Homeopathy requires a complex analysis process for the homeopath to find the “Simillimum” or best remedy for the patient. One of the first breakthroughs to support homeopaths was the Repertory. Boeninghausen came up with the theory of the three legged stool. In modern times Paul Herscu had the idea of cycles, Jan Scholten gave us a map of the periodic table for mineral remedies, Jeremy Sherr taught the “verb.”

The Bombay Group led by Dr. Rajan Sankaran came up with the idea of sensations, levels, kingdoms and a new interpretation of miasms. I was very fortunate to be at the Live Clinic Workshop in Bombay in 2003 when Dr. Sankaran took some cases where the patient used words that described a specific remedy during the casetaking. Many of these cases did not work based on these prescriptions but some had dramatic results. This was an exciting time and many homeopaths went back to their clinics to try to implement these new methodology. There was a lot of experimenting and many failures and some extraordinary successes. This method was called the “New Method.”

When we gathered again in Bombay for the next Live Clinic in 2004, I and a number of other homeopaths wanted to name this method something other than the New Method. I proposed the Sensation Method and at the time Dr. Sankaran was reluctant to name this work. He was more interested to use new terms such as the “Global Phenomena.”

In 2005 I started to teach, write and advertise how I was taking cases to “Source” where the patient could speak the language of the remedy they need on a consistent, step-by-step and reproducible way. I called this the “Sensation Method.” My students understood more and more how to implement the Sensation Method in their practice based on my teachings and spread the word.

By 2006 the New Method was becoming the Old Method and many homeopaths were using the Bombay Group’s ideas and started to call this the Sensation Method. It is now the general term for a methodology that combines the ideas of sensations, levels, kingdoms and miasms. There are currently many diverse points of views of how to apply these ideas in practice.

For more information you can get the first four chapters of my book, “The Vital Expression: A Manual on Homeopathic Casetaking” here: http://www.innerhealth.us/forms/VitalExpressionFreeChapters.html

Melissa Burch, CCH, RsHom(NA)

The January 2010 edition of Homeopathy Radio – Homeopathy: The safe solution for Swine Flu, Influenza and past Pandemics, features host Jenny Hwozdek with guest homeopaths Dr. Nancy Gahles, CCH, DC and president of the National Center for Homeopathy, and Mary Aspinwall, world-renowned homeopath, educator and author.

Homeopathy played a key role during the most deadly flu pandemic of the past century, the Spanish Flu of 1918-21, and Dr. Gahles compares and contrasts treatment methods and outcomes for patients using mainstream medicines with those treated using homeopathic remedies.

Mary provides listeners with a list of common flu remedies you will want to have on hand now, along with a detailed “remedy picture” of each to help you determine which will be most beneficial should you or a family member become ill. From the Mexico City report, she also shares information on remedies used successfully for the Swine flu outbreak this past spring.

Then you’ll hear the story of Rosemary, mother of two young children, who successfully overcame the flu this winter, using homeopathy.

Don’t wait until the flu is in your home! Be prepared and listen to the show now. You can download it anytime at www.HomeopathyRadio.com

Be the Best Homeopath You Can Be!

Special Free One Hour TeleConference Lecture
with Deborah Monlux, CCH, RsHom(NA)
and Melissa Burch, CCH, RsHom(NA)

7 Ways To Survive Homeopathy School
& Beyond…

Please listen to the TeleConference call HERE:
http://www.innerhealth.us/downloads/CCHBootcamp/4/12808_CCH_Free_Call.mp3
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Topics covered:

• How do clients find you?
• How do you explain Homeopathy to new potential clients effectively?
• How do you convert questions into appointments?
• Why is CCH certification important?

]]> http://www.innerhealth.us/blog/homeopathic-student/feed/ 0 http://www.innerhealth.us/blog/h1n1-swine-flu-and-homeopathy/ http://www.innerhealth.us/blog/h1n1-swine-flu-and-homeopathy/#comments Sat, 28 Nov 2009 16:14:30 +0000 innerhealth http://www.innerhealth.us/blog/?p=853 Treating H1N1 Swine Flu with Homeopathy

Please listen to my thoughts and advice concerning using homeopathy for Swine Flu at (17 Min):

http://www.innerhealth.us/downloads/blog/Swine_Flu_&_Homeopathy.mp3

Here are the topics I covered:

* Is the Swine Flu a real health crisis?

