A homeopath, a naturopath, a pharmacist, an author, a medical doctor and a nurse walk into a conference …
Yes, it may sound like the beginning of a very complicated joke, but it actually describes the vibrant scenario surrounding the Joint American Homeopathic Conference (JAHC).
The National Center for Homeopathy (NCH) — THE organization that advocates for homeopathy — has hosted this intellectually stimulating conference for many years.
This year’s speakers at the JAHC are a who’s who of respected homeopaths, pharmacists, authors and, well, representatives from the entire list of professions I mentioned earlier!
From April 22-24 in Reston, Virginia, both new and familiar faces will gather to discuss homeopathy.
Kim Elia, who provided marvelous foundational lessons contained in my Academy of Practical Homeopathy® and is a personal friend, will be a featured speaker.
Jay Yasgur, whose excellent homeopathic dictionary I recently discussed with my Mighty Members, will also be speaking.
Who else? Well, Dr. Todd Rowe (whose book is required reading in The Academy), as well as Dana Ullman and many, many more brilliant minds in homeopathy.
I’ve been a supporter of the NCH for 35 years. I’ve written articles in their well-received magazine, Homeopathy Today, and I’ve also spoken at the JAHC twice.
In fact, in my keynote address to the conference in 2013, I introduced the Banerji Protocols to the NCH community. How exciting! The very next year, the Banerjis themselves were invited to speak at the conference!
The photo above is from that engagement at the JAHC. (Mighty Members, you can look forward to receiving the video of that speech later in the week.)
So, if participating in this lively community of diverse homeopathic perspectives appeals to you, click the “register” button below and go!
But what if you’re unable to travel to Virginia in April for the conference? No problem. I have great news for you. Virtual attendees can view a live stream of the bulk of the JAHC.
Of course, not all homeopaths in attendance will be proponents of Practical Homeopathy®, but I have found there are always gems to be extracted from all viewpoints.
More than anything, it is essential that all of us who advocate for homeopathy stand together for this efficacious medicine. There is strength in numbers! Register below.
Warmly,
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Joette, if you had an infant with gastric distress/difficulty, gets fussy whenever passing gas or poop and gassy vegetables make an irritation a almost painful matter would you choose a cell salt or a homeopathic? Or maybe have you written on this topic or something related? If so could you point me in the right direction.
My online course Good Gut Bad Gut
https://courses.joettecalabrese.com/
thoroughly covers food intollerances, colic, etc. with the complete layout of solutions.
As an important aside, infants should be given mother’s milk only, not vegetables.
Okay 👍🏻
Lol, Yes, the vegetable issue is through the milk when I eat them. But I cannot avoid them for a long period of time knowing what I know about gut microbiome because otherwise both our guts are going to be in bad shape.
I’ve tried colocynthis for colic but it did seem to help. Maybe I tried the wrong potency I have 30c and 200c
You both would benefit from the Good Gut Bad Gut Course.
If nothing else, at least consider joining one of our Gateway to Homeopathy Study Groups.