Homeopathic Methodology: Repertory, Case Taking, and Case Analysis

by Todd Rowe

As one begins to learn the homeopathic methodology, repertorising is a difficult, if not ominous endeavor. This book helps to sort out the many nuances of old, and clarify much of the "older" jargon. It explains to the novice homeopath just how to begin taking a case and using the Repertory in practical terms. The author presents the subject in a very logical and understandable sequence. A subject that is normally difficult to master is easily grasped with the help of this book.

Genres: Homeopathy

168 pages, Paperback

First published October 27, 1998

Reviews

[Missi]

Excellent workbook. I will have to go through this again. I had to take a break as I was trying to use Kent's repertory online and it was just too difficult. So I finally have the repertory which made the workbook much simpler to use. Highly recommend

[suze joyce]

Excellent way to understand how Homeopathy works with great quizzes

[Kathy]

Excellent workbook for the beginner or even intermediate student of homeopathy. Takes you through Kent's Repretory and the details of how to take a case. Also has useful definitions of archaic terms that might puzzle the contemporary student, and a series of tests so you can understand what you are understanding and what you might need to review once again. There are also sample cases to test your knowledge. I think it would be most useful in conjunction with an actual course, presented by an experienced homeopath, but home learners can use it as well.