CPD Saturday Lectures 2019-2020

Here at South Downs School of Homeopathy we are proud to host exciting lectures from well known homeopaths and specialists. These all day lectures are provided for the third and fourth year students of the school but are also open to any homeopaths in training or practising.

If you are interested in any of the lectures then you can book in advance by contacting Christian.

Tea/coffee/biscuits will be provided, but for full days please bring a packed lunch. Alternatively there are many places to eat in Chichester town centre, just a short walk away.

At the new academic building, Bishop Otter College, College Lane, Chichester, West Sussex  PO19 6PE

​The day runs from 9.30 - 5pm and costs £50 (£30 for South Downs' graduates)
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Prices include tea and refreshments but for full days please bring a packed lunch. Alternatively the centre of Chichester, with many eating options, is just a short walk away.
 
Please book your place early to avoid disappointment.

Our payment details:
Santander 
Account number: 01902583
Sort code: 09-01-29

LECTURE DATES  2019-2020

September 

October        

November 9
Luke Norland - Animal Remedies

December 14
Ulrika O'Callahan - Tissue Salts 1/2 day

January 18
Hilery Dorrian - Teenagers

February 15
Jonathan Hardy - Drug Remedies

March 21
Colin Griffiths - Difficult Cases

April 18
Naomi Devlin - Nutrition for Homeopaths

May 16
Hilery Dorrian - Female health/menopause Pt 2

June 

CPD lecture series 2019-20  ​ 
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November 9 Saturday 9.30-5pm
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An introduction to Animal Families in Homeopathy and Mythology
with Luke Norland DSH, RSHom, BMus.

​“Humans who resonate with animal remedies will seek out environments where they can go ‘toe-to-toe’ with others, pitting their strength against the competition to prove they can come out on top. The focus is on me versus a competitor, or me versus me. One will win and the other will fail. The experience is of a fight for survival; the interior world of the patient is attuned to threat and violence. So, it will be felt that the world out there is also a violent, threatening one. The fundamental dynamic is of victim Vs aggressor / dominance Vs submission.
 
“Humans who resonate with animal remedies will seek out environments where they can go ‘toe-to-toe’ with others, pitting their strength against the competition to prove they can come out on top. The focus is on me versus a competitor, or me versus me. One will win and the other will fail. The experience is of a fight for survival; the interior world of the patient is attuned to threat and violence. So, it will be felt that the world out there is also a violent, threatening one. The fundamental dynamic is of victim Vs aggressor / dominance Vs submission.
 
Human patients requiring animal remedies want recognition for their talents and to be noticed for their uniqueness; they want to be admired, attractive and respected. To be successful, animals have to find their niche in the environment. All species have a particular talent which they use to survive in even the most extreme circumstances. Conversely, the patient’s sense of self-esteem is often lowered; they may feel injured, wounded or attacked by someone in a superior position.”

This seminar will provide a broad overview to the Animal kingdom and how to differentiate it from the Plants and Minerals. Drawing upon mythology, cases, provings and mappa mundi, Luke will illustrate the defining themes of the Insects, Spiders, Mammals, Birds, Snakes and Sea animals. The afternoon will focus on 2 or 3 specific families using illustrative case examples.
 

Luke grew up sharing his family home with the School of Homeopathy and has been immersed in the homeopathic way of life since he was born into the world! Having first studied classical music in London, his career path eventually brought him back to his roots in the healing arts. He graduated from the School of Homeopathy last year and is currently writing his first book- “The Concise Guide to Animal Families”- which is due for publication next year.
 
Luke has a homeopathy practice in Frome, Stroud and Bristol, combining this with his role as the UK coordinator for RadarOpus and his regular teaching work at the School of Homeopathy. He has gained valuable experience working with the school’s provings, compiling rubrics for the new remedies; Carbo fullerenum, Passer domesticus, Fulgurite, Galium aparine, Clupea harengus & Meles meles. This grounding in the repertory and provings has become an essential facet in Luke’s process of finding a similimum for a diverse range of patients.
 
Since graduating from the course, he has also been busy editing his own “Thematic Repertory” with new remedies and remedy families. Luke’s approach to homeopathy is to blend together the different disciplines of repertory, materia medica, provings & systems so that each case can be explored from an appropriate anchor point to suit the individual. 


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