Post Graduate Programme

New Year 5 Post Graduate Programme starts in October 2025

Our aim for this new programme to become a world class post graduate course. We want the course to be practical and inspiring to support you in your clinic, as well as developing your personal and professional confidence and value as you step into the role of community healer. The weekends are to be outcomes based with the Sunday afternoon of each weekend to be case based. Below you will see the structure of the course.

Weekend 2  15/16th November – In person

Thérèse Cosgrove
Integrative Medicine
Integrative Medicine provides an understanding of the web-like connections of physiology. The key physiological processes that determine health and disease may be described as; communication; bioenergetics; replication and repair; protection and defence; elimination; and transport. When these processes malfunction, it gives rise to clinical imbalances. These imbalances are inter-connected; an imbalance in one system can cause an imbalance in another. Understanding clinical imbalances bridges the gap between physiology and disease diagnosis, providing a practical holistic understanding of the processes underlying health and disease. Being able to identify clinical imbalances, and understanding the relationship between clinical imbalances, allows a more complete understanding of the client’s symptoms, and most importantly facilitates choosing an effective methodology and treatment plan. This is particularly useful in the many cases where layer treatment, detox therapy or organ support is required. Understanding the wonderful interconnectedness of the physiology of the body enhances your own confidence as a practitioner.

Weekend 4  21/22nd March – On Zoom

Bill Rumble
Known World, Unknown World
Every symptom has two sides. Hahnemann reminds us in Aphorism 11 that “It is the disease-tuned life force alone that brings forth diseases.” This life force isn’t just a mechanism for balance—it’s a dynamic information system, constantly receiving and transmitting countless signals. These signals come from our environment and are expressed through our senses as symptoms. In essence, one part of us experiences the pain, while another part produces it.
Let’s call the source of symptoms the “Symptom Maker.” The part of us that feels the pain, distress, fatigue, or emotional turmoil is familiar—we’ll call it the “Known World.” The Symptom Maker, however, operates beneath our conscious awareness—the “Unknown World.” It sends signals that often don’t align with how we usually see ourselves. These can manifest as emotional disturbances, physical symptoms, symbolic dreams, or even odd events in our environment—like a car backfiring.
Such signals can provoke emotional responses. Emotions are contagious and easily triggered by those around us. Yet emotions are not deep in themselves—they are a doorway into the deeper mystery of the Unknown World, where symptoms originate.
This course will explore how to approach case taking and analysis through techniques like relaxed attention, creating spaciousness, and accurate observation. We’ll also consider how focused thinking can sometimes block important signals.
Together, we’ll examine the rhythm of case taking and build a clear system for understanding what emerges. Looking forward to seeing you, Bill

Weekend 6  6/7 June In Person

Declan Hammond
Homeopathy: Shamanism for the 21st Century

• How to use non-ordinary states of consciousness in homeopathic practice; accessing Spirit Helpers, trance states; Shamanic journeying; creative visualisation; ancestral healing.
• Using ancient indigenous medicines such as Ayahuasca, Iboga, Nicotiana rustica, Anhalonium and Psilocybin homoeopathically.
• Learn about Soul Loss, Soul Retrieval and how to work with patients undergoing Spiritual Emergency. Indigenous healers from time immemorial have known about these states and medicines. Skilful use of these in homeopathic practice is Shamanism for the 21st Century.