About the Conference

This course provided training in the composition and application of the primary source tools in homœopathy; the materia medica of Hahnemann and repertory (specifically Bönninghausen’s Therapeutic Pocketbook) and included practical case exercises to enhance your learning experience. You will be able to immediately apply the tools and skills gained from this active, hands-on learning conference in your practice for greatly improved clinical outcomes.

We are excited to announce that Sonoran University has received a grant to host a new digital online library of homœopathic and historical medical literature, which was unveiled during this groundbreaking conference. This library contains access to approximately 90% of Hahnemann’s citations in the form of old-school toxicological reports. Instruction is given on how to utilize this amazing tool to search the library and access this vital literature. In studying these historical reports, you will gain an in-depth understanding of the construction of Hahnemann’s materia medica and, by extension, our profession’s original repertory, specifically, Bönninghausen’s Therapeutic Pocketbook. Instructive, real-life case histories will be included to reinforce these concepts.

Over and above an understanding of the processes in health and disease, a precise homœopathic prescription requires an accurate knowledge of substance effects and a sound familiarity with the tools available to facilitate their recollection in the clinical setting.

Study of our Pharmacography – The conference offered insight into the development of Hahnemann’s methodical approach to the acquisition of knowledge of substance effects (substance trials, provings) and how he married these with existing toxicological reports selectively recruited from the old (allopathic) school, resulting in an unmatched ‘synergy’ of speculation-free, determinate substance effects, culminating in the publishing of his materia medicae.

Study of our Repertography – We also examined the tools developed to facilitate our application of omoion (similars), with a brief history leading up to the development of the most compact and accurate repertory, Bönninghausen’s Therapeutic Pocketbook, being the repertorial work most closely reflecting Hahnemann’s teachings. The series of lectures included case exercises and examples demonstrating the use of Bönninghausen’s repertorial method.

This unified and cohesive course prospectus was taught by a team of expert teachers, who have all been highly trained after the methodology of Hahnemann and Bönninghausen, including a homœopathic veterinarian for our vet attendees.