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Core Criteria and Reflective Practice
February 13, 2010 (12:00 - 16:00)
Workshop on "Realising the Core Criteria and Reflective Practice presented by Gillian Wray at The Clayton Hotel Galway.
email: info@irishhomeopathy.ie
Mammalian Remedies
February 20, 2010 (10:00)
2 Day Workshop (finishing on 21st Feb) on common themes and significant pathologies found in and treatment with Mammal remedies. Presented by Dr. Jonathan Hardy in Corofin, Co. Clare
Tel: 086 852 7080 or email Erica Borge at ericathevet@gmail.com
Ethical dilemmas
February 27, 2010 (12:00 - 16:00)
Workshop on Ethical Dilemmas in Homeopathic Practice. Presented by Paul Dixon at The Clarion Hotel, Dublin 1
email: info@irishhomeopathy.ie
Case management and methodologies.
March 27, 2010 (12:00 - 16:00)
Workshop on Case management and the use of methodologies presented by Michael Smith at The Clarion Hotel, Dublin 1
email: info@irishhomeopathy.ie
Treatment for the Elderly
May 08, 2010 (12:00 - 16:00)
Workshop on Homeopathic Treatment for the Elderly presented by Mary Loftus Cawley at The Clayton Hotel, Galway
email: info@irishhomeopathy.ie

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February 2010

Welcome to the Irish Society of Homeopaths

The Society Celebrates 20 Years

The Society of Homeopaths, which is the regulating body for Professional Homeopaths in Ireland is celebrating 20 years. The society has grown from 12 founding members in 1990 to in excess of 400 members, made up of registered, graduate, student and associate members spread throughout Ireland. Our aim is to raise awareness of Homeopathy and work towards the integration of Homeopathy within the Irish healthcare system and accessible to all.

Our advice to the public is to check that anyone using the title of Professional Homeopath is fully qualified, insured and a Registered Member of a professional organisation. Click here to go to a list of our Registered Members.

Arnica gets green light

Arnica has become the first Homeopathic remedy to be granted a licence by the UK medicines regulator under its new scheme for complementary therapies.

Arnica has been licensed as a remedy for relief of sprains, muscular aches and bruising or swelling after contusions.

The remedy in 30c pillules is the first to be approved under the Homeopathic National Rules Scheme and has been granted the licence by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency ( MHRA)

Manufacturers of homeopathic remedies were previously banned from listing the clinical conditions or “indications” that products might be used to treat.

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