01Who it’s for
Anyone who would like to become a professional homeopath. Some academic study is involved, so June will talk with you first to make sure the course is right for you, and you for it.
02How the course works
The course runs part-time over three years. It combines attendance (typically one weekend a month), home study and Zoom sessions, so it can fit around work and family.
Assessment is continual, through assignments, clinic hours and case work. Class sizes are kept deliberately small, so there’s plenty of interaction between students and tutors, and the tutors are experienced practising homeopaths.
Remedies are taught alongside the medical sciences, using colourful slides that bring each remedy to life, so you build a real working relationship with the materia medica that you’ll use in practice.
03What you’ll learn
- The history and philosophy of homeopathy
- The principles and practice of homeopathy
- The remedies of the homeopathic materia medica
- The theory of miasms
- Case-taking and repertorisation, and their different methods
- Anatomy and physiology
- Pathology and disease
- Understanding disease from both homeopathic and conventional viewpoints
- Supervised clinical practice: clinic hours and cases
04After the course
When you’ve successfully completed all assignments, clinic hours and cases, you’ll be awarded the practitioner diploma and can use the letters Dip Hom SCH. You can then apply for registration and membership with a professional register such as the Alliance of Registered Homeopaths.
Graduates are encouraged to keep learning through lectures and seminars as part of their continuing professional development (CPD).
The course is designed around the National Occupational Standards for homeopathy, and Sayer Complementary Health is a member of the Homeopathic Course Providers Forum.
05Booking and terms
Fees can be paid by instalments. Please ask June for current fees and the date of the next intake. You’ll also need some reference books, which June will list for you.
