Homeopathy First Aid for Everyone

Did you know that homeopathic medicine can aid in a person’s ability to recover from acute trauma? Homeopathy is a specialized medical system that uses micro-doses (ie. extremely diluted, highly shaken-doses) to encourage the body’s innate capacity to heal from psychological and physical ailments. Become familiar with homeopathic applications for first aid situations and gain confidence in applying these remedies at home safely and effectively in conjunction with standard medical practices.

Homeopathy is a gentle approach to healthcare. It is suitable for people experiencing minor concerns and can be used in emergency situations in conjunction with conventional medicine. It can assist in reducing the traumatic effects of pain, shock, fear, and grief, and support healing from physical abrasions. Whether you are an acupuncturist, nutritionist, general healthcare provider, or are simply interested in helping your family, loved ones, or pets, this course will be a great addition to your healthcare toolkit.

You will learn about:

• The 7 Principles of Homeopathy
• How emotions are stored in the body
• The Fundamental Law of Homeopathy
• Vital Force and individualization
• Applying remedies to first aid situations such as shock, grief, bites and stings, burns, fainting, nerve pain, and more

Remedies Covered
Aconite napellus, Arnica montana, Apis mellifica, Belladonna, Cantharis, Carbo veg, Hypericum perforatum, Ignatia Tamara, Ledum palustre, Calendula officinalis.

Medical Disclaimer
The content of this course is designed to provide education for information purposes only. It is not offering medical advice, diagnosis, treatment or care, nor is it intended to be a substitute for such advice, diagnosis, treatment, or care. Statements made about remedies may not have been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, Health Canada, or any other health regulator or government. Always seek the advice of a physician or another qualified health provider properly licensed to practice medicine or health care in your jurisdiction concerning any questions you may have regarding any information obtained from this course, and any medical condition relevant to you or someone else. This course is not sufficient training for educating medical practitioners. Students who take this course must not hold themselves out as medical practitioners or advertise themselves as providing medical advice.