- Lesson 1: Observations and Signs 1h 30min
- Lesson 2: Unique and Arcane Terms 1h 30min
- Lesson 3: Injury Remedies 1h 30min
- Lesson 4: Injury Remedies Continued 1h 30min
- Lesson 5: Cough Remedies 1h 30min
- Lesson 6: Cough Remedies Continued 1h 30min
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Description
Rubrics are essential to the practice of homeopathy. The repertory is made up of hundreds of thousands of rubrics that have been compiled by the most renowned Homeopathic physicians of the profession. Learning to find these rubrics, understanding exactly what they mean, and how to study remedies through them will enhance our knowledge and utility of both the repertory and materia medica. We will be exploring the practice of turning observations and signs into useful rubrics, defining unique and arcane terms, and exploring twenty remedies in-depth. These twenty remedies will be split into ten injury remedies, and ten cough remedies. We will also explore these remedies in terms of miasm, known sensation, and unique, single remedy rubrics.
Lesson 1: Observations and Signs
Turn observations into rubics.
You’re with a client and you are constantly noticing things about them – but what do you do with this information? How do you translate your observations into meaningful rubrics?
For example, perhaps you’ve noticed your client’s ears were red or their fingernails were bitten all the way down? Have you ever thought to look at your client’s tongue to see if it was indented? And how do you use that information? Do you know the difference between jerking and twitching? (There is a difference; and it matters!) These are all valuable insights in your client’s case that are often challening to translate to repertory language and find the best rubric for repertorization!
In this webinar, Dr. Zorn will overview all of these topics and more! This webinar is meant to be practical and support you in finding and using meaningful rubrics in your case analysis and finding the Similimum.
Lesson 2: Unique and Arcane Terms
Understand cryptic repertory language.
The repertory is filled with language originating in the 1800s. How can we select the best possible rubrics if we don’t have a deep understanding of what the language of a given rubric even means?
For example, you may have seen rubrics with terms like petulent, ardent, affectation, sardonic smile, proud flesh, phagedenic, and amativeness. And countless others. What do all of these words mean in repertory language and when do we actually use these rubrics?
In this webinar, Dr. Zorn will overview many of the cryptic, unqiue, and archane terms in the repertory. He will support you in feeling confident in translating archaic repertory terms into modern language.
Lessons 3 & 4: Injury Remedies
Review Top 10 Injury Remedies
We know that homeopathy is a powerful modality for acute injuries; you’ve probably experienced the wonders of Arnica in acute care. The homeopathic toolkit expands greatly beyond Arnica, and there may be remedies you wouldn’t think to use that may be the perfect indication.
For example, which remedy comes to mind for injuries to the eye? Would you ever think of Hammamelis (which is actually a great indication for this remedy)? We often think of Arnica for soft tissue injury, but what about for injury to the soft tissue of the heart? Based on the work of James Tyler Kent, which remedy is classic for injury to the coccyx? Dr. Zorn will explore all of these questions and more.
In these two webinars, Dr. Zorn will lead an in-depth look at important injury remedies like Arnica, Nat Sulph, Conium, Calendula, Bellis perennis, Cicuta, Ruta, and others. He will discuss indications (including Boger’s indications), miasms, and critical injury rubrics to use.
Lessons 5 & 6: Cough Remedies
Review Top 10 Cough Remedies
Do you know what a Nat Mur cough is like? Beyond the characteristic temperament and constitutional symptoms, would you know how to prescribe Nat Mur based on cough symptoms alone?
Dr. Zorn teaches us to start looking at remedies beyond their stereotypical constitutional symptoms. Especially with polychrest remedies, we tend to want to prescribe primarily on temperament, lacking a deeper understanding of the symptom picture of the remedy.
In these two webinars, Dr. Zorn will lead an in-depth look at important cough remedies like Rumex, Ignatia, Aconitum, Ipecac, Bryonia, Cuprum, and others. He will discuss indications (including Boger’s indications), miasms, and critical cough rubrics to use.
Learning Objectives
- Become familiar with rubrics for specific observations and signs
- Understand the meaning of terms found in the repertory
- Identify useful and unique rubrics that contain a single remedy
- Study specific indications of polycrests for specific conditions
- Review the miasms for twenty remedies
Disclaimer
Please Note: screensharing of the electronic repertories in the RadarOpus homeopathic program will be used at times to demonstrate course materials. It is not necessary to own any homeopathic software, including RadarOpus, to gain benefit from the homeopathic education provided. The nature of this class is educational, not commercial.
Course Content
Instructor
Matthew Zorn received his Bachelors degree of Science from the State University of New York at Purchase in 1998. He then went on to receive his Homeopathic training from the accredited naturopathic medicine program at NCNM in 2002.
As a perpetual student of medicine, healing, life, and human nature Matt strives to continue to broaden his understanding of homeopathy/wellness and this phenomenon we call the human experience. Of great interest is the practice of Homeopathy and how it helps human beings to heal based on clearly defined principles. He has been using homeopathy in a clinical setting for the last 19.5 years treating a multitude of acute and chronic illnesses. Over the years, he has taught homeopathy to both professionals and laypersons.
In addition to his clinical training he has taught classes on meditation, yogic philosophy, and wellness for many years, and has maintained a personal practice of meditation for over 20 years.
Continuing Education Approvals
Canadian Federation of Aromatherapists (CFA)
4.5 CEUs total (up to 4.5 CEUs Category B) -Direct ApprovalCollege of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO)
9 credits total (up to 9 credits Category A) -Direct ApprovalNew Hampshire Association of Naturopathic Doctors (NHAND)
9 CEUs total (up to 9 CEUs General) -Direct ApprovalVermont Office of Professional Regulation (VT OPR)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours General) -Direct ApprovalOregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine (OBNM)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours General Education) -Self Directed
Click here to learn more about Self-Directed CE ApprovalsAlliance of International Aromatherapists (AIA)
4.5 CPDs total (up to 4.5 CPDs Category B) -Assumed ApprovalArizona Naturopathic Physicians Medical Board (AZ NPMB)
9 CMEs total (up to 9 CMEs General) -Assumed ApprovalCollege of Naturopathic Doctors of Alberta (CNDA)
9 continuing competence credits total -Assumed ApprovalCollege of Naturopathic Physicians of British Columbia (CNPBC)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours Category C - Educational Courses) -Assumed ApprovalCollege of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO)
9 credits total (up to 9 credits Category B) -Assumed ApprovalColorado Office of Naturopathic Doctor Registration (CO ONDR)
9 PDAs total -Assumed ApprovalConnecticut Department of Public Health: Naturopathic Physician Licensure (CT DPH: NPL)
9 hours total -Assumed ApprovalCouncil for Homeopathic Certification (CHC)
9 CEUs total (up to 9 CEUs Category 2) -Assumed ApprovalDistrict of Columbia Health Regulation and Licensing Administration (DC HRLA)
9 hours total -Assumed ApprovalHawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Professional & Vocational Licensing (HI DCCA)
9 CEs total (up to 9 CEs General) -Assumed ApprovalIdaho Board of Medicine: Naturopathic Medical Board (ID BOM: NMB)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours General) -Assumed ApprovalKansas State Board of Healing Arts (KS SBHA)
9 CEUs total -Assumed ApprovalMaine Board of Complementary Health Care Providers (ME BCHCP)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours General) -Assumed ApprovalManitoba Naturopathic Association (MNA)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours Category B) -Assumed ApprovalMaryland Board of Physicians (MD BP)
9 hours total -Assumed ApprovalMinnesota Board of Medical Practice (MN BMP)
9 contact hours total (up to 9 contact hours General) -Assumed ApprovalMontana Board of Alternative Health Care (MT BAHC)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours General) -Assumed ApprovalNorth Dakota Board of Integrative Health Care (ND BIHC)
9 credits total (up to 9 credits General) -Assumed ApprovalRhode Island Department of Health: Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline (RI DOH: BMLD)
9 hours total -Assumed ApprovalSaskatchewan Association of Naturopathic Practitioners (SANP)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours Category C) -Assumed ApprovalUtah Naturopathic Physician Licensing Board (UT NPLB)
9 CEs total (up to 9 CEs General) -Assumed ApprovalWashington State Department of Health: Board of Naturopathy (WA DOH: BON)
9 hours total (up to 9 hours Category 2) -Assumed Approval
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