The Montreal Institute of Classical Homeopathy

Introductory Courses at MICH

These courses have already been given, those who have not yet taken these courses can do so during the first and second year of the programme. Taught by MICH Director Carla Marcelis, these courses include guided home-study and in-class training, with provided text and audio-visual guides. Carla Marcelis inspires with her rich background in medicine, naturopathy and homeopathy, sharing examples and insights from her own practice.

History of Medicine and Homeopathy:
Fundamental Concepts

Hahnemann is well-known as the founder of homeopathy and the person who developed the homeopathic laws. We look to him and to those who followed him for our understanding of the important aspects of homeopathic philosophy. The course teaches how homeopathic thought has its origins in Hippocrates, generally seen as the father of Western Medicine. It will show how homeopathy was ahead of its time in many ways -- it was scientific right from its founding, and it was the first to train women doctors at its homeopathic schools. The course will explore how homeopathy and allopathy (conventional medicine) have paralleled one another over the past centuries and also how the new Quantum physics has contributed to a new understanding of the workings of homeopathic remedies.

Emergency Homeopathy

Get a basic understanding of homeopathy and its use in first aid. Learn the principles of homeopathy as a system of medicine and some 40 remedies that can be used around the home. This course uses case examples to bring the remedies to life for you and help you distinguish between them. Students will use this knowledge to assess two first aid cases and discuss them in class.

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Homeopathy for First Aid & Acute Conditions

Tuesday, March 27th until June 12th, 2012
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Cost: $473
36 course hours
No prerequisites
To register: contact the NHC at (514) 485-3859

Taught by MICH Homeopath Dot Wojakowski, this course teaches the necessary homeopathic tools when encountering an emergency or acute health crisis. The course begins with a brief survey of the basic tenets of the science of homeopathy, as well as its philosophy. Students will embark on the treatment of a variety of traumas and acute conditions, as well as cover in depth the various remedies used in injuries and wounds and the treatment of many acute conditions, such as digestive ailments, bladder infections, colds, flus and coughs; menstrual complaints, eye infections, sore throats, earaches and common pediatric maladies. Students will develop insight into how to evaluate homeopathically a First Aid or acute condition and how to prescribe effectively the appropriate homeopathic remedy. The goal of the course is for the student to be empowered to use these newly acquired homeopathic tools, knowledge and understanding in their personal and professional lives.