(Dr. Mercola interviews Investigative Reporter Sharyl Attkisson from CBS who explains that the CDC reported number of Swine flu deaths are exaggerated at: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/11/24/Superstar-CBS-Reporter-Blows-the-Lid-Off-the-Swine-Flu-Media-Hype-and-Hysteria.aspx

* My thoughts on the H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccination

The homeopathic understanding of vaccinations, Big Pharma, safety protocols for testing new vaccinations More information at: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/08/04/Squalene-The-Swine-Flu-Vaccines-Dirty-Little-Secret-Exposed.aspx

* Prophylaxis use of homeopathic remedies for Swine Flu or any flu

How homeopaths sometimes use homeopathic remedies prophylacticall

Homeopath Gary Christiansen recommends Winter Tonic 6c (includes the flu virus from 1918 to present time with H1N1)

Put 2-3 pellets in a 1 oz bottle with 75% water, 25% alcohol, pound 40 times and take once a week during flu season. It is available at Cell Tech at 800-888-4066 or visit: http://www.celletech.com/

* Genus Epidemicus for the Swine Flu

Some historical success stories of using genus epidemicus homeopathic remedies for Swine Flu and other epidemics.    Please see the report about Mexican homeopathic doctors finding successful homeopathic remedies for H1N1 Swine Flu at: http://www.hpathy.com/papersnew/galicia-Observations-Mexican-Flu-2009.asp

* How to treat the flu with a First Aid Homeopathy Basic Course and Homeopathy Kit.

See http://www.innerhealth.us/for-clients/homeopathy-basic-course.html or listen to the radio show on the flu at http://www.HomeopathyRadio.com

* Acute homeopathic remedies for H1N1 Swine Flu

* Good Constitutional Homeopathic Treatment as Best Way to Ensure Your Health and Have the Support if You get the Flu including Swine Flu or any other acute condition

* Homeopathic view point of the flu, acutes and your wellbeing from the homeopathic paradigm vs conventional medicine

Listen to Melissa Burch, CCH, RsHom(NA) lecture on H1N1 Swine Flu at: http://www.innerhealth.us/downloads/blog/Swine_Flu_&_Homeopathy.mp3

Please email me at melissa@innerhealth.us or call 617-491-3374 if you would like to find out more about homeopathic treatment that is safe, easy to use, effective and inexpensive.

And there is also free lecture which focuses on becoming a homeopath and
being a better homeopath:

http://www.innerhealth.us/forms/AP_Free_Tele.html

Top Ten Things You Need to Be a Successful Homeopath

1. Do you have clinical experience? (You cannot do homeopathy successfully if you
have not been in a clinic setting–you must see successful cases)

2. Do you know how to manage your cases after the first prescription?

3. Do you have a business background–either in a service field, small business
experience or you are a connector type–you constantly meet people and connect them to
resources?

4. Do you audit your practice so you know where your strengths and weaknesses are?
In my opinion you need to have at least 80% success to make a living–for example you
have a small practice of 200 clients this would mean you have 40 people who are not
doing well and you need to change their remedy or potency, recase them or refer them
out. That’s a lot of people who are unsatisfied with homeopathy but manageable…the higher your
success the more referrals and less problems you experience…

5. Do you have support with your difficult cases–a mentor, a community, etc.?

6. Do you have an inner practice–meditation, personal retreats, journaling, etc.?

7. Do you know your laws in your state for practicing homeopathy?

8. Do you have your CCH from the Council of Homeopathic Certification?

9. Do you know how to explain homeopathy in 1 minute or less from the point of
view of the client?

10. Do you give back to the homeopathy community–member of National Center of
Homeopathy, Homeopathy World Community, give lectures educating the public about
homeopathy, do social networking supporting homeopathy, something?

Get the Free Lecture here: http://www.innerhealth.us/forms/AP_Free_Tele.html

I hope you enjoy the lecture!

Please call 617-491-3374 or email me your questions to melissa@innerhealth.us or to set up
an appointment to discuss how to become a homeopath or a better homeopath

Get the Free Lecture about Becoming a Homeopath or Being the Best Homeopath:

http://www.innerhealth.us/forms/AP_Free_Tele.html

Top Ten Things You Must Find Out Before You Go to a Homeopathy School
in the U.S.

1. Do you want to be a homeopath, or only treat family & friends for
First Aid and minor ailments?

2. Do you want in classroom learning or distance teaching—or a
combination?

3. Do you want to qualify for your CCH from the Council of Homeopathic
Certification, the professional certification to be a homeopath in the US
(http://www.homeopathicdirectory.com/)? Does the school provide the required
hours and other requirements for CCH?

4. Does the school have one main teacher or many teachers?

5. Does the school teach Classical Homeopathy or specialize in one methodology such
as the Sensation Method?

6. Does the school have one-on-one supervision of your cases? Is it included
in the tuition? Does the school organize the supervision?

7. Does the school have a clinic? Do you get to take cases and be coached?
Is the clinic included in the tuition?

8. How much does the school cost and what is included? (If you want to be a
homeopath you must also budget at least $2000-4000 for the Homeopathic Software)

9. Does the school provide ongoing programs after you graduate (especially
with case management support, and business training to set up a homeopathic practice)?

10. How is the school structured? Is it weekends only? Audio & Video downloads?
Do you have homework ? Do you have one-on-one mentoring, supervision, reviewing your
work, etc–is this included in the tuition?

Get the Lecture Here: http://www.innerhealth.us/forms/AP_Free_Tele.html

I hope you enjoy the lecture! Please email and let me know what you think at melissa@innerhealth.us…

Best wishes,

Melissa

PS Please call 617-491-3374 or email me your questions at melissa@innerhealth.us or to set up
an appointment to discuss how to become a homeopath or a better homeopath