University of Natural Medicine

HM 305 Homeopathy l Areas of study: Diagnostics, Philosophy, Terminology, Pharmacognosy, Materia Medica, Pathology, Cell Salts, Dietetics and Hygenics. The student will study a comprehensive introduction to the art and science of homeopathy. This course offers the knowledge and practical skill essential for resolving common ailments and injuries homeopathically. This includes history, philosophy, prescribing, potencies and the treatments for acute and chronic conditions. It also contains detailed study in the constitution and therapeutic application of the biochemical cell salts.
4 credits - Smith

HM 500 Homeopathy ll Homeopathic therapies are used to maintain or restore normal health by prescribing an indicated therapeutic agent according to certain definite scientific principles. These therapeutic agents are substances of animal, vegetable, or mineral origin which are produced according to the specifications of the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States. The basic scientific principle is recognized as the "Law of Similars". This course is prepared with the purpose of conveying to the novitiate a knowledge of the principles employed in the method of therapeutics and to enable the student to make use of these principles in a practical way in prescribing. Tools included are: Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia, Materia Medica, and the Repertory (symptom index).
8 credits - Chaltin