Reaching our Highest Potential with Homeopathy

A free three-part webinar series benefiting HOHM Foundation and Homeopathy Help Network.

Homeopathy has been used for over 200 years to help people achieve their highest potential. Thankfully, it is rapidly growing as people seek alternatives that address the WHOLE person- mind, body, and spirit.

Whether you are a professional homeopath, an experienced home prescriber, or someone newly curious, we invite you to join us for some fascinating conversations about homeopathy history, current research, tips, and tricks that will take you further in your journey to reaching your highest potential with homeopathy.

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Session 1: Homeopathy and 19th-Century Science

Denise Straiges, MA CCH, RSHom(NA), PCH

The historiography of medicine has perpetuated an ideal of progress which excludes scientific discoveries that evolved outside of conventional medicine. Homeopathy, the system of medicine introduced by Samuel Hahnemann, offers a counter-narrative of non-orthodox practitioners engaged in similar paths of discovery.

In this webinar, Denise M. Straiges explores the struggle that homeopaths in the nineteenth century experienced between remaining faithful to homeopathic principles and embracing scientific innovations.

Session 2: Homeopathy Research at HOHM Foundation: Client Improvements, Effectiveness and Efficacy

Alastair Gray, PhD, MSc, BAHons, ADH, DSH, PCH, PCHom

Discover the latest research on the effectiveness of homeopathy in improving client outcomes with HOHM Foundation’s Alastair Gray. In this webinar series, Gray will share crucial findings from clinical data collected from Homeopathy Help Now and Academy of Homepathy Education. You will learn about client improvements, efficacy, and efficiency of homeopathic care. Gray will also discuss the importance of research in the field of homeopathy and how you can contribute to its future.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in homeopathy research. Join us now!

Session 3: Homeopathy at Home: Navigating Best Practices & Common Pitfalls

Kelly Callahan, CCH, RSHom (NA)

In this webinar, Kelly will discuss the basics of homeopathy, posology, differentiating remedies, what symptoms to pay attention to, and what to do when your trusted CLAMS approach doesn’t work.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced home prescriber, you’ll walk away with some great tips to use homeopathy more effectively in your home.

HOHM Foundation is Raising Funds for the Following Projects:

PGRN 2023 Medical Homeopathy Intake Form Study One ($5K Needed)

Medical homeopaths use intake forms to gather important information about their patients. The HOHM research team is studying the characteristics of medical homeopathy patients, including their demographics and psychographics. They will be analyzing data from about 500 forms contributed by medical homeopaths, as well as gathering feedback from patients themselves. This will help create a more comprehensive and well-rounded study.

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Phase Two of the Practitioner Generated Research Network (PGRN) ($15K Needed)

While there are hundreds of highly skilled Homeopaths in North America, each making a difference in the lives of their patients, the reality is that the overwhelming majority of these practitioners are working alone, and the outcomes of their clinical work goes largely unrecognized. HOHM’s PGRN will empower all Homeopaths to participate in research via the accessibility of our programs.

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PGRN 2023 Clinical Outcomes Studies: Covid ($25K Needed)

HOHM Research and Homeopathy Help Now have collected data from nearly 4,500 Covid cases from their acute care/telehealth clinic. The project requires funding to complete a 36-month study analyzing the management of Covid cases and publishing the data in at least four peer-reviewed papers. The papers will cover observational case series, profiles and characteristics of clinic participants, establishment of the HHN clinical model, and secondary data analysis, which will allow for deeper analysis and additional publications.

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PGRN 2023 Clinical Outcomes Studies: Silicosis Study ($30K Needed)

This clinical study aims to test the effectiveness of the homeopathic medication Silica 12CH given alongside the conventional treatment of Silicosis, versus standard treatment alone for Silicosis. The study design is controlled, non-blinded clinical study without randomization. The participants will be recruited in Sao Thome das Letras and will be given standard monitoring tests and patient-reported outcome measurement tool. Clinical outcomes used in this study will be measured using standard descriptive and inferential statistical analysis. The final results will be published and made available to research participants.

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Scholarship Fund (Goal: $20K)

This project aims to provide funding of $20,000 to support the education of medically licensed Homeopaths. The funds will be distributed based on the number of applicants, need, and passion. The AIH/AHE co-branded course, Acute Care Homeopathy for Medical Professionals, is a self-paced course designed to introduce the basic principles and practice of Homeopathy for direct application in the medical setting. The curriculum is accessible and realistic for busy doctors and can be continued for broader learning.

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HOHM Foundations Provings Office First Proving of 2024 ($25K Needed)

The HOHM Research Office Provings Department conducts commercial provings in accordance with HPCUS guidelines to provide high-quality evidence for therapeutic claims. Donations fund a 26-person re-proving of a nosode (likely Tuberculinum), including verification of replicability, conducting the proving, collation, editing, and publishing of a final report.

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HHN's Comfort Care Initiative ($55K Needed)

The Homeopathy Help Network (HHN) Comfort Care is a new initiative developed in partnership with The Lori Project, a program aimed at providing education and alternative healing services in palliative and end-of-life-care. HHN Comfort Care will expand the existing operational architecture of HHN, providing a telehealth service for palliative care. The service will be staffed by trained homeopaths, who will create a practitioner team and support system to ensure quality care and the wellbeing of those delivering the service. The initiative aims to meet the growing demand for empowered peaceful transitions for patients and their loved ones.

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Development Director ($30k Needed)

HOHM has successfully managed numerous projects in support of homeopathy, but the increasing demand for high-quality project management is exceeding the capacity of its founders to personally subsidize the work using profits from AHE and volunteer labor. The next step in HOHM’s growth and development is to hire a high-level development director for a “sprint” to help HOHM’s leadership team develop a pitch deck, identify potential donors, and get on the road to raise the funds needed to bring homeopathy research and advocacy into the sights of decision-makers in all ranges of health policy and management. This is a 3–6-month endeavor.

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Study: Artificial Intelligence in Homeopathy ($83k Needed)

The use of digital technologies and AI in healthcare is growing, and it's no different in complementary medicine like homeopathy. However, there is no current research to guide or inform these activities. This study seeks to determine if AI use in homeopathy is safe, effective, appropriate, worthy of investment, efficient, accessible, or is it a waste of time.

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Will you support Homeopathy research today?

Your generosity empowers HOHM Foundation to bridge the gap between traditional and conventional medicine through robust homeopathy research and clinical initiatives. We are currently raising funds for NINE upcoming projects, including a new proving, phase two of the Practitioner-Generated Research Network (PGRN), four research studies, and HHN’s new Comfort Care initiative. Scroll down the page to learn more about what we have in the works. Thank you for being a vital part of this mission.

To send a tax-deductible donation by mail, please send it to:

HOHM Foundation

6190 Ardleigh St

Philadelphia, PA 19138

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