Case Taking - Part Two: Best Practice and Creating Meaning in the Consultation Room (The Landscape of Homeopathic Medicine Book 1)

Foreword......Page 4
Introduction to the Series......Page 8
Critical Thinking......Page 9
The Need for Clarity......Page 10
Scope of Practice......Page 11
Homeopathy Under Pressure and Under Attack......Page 13
The Change in Emphasis within Homeopathic Education......Page 16
Research......Page 18
Acknowledgements......Page 20
Contributors......Page 22
Introduction to Case Taking......Page 26
Chapter 1 Introduction......Page 28
The Need for Best Practice......Page 29
This Book......Page 31
Requirements of the Case Taker?......Page 35
Searching the Literature......Page 36
Getting to the Centre, Making Meaning and Learning from Other Disciplines to Find the Medicine......Page 42
Chapter 7 Post Jungian Approaches to Case Taking: Homeopathy and Wounded Souls......Page 45
Introduction......Page 46
Historical Context......Page 49
Post-Jungian Approaches to Case Taking in Homeopathy......Page 51
Dream Work......Page 54
Tattoos......Page 57
Psychology and Psychotherapy......Page 58
Art Therapy and Sandplay......Page 59
Archetypes, Myths, Fairy Tales, Stream of Consciousness and Metaphor......Page 61
To Jung or Not to Jung......Page 63
Questioning......Page 66
Questions to Consider......Page 67
Disclaimer......Page 70
Developing the Necessary Case Taking Skills......Page 71
Looking for Clues without Scaring your Client or Acting too Weird......Page 72
Conclusion......Page 73
Doing Nothing......Page 74
Do......Page 75
Chapter 8 Learning and Borrowing from Other Disciplines......Page 78
Introduction......Page 79
Police......Page 81
Human Resources......Page 82
Borrowing from Psychological Approaches......Page 83
A Relationship Not an Event......Page 84
Rogers......Page 85
Empathy......Page 88
Unconditional Positive Regard......Page 90
Congruence......Page 91
Authenticity......Page 92
Other Strategies and Techniques......Page 94
Humour and Provocation......Page 95
Borrowing Further......Page 97
Questions for Self-Audit......Page 99
Best Practice Qualities required Empathy......Page 100
Chapter 9 Sankaran and Sensation......Page 102
Introduction......Page 103
Debate......Page 105
Case Taking from the Beginning; Spirit of Homeopathy......Page 107
The Purpose, the Method and the Techniques......Page 108
Sensation and Going Beyond Delusion......Page 117
The Levels......Page 118
Sensation is Non-human Specific......Page 120
Case Taking in a New Light......Page 122
Conclusion......Page 123
The Requirements of the Case Taker using Sensation Method......Page 144
Part Three......Page 146
References......Page 147