Roger Van Zandvoort is back for another installment of ‘Repertory with Roger’ this is Episode 20- a Case of Night Terror and Paralysis… Each month Roger Van Zandvoort of Complete Dynamics joins me for a look at one of the cases from his Clinical Repertory Project. This month it’s a case of Night Terror and Paralysis by Elizabeth Wright Hubbard. Usually I repertorize using CD, but because Roger has already been through these cases and added the remedy to the necessary rubrics, the remedy in the c...
Jun 05, 2017•1 hr 3 min•Season 2Ep. 19
You're invited! Please join me and other homeopaths from around the world for a Homeopath's Bookclub! if you’ve been listening to the show for the last couple months, you've heard me talk about this book club I’m planning for the summer. Well, I’ve planned it, I created a couple webpages about it with details, and there’s a page where you can sign up! It’s all ready to go. Kent’s Lectures on Philosophy is probably the homeopathic book I have toted around with me the most It’s the most marked up-...
May 18, 2017•6 min
I believe the most effective study and training we can do is homeopathic to our own needs. But how do we figure out what our needs are- homeopathically- for our own skills and practice to progress? This episode- on doing a Case Inventory- is one step I’m taking to answer that question. This is where I remind you that way back in that first episode of the podcast I likened these shows to inviting you into my studio where everything is in progress and a mess- and not my gallery where the finished ...
May 08, 2017•59 min•Season 2Ep. 18
Roger and I connected in March and went through 2 cases, S2014 was the first one: The Case of the Restless Child, # 313. Today I’m presenting the second case we talked through that evening, #262, which I am calling ‘Sinus Attack’ for reasons which should be obvious. A friend helpfully pointed out that giving the case and case number ahead of time would enable the audience to participate by doing the case in advance…which is such a great idea. I have included the text of the case below, but you c...
Apr 29, 2017•58 min•Season 2Ep. 17
Welcome to 1M: A Homeopaths Podcast! A podcast created by a homeopath, for homeopaths. This is a special episode of 1M…. About a month or so ago, I stumbled upon the website for Homeopathy-One , which I learned is a joint effort of Rajan Sankaran and Frederick Schroyens, who you likely know as the heads of two of homeopathy’s largest software companies that offer competing products: MacRepertory and RadarOpus respectively. Together, however, they have co-founded this new non-profit , Homeopathy-...
Apr 14, 2017•59 min•Season 2Ep. 16
This is Episode 15, and today in our journey of learning through failure, I’m diving into case-taking. If you think about it, what we do as homeopaths when taking a case is different than any other holistic or medical practice. Like doctors, we want to know about the body- was ails it, what makes it better or worse, the quality of the pain, when it started, what started it, the medical history, effects of medications and so on. Unlike a doctor, we care about *all* the physical symptoms, not just...
Apr 10, 2017•44 min•Season 2Ep. 15
This month I bring you another round of "Repertory with Roger". If you missed our first round, this is a regular monthly component where Roger Van Zandvoort of Complete Dynamics and I look at a case from his Clinical Case Comparison Project. Roger chooses cases from the old Homeopathic Recorder Journal issues, and enhances his repertory by making sure the remedies in those cured cases are represented under their corresponding rubrics. In this way, he is expanding the CD repertory, and small and ...
Mar 24, 2017•1 hr 3 min•Season 2Ep. 14
I am so excited to bring you today’s episode which I have called- Failing with Anne Vervarcke. Anne is a Belgian homeopath, she’s been in practice for 30 years and brought a wealth of insights and experience to our conversation. As well as being a long-time homeopathic educator, she is the creator of The Vital Approach. In thinking about guests to have this year as I explore the theme of learning through our failures, I considered homeopaths who have been innovative in their approach. I believe ...
Mar 05, 2017•1 hr 5 min•Season 2Ep. 13
Here I present nearly the full conversation Roger Van zan Voort and I had, discussing and repertorizing a case of Fagopyrum from H.Farrington, published in The Homeopathic Recorder, 1953. The case is part of Roger's Case Comparison Project, and he shares about that in the call. This episode, part 2, is for those who want to sink in and hear our full discussion of this case and the resulting repertorization. If you are interested in hearing some tips and key take-aways, check out part 1, where I ...
Feb 04, 2017•1 hr 20 min•Season 2Ep. 12
Hey hey! 1M is back with the first full episode of the year in two parts: Repertory with Roger. As the theme for the year is failure, what better place to start than the repertory, that treasure trove of goodness wrapped in a maddening structure of hard-to-decipher rubrics and overwhelming choices??!! Because the rep. is such a fertile ground for failing and succeeding, I'll be re-visiting it regularly with these Repertory with Roger episodes. Roger is Roger VanZandvoort, of course, the mind beh...
Feb 04, 2017•46 min•Season 2Ep. 11
It's a new year, but not a new podcast anymore! I'm BACK, excited and inspired for another year of podcasting, homeopath to homeopaths. Rather than skipping around topics, this year I'm going to go deep with one topic, explored through the same great modalities of interviews, archives, materia medica talk, and inspiration from my own practice. The goal this year is to make the podcast be a treasure trove of information that is not only fun to listen to, but valuable to you as a practitioner. Rog...
