Homeopathic Training in Seattle, Washington

Seattle School of Homeopathy

Asterix(*) indicates books which may be downloaded from www.minimum.com (Minimum Price Booksellers)click free download link.
Number in parentheses indicates weekend(s) the text will be used for class.
A representative will be at class in November 2010 to demonstrate homeopathic computer programs that are available through Kent Homeopathic Associates (KHA), including Macrepertory and Referenceworks. Referenceworks has an extensive library on it. However, almost none of the books listed on the required list below are included on Referenceworks and so they must be obtained in hard copy.
Books can be ordered from any homeopathic bookseller, including Minimum.com, wholehealthnow.com or Homeopathic Educational Services. Our book list is on file at the major booksellers, and discounts can often be obtained if you tell them you are a student at the Seattle School of Homeopathy.

Required:

Allen, Karen, A Tutorial and Workbook for Homeopathic Repertory (3)
Blasig and Vint, Remedy Relationships (6)
Gibson, Douglas, Studies of Homeopathic Remedies (all)
OR Phatak, Materia Medica ( 2, and all)
*Hahnemann, Samuel, Chronic Diseasestheoretical part only(available as a free read from minimum.com) (9)
Hahnemann, Organon of the Medical Art (Wenda Brewster OReilly ed.) (1, and all)*(a different, older translation may be downloaded for free)
Herscu, Paul, The Homeopathic Treatment of Children (7)
Heudens-Mast, Henny, The Foundation of the Chronic Miasms (9)
Kaplan, B., The Homeopathic Conversation: The Art of Taking the Case (4)
*Kent, James Tyler, Repertory, (medium size recommended) (3, and all)
Morrison, Roger, Desktop Guide to Keynotes and Confirmatory Symptoms (2, and all)
Sankaran, Rajan, The Soul of Remedies (1, 2 , and all)
Vermeulen, Prisma (2, and all)
Vithoulkas, Science of Homeopathy (1)
Wright Hubbard, A Brief Study Course in Homeopathy (1, and all)
Yasgur, Homeopathic Dictionary (all)

Recommended/not required (Foundation Year):

*Boericke, Pocket Manual Homeopathic Materia Med. w/ Repertory (all)
The California Homeopath, vol. 11, issue 2 (on provings) (order from gentledoc@sbcglobal.net) (10)
Clarke, J.H., Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica --3 vol. (2, and all)
Farrington, Clinical Materia Medica (2, and all)
*Kent, Lectures on Homeopathic Philosophy (1, 6, and all)
Kent, Homeopathic Materia Medica (2, and all)
Kurtz, Chris, Imagine Homeopathy (1, and all)
Lansky, Amy, Impossible Cure (partial download available at her website)(1)
Roy, Margaret, The Principles of Homeopathic Philosophy (1)
Scherr, Jeremy, Dynamics and Methodology of Homeopathic Provings (10)
Tyler, Margaret, Homeopathic Drug Pictures (2, and all)
Vermeulen, Concordant Materia Medica (2, and all)

(all books will be needed in all years)

The Nature of Disease: