Principles and Practice of Homeopathy: The Therapeutic and Healing Process

Principles and Practice of Homeopathy: The Therapeutic and Healing Process
© Elsevier Ltd 2007
ENDORSEMENTS
THE ‘FIVE THEMES’
CONTRIBUTORS
FOREWORD              (Bob Leckridge BSc MB ChB MFHom)
FOREWORD               (Dr. Peter Fisher)
Acknowledgements
PREFACE
SECTION I: Foundation
	Chapter 1 - What is Health?
	Chapter 2 - Provings
	Chapter 3 - The Homeopathic Consultation
	Chapter 4 - Assessing the Homeopathic Case
	Chapter 5 - Introduction to Prescribing
SECTION II: Causation and the Presenting Symptoms
	Chapter 6 - The Symptom, Susceptibility and Hierarchy
	Chapter 7 - The Materia Medica
	Chapter 8 - Taking the Case
	Chapter 9 - Local Prescribing and Repertorisation
	Chapter 10 - Managing Different Types of Cases
SECTION III: Totality and Constitution
	Chapter 11 - Holism and Understanding Complex Cases
	Chapter 12 - Dynamic Materia Medica
	Chapter 13 - Receiving the Case
	Chapter 14 - Reaching Towards the Totality
	Chapter 15 - Managing Complex Cases
SECTION IV: Broadening our Understanding
	Chapter 16 - The Second Prescription
	Chapter 17 - The Chronic Miasms
	Chapter 18 - Veterinary Prescribing
	Chapter 19 - Homeopathic Computer Programs
	Chapter 20 - Homeopathic Pharmacy
SECTION V: Deepening our Approach
	Chapter 21 - Signatures
	Chapter 22 - A Journey of Discovery into Kingdoms, Families and Miasms
	Chapter 23 - The Homeopathic Relationship
	Chapter 24 - Homeopathic Research
	Chapter 25 - The Therapeutic Encounter and Supervisory Relationship
SECTION VI: Confused and Hidden Cases
	Chapter 26 - Holographic and Relational Models of Health
	Chapter 27 - Emotional and Living Materia Medica
	Chapter 28 - Understanding the Dynamic of Confused and Hidden Cases
	Chapter 29 - Approaches to Treating Confused and Hidden Cases
	Chapter 30 - Managing the Bigger Picture
INDEX