Mammal Remedies in Homeopathy

Mammal Remedies in Homeopathy

 

Date/time: Saturday and Sunday, November 27 & 28, 2021 (9am – 4pm EDT both days)
Cost: $150 until November 15th, 2021 and $200 thereafter
Lecturer: Dr. Jonathan Hardy

 

In this seminar we will study a fascinating and important remedy group; the mammals. Dr. Jonathan Hardy finds that mammal remedies are the most commonly indicated animal remedy group in his practice. Possibly this is because we are mammals ourselves and mammal themes therefore have a deep resonance with the human state. These remedies have a wide sphere of application, being especially useful for eating disorders, addictions and anxiety states. Mammal patients want nurturing – to be held and cuddled in a warm, safe and comfortable environment. Their inner feeling can be cold and empty, with a sense of being forsaken in a hard, unloving world.

We will study the general themes found in mammal cases and look at a number of different families, including Cats, Primates and Dogs and learn the unique differentiating characteristics of each. Traditional use of provings, materia medica, fine case taking and the precise use of the repertory can combine beautifully with sensation level material to give a clear totality.

The remedies studied will include Lac leoninum (Lion), Sanguis panther tigris (Tiger), Lac felinum (Domestic Cat), Lac lupinum (Wolf), Lac caninum (Domestic Dog), Lyssinum (Mad Dog), Lac humanum and Lac maternum (Human Milk), Dama dama (Fallow Deer), Suricatta suricatta (Meerkat), Macaca mulatta (Rhesus macaque), Gorilla, Pan troglodytes (Chimpanzee), Sanguis ursa arctos (Grisly Bear) and aquatic species including Ambra grisea (Sperm Whale), Lac delphinum (Dolphin) and Castoreum canadense (Beaver). Cases will be analyzed over the weekend. Some of the cases will be of children and we will study case-taking techniques for our younger patients. Case analyses are especially significant in assisting homeopaths in their understanding of this group of remedies and therefore their prescription; which for the patient can be life altering.

Case taking is about understanding the patient’s state. An important part of being a homeopath is having the courage to stay in this place of not knowing”.


JOIN US FOR WHAT PROMISES TO BE A WONDERFUL WEEKEND!

This lecture will be fully accessible over ZOOM.

Details: Saturday and Sunday, November 27 & 28, 2021 from 9am – 4pm EDT (6am – 1pm PST)

Cost: $150 (recording will be available if you are not able to make it live) until November 15th, 2021 and $200 thereafter

 

Instructor: Dr. Jonathan Hardy

 

Dr. Hardy followed a conventional course of training at Southampton University and qualified in medicine in 1984. After working at St Mary’s Hospital in Portsmouth he began training in Homeopathy.

Dr. Hardy has been in full-time practice as a Homeopathic doctor since 1986. He is a Fellow of the Faculty of Homeopathy and serve as the Independent Practitioners’ Representative on the Faculty Council. Dr. Hardy is an international speaker.

When I was a medical student at Southampton University we had to conduct some original research. I chose to do a trial of the Homeopathic treatment of house dust allergy, which causes sneezing and itchy eyes. It has even been used as an excuse by teenagers for not making their beds! The trial showed a statistically significant benefit of the Homeopathic remedy compared to a placebo. Several of the patients experienced permanent relief of their symptoms.

My supervisor, who became a well known professor of respiratory medicine, was amazed and impressed. The results were so conclusive that they were one of the reasons I chose to enter full-time Homeopathic practice shortly after qualifying in medicine in 1984. I have never regretted doing so.

My personal experience is that Homeopathy is a wonderful system of healing. One of its great advantages is that it can actually promote well-being. As well as relief of physical symptoms, patients will usually feel an increase of energy, improved mood and often say that they really feel once again like their old selves.”