The Repertory is a large compilation of symptoms that is indexed to assist in finding the correct homeopathic remedy. The aim of this course is to develop accuracy and efficiency in using this valuable reference tool. Discussed are the overall organization of the Repertory and the significance and hierarchy of symptoms. Repertorization is taught and practiced in the context of acute and simple chronic cases. Case Taking Receiving detailed information from a client is essential to the practice of Classical Homeopathy.
Case taking provides a solid foundation for case analysis.
Analyzing a case based on homeopathic principles involves studying the information collected during the case taking. Subjective information from the client is evaluated and may reveal underlying psychological patterns directing the homeopath to the core of the condition. Learning to look deeply into a person's unique symptom picture and cross referencing this with the Materia Medica is how a remedy is determined. This is an insightful and exiting learning experience and a rewarding process for the homeopath. The Materia Medica is a collection of detailed descriptions of remedies including plant, mineral and animal substances.