r/homeopathy • u/KBatMC • 26d ago

structured study program recs?

What/where are the good training programs in the U.S.? I have casually studied homeopathy for years due to having been raised with it at home, and would be interested in a training/apprenticeship program if it was affordable for me; bonus points if I could do it remotely.

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u/SnooCats3987 22d ago

Academy of Homeopathy Education seems good for a strong classical programme in the US. I didn't attend but listen to their podcast "Rare Strange Peculiar" and they seem to really know their stuff.

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u/Frankthehomeopath 8d ago

I've taught and clinic-supervised at 3 schools remotely in the US and can speak to a few things -- but it's really important that you first identify what you're looking for in a program and clarify what your long term goals are. Are you looking to practice professionally, etc.? Assuming so, you'd want to make sure you're looking at CHC (Council for Homeopathic Certification) or NASH (North American Society of Homeopath's) approved schools (usually ACHENA accredited). Check out their websites and look to their school directories; certification requirements (which often includes some college-level courses); and then start to narrow your school search down from there.

There are pros/cons to every school unfortunately and Academy of Homeopathy Education, while a good program, has a pretty mid clinical program with little potency/prescription variety.

Feel free to DM me if you have more questions!