Tag Archives: bristol

Case And Remedy Mapping by Mike Bridger (CCH Principal)

In the early days I was taught that I should find the constitutional remedy for my patients. This later developed into a mad hunt for either the ‘essence’, ‘centre’ or ‘main delusion’  and probably all three, but I can’t really remember since I was so punch drunk from it all. I took some Cocculus and […]

Our First Newsletter ~ Summer 2016

Welcome to our first CCH Newsletter keeping you up to date with life at the Contemporary College of Homeopathy. We want to keep building our CCH community and would love you to keep us updated with your homeopathy news – email us at info@conhom.com. If you would like to join our mailing list just drop us […]

Whooping Cough by Chantal Enders (Beginners Course Tutor)

Whooping cough, which is also known as pertussis or the hundred day cough, is a described as a highly contagious bacterial infection of the lungs and airways, caused by the Bordetella pertussis bacterium, which infects the lining of the airways – mainly the windpipe (trachea) and the two airways that branch off from it to […]

Stress, drugs and homeopathy by Karen (CCH Graduate)

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 […]

Unplugged by Sarah Clarke (CCH graduate)

As their final project our 4th years from last year were required to write about what led them to study homeopathy. Here is Sarah’s….. Once upon a time, I lived in blissful ignorance where life was simple and uncomplicated.  There was no one to consider but myself and my own needs.  Although, I have always […]

Fighting the Skeptics By Dion Tabrett (CCH Lecturer

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 […]

Treating the Impact of Trauma – a Cross Discipline Approach

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 […]

First Impressions by Anne (1st Year CCH Student)

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 […]