome
to join UK tutor study days or Foundation Course School weekend
sessions; just call in us advance so we can arrange it. The Introduction
into Practice Certificate is awarded after successful completion
of Unit 14 and attendance at a second 3-day seminar.
Following on from the Foundation Course.
Time: Nominal, but flexible, 1 Year period.
Study: Units 8-14 plus 1 UK Summer School.
To complement the international home study Introduction into Practice
Course we offer annual, 7 Day Summer Schools in May/June at Yondercott.
We warmly invite you to come to at least one prior to certification
because it provides specific guidance on casework through the medium
of video recordings and workshop style learning experiences. The
Introduction into Practice Certificate is awarded after successful
completion of Unit 14. International students are welcome to join
UK tutor study days, Weekend Summer Schools or second year School
weekend sessions; just call us in advance so we can arrange it.
Buy the home study course online at Alternative
Training.
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