Jan 09, 2017•31 min•Season 2Ep. 10
Jeremy and Camilla Sherr and their volunteers have treated over 5000 patients in Tanzania through their non-profit organization, Homeopathy for Health in Africa. With incredible results, they are helping people feel better, eliminate symptoms and side effects of ARV's, and reclaim their ability to provide for their families. In today's special episode, in honor of December 1st, World AIDS Day, I bring you two interviews: Camilla Sherr, and Jane Davy, long-time volunteer and now full time Program...
Dec 01, 2016•1 hr 32 min•Season 1Ep. 9
In just 3 short days from when I write this, Americans will go to the polls to elect a new president in what has been one of the most disturbing, bizarre, and contentious elections in memory, if not ever. I wanted to get in an episode before the election, before the results are in, to explore the intersection of the history of homeopathy in America and the issues and themes that have emerged during this election cycle. Iman Pour Navab is my guest this month. He discovers and shares amazing photo...
Nov 07, 2016•1 hr 1 min•Season 1Ep. 8
The Present: Lucky are the children whose parents choose homeopathy as their primary mode of healthcare and prevention. What happens when a parent *is* a homeopath? How does that influence the life and career choice of their children? Today, interviews with Leiah Golden, daughter of Isaac Golden of Australia, pioneer of modern homeoprophylaxis; and Jane Frederick, daughter of Nancy Frederick founder and principal of the Baylight Center for Homeopathy in Portland, Maine and long-time student of L...
Oct 01, 2016•1 hr 13 min•Season 1Ep. 7
This month I tackle the beast that is the homeopathic Repertory. Roger van Zandvoort of Complete Dynamics generously joined me for a detailed conversation about the repertory and Complete Dynamics that ranged from clarifying the meaning of grades, his work vetting clinical remedy information from The Homeopathic Recorder, the challenges for homeopaths not working in their mother tongue with the repertory, to how all homeopaths can improve their skills with this essential tool. From Thailand to M...
Sep 07, 2016•1 hr 20 min•Season 1Ep. 6
This month, in the middle of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, I share a bit of my experience as a teacher and musings on education and specifically, homeopathic education. It's a big subject, and this hour barely scratches the surface. But it's a fascinating and thought provoking journey. The Present: Segments of interviews with homeopaths turned teacher: Robert Field of the Resonance School of Homeopathy, and Nancy Frederick of the Baylight Center for Homeopathy. Wendy Pollock, chiropractor a...
Jul 26, 2016•1 hr 9 min•Season 1Ep. 5
Episode 4: Homeopathy in Japan The Present, an interview with Torako Yui As a bridge out of the homeoprophylaxis theme, Torako Yui shares her extraordinary journey to, and with, homeopathy. I was introduced to Torako through my interview with Kate Birch. Torako has been very active with homeoprophylaxis and offering Hp kits to families in Japan. But her work reaches far and wide. Recognizing the blocks to health in diet and lifestyle, Torako has started organic farms as well as developed organic...
Jun 22, 2016•1 hr 4 min•Season 1Ep. 4
Award-winning filmmaker Laurel Chiten of Blind Dog Films turns her exceptional talent for storytelling and tackling the unexplained, to homeopathy. In this episode I bring you a full one-on-one interview with Laurel. Seven-years in the making, the film is in its final stages. I'm so grateful Laurel found time in her busy editing schedule to share her journey with me, and in turn with you, the homeopathic community. Please find more about the film at www.justonedropfilm.com where you can see the ...
May 12, 2016•59 min•Season 1Ep. 3
Part 1- The Present: Val Lovelace of Wiscasset, Maine shares her story and the power of homeopathy at the end of life Part 2- The Future: A new proving of an old remedy inspires me to take some creative license with rubrics, trying to expand my understanding- and yours- of the remedy state. Part 3- The Past: Not too long ago, a pair of homeopaths from California took a trip to Kent's final resting place. A beautiful remembrance of a distinct time in history, the creation of a place, and Kent's f...
Feb 27, 2016•52 min•Season 1Ep. 2
Part 1- The Present: I ask every homeopath I interview how they found homeopathy and came to be a homeopath. I've selected four of those stories to share with you in this first episode, from Kate Birch CCH author of Vaccine Free... Robert Field CCH of the Resonance School of Homeoapthy... Sangita Pedro ND, Maine, and Pat Deacon RS(Hom) of Ontario. Part 2- The Future: The little (big) remedy of Ignis alcoholis encapsulates beginnings and endings through purity of purpose, the destructive and puri...
Feb 01, 2016•1 hr 1 min•Season 1Ep. 1
From a practicing homeopath in midcoast, Maine comes 1M: A Homeopath's Podcast. It's a monthly show created by a homeopath, for homeopaths. Each episode will have a theme that ties together a bit of the past, present and future of homeopathy. How? By bringing out some of our archival writings, interviews will practicing homeopaths from all around the world, and then a bit of playtime with a remedy that just seems to fit the rest. Back to who created this podcast... I'm a homeopath. Not a sound e...
Jan 10, 2016•1 hr
