The London International College of Homeopathy & Frontline Homeopathy
Frontline recently hosted an introductory course in homeopathy for a group of Iraqis who were visiting the UK.
The group had just returned from Findhorn where they had been on a course about Non Violent Communication. They were interested in homeopathy as part of a package of tools they could use back home in Iraq to help bring some healing to their communities.
The basic homeopathy training ourse they undertook covered basic principles, post-traumatic stress and the use of tissue salts. Each participant took away a detailed handout and arrangements were made for them to take remedies back home.
We are hoping that this is the first of many workshops that Frontline can run in conjunction with the Iraqis to help them begin to work with the survivors of the conflict.
Contact Frontline - mbrx@hotmail.com
To promote homeopathy as an effective, low cost primary health care system in communities disadvantaged by social, economic and political circumstances.
To fund and implement homeopathic training programmes in communities overwhelmed by social, economic and political disadvantage, thereby complementing and expanding existing healthcare infrastructures including traditional medicine.
To set up and promote homeopathic clinics as a low cost, highly effective health care system for communities overwhelmed by economic disadvantage.