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People might think that as a college in the South West of England our students travel to college on combine harvesters, with straws sticking out if their mouths, and that the only proving we do are different varieties of cider (mother tinctures of course!). We are small it is true but then so are our […]
In this blog Karen explores the subject of natural immunity and questions why we get ill and how homeopathy can help. Alive and self-repairing! The human body. When you stop and really think about it, we are all amazing! We are very much alive and self-repairing with countless processes taking place constantly and imperceptibly to keep […]
Here is the first in a series of blogs from one of CCH’s long-standing lecturer’s and clinic supervisor, Dion. Picture the scene… a party or a bar somewhere. Our intrepid blogger (that’s me!) has had a few drinks and is in deep conversation with another human. A male. The conversation started with “who do you […]
Mike and Kate from CCH recently held and participated in a unique workshop exploring the treatment of trauma using a multi-disciplinary approach. The therapies included homeopathy, massage and cranio-sacral. The aim of the workshop was to open therapists awareness to other therapies and approaches that could complement and improve their own practices. Here is some […]
The Ghana Homeopathy Project (GHP) is celebrating it’s 10 year anniversary this year. The project was set up by Linda Shannon, who is a long-standing lecturer here at the Contemporary College of Homeopathy. The GHP is a very pioneering project, who’s vision is to train homeopaths who can in turn train others. Their intention is […]
We had a fantastic first weekend back a few weeks ago and here are a few words from Anne, one of our first years about how she found it. ‘It was a week before the course began that I received a final welcoming email from Kate. In it was a line asking me if I […]
The weather gets colder now, but for us at CCH it is spring. New people have joined us and the cycle starts again. It is always a relief when after a summer of timetabling and paper work and questioning ourselves: ‘Why do we do this?’ or ‘I never planned on being an admin officer’, the […]
