Getting Back to Practice
Postgraduate Course
Getting Back to Practice
Being a homeopathic practitioner is a wonderful vocation yet many graduates only practice for a couple of years. There are also graduates who for whatever reason never get the chance to practice. Or it may be that you have taken a long break from your practice and would like to refresh your skills. This can be daunting because there have been so many changes in recent years in how homeopathy is practiced. For example many patients now prefer to attend on Zoom and while this opens up new possibilities it also requires new skills.
Who is this course for and what are the prerequisites:
This course will be of benefit to those coming back to practice and also those who wish to have a busier and more vibrant practice.
This course is open to anyone who has graduated from an accredited course no matter how long ago or how recently that might be.
This 5-day course that will cover all areas of practice and provide practical support in these areas:
- Refresher course in case-management which will be clinic based
- Tools to help you set up your practice with ongoing support
- Refresher course on Methodologies and Miasms and applying them to practice.
- Help and support in using homeopathic software
- Creation of ongoing mentoring and support groups which will be practical in nature.
- Information and support in accessing local business tools
Course Information
Getting Back to Practice
Course Dates
Weekend 1
October 5th – Lee Ní Chinnéide
October 6th – Tracey Bransfield
Oct 22nd – Zoom for follow up session 7pm
Weekend 2
November 2nd – Tracey Bransfield
November 3rd – Lee Ní Chinnéide
November 30th follow up Zoom session @ 10.00am
Final day
December 1st – Lee Ní Chinnéide
Course fee
Course – €440
Early Bird – €400 for 5 days and 2 follow ups
Payment plan
€100 Deposit to hold your place and receive the Early Bird price. Applications open June 7th
€150 second payment 7th August
€150 third payment 20th September
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We would love to hear from you.
