Homeopathy Year 2
Intro Into Practice

The Introduction into Practice Diploma 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 recordings extend this into the analysis of patients' cases to complement the classical methodology outlined in our Foundation Diploma Course. The distinctive approach of the School of Homeopathy is made evident through the application of the Mappa Mundi (the four elements) as well as the remedy signature teachings – these concepts are partly responsible for our uniqueness, alongside nurturing tutoring and 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 Diploma Course, if you wish to go onto the Practitioner Advanced Diploma Course you will also be required to start The School of Health's Pathology & Disease Diploma Course, unless you already have equivalent training.  

Study Options

You have the option of doing the course by home study or attendance. Attendance is only available in the UK, home study can be done from anywhere in the world.

Attendance
Following on from the Foundation Course.
Time: 1 Year.
Study: 10 School study weekends plus extensive home research and monthly written assignments.
Study Hours: 800 - 900
Credits: 90
Books: Book List Two is required for Year 2.

The attendance Introduction into Practice Diploma 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.

Online or Correspondence
Following on from the Foundation Course.
Time: 1 Year (2 year study period given.)
Study: Units 8-14 with assignments, plus direct learning.
Study Hours: 800 - 900
Credits: 90
Time: Estimated 12 months (timing up to you)
Enrolment period: 2 years (with option to extend)
Books: Book List Two is required for Units 8-14.
Certification: Intro into Practice Diploma in Homeopathy

Your independent study is supported and strengthened by direct learning sessions. These face-to-face events not only help keep you motivated but also provides specific guidance on casework through the medium of video recordings and workshop-style learning experiences.

Clinical Training

Online clinics are included in the Introduction into Practice Diploma Course fee. You are welcome to attend as many as you like. Up to 20 hours will count towards your final certificate. Year 2 students can gain a maximum of 20 hours. International students who are struggling to gain enough hours through our online clinics (because of time zone differences) can gain clinical observation hours with a local homeopath (please contact us for more details). We also offer an annual Summer School, read more about the School’s face-to-face activities in the events area.

Online Resources

Home study and attendance course students have access to the Online Learning System, webinars, online clinics, online discussion groups, tutor group meetings, the student FaceBook group, the movie library etc. All of this is included in the course fees, all designed to help you stay motivated and engaged through your studies.

All home study students are also welcome to join attendance course School weekend sessions by prior arrangement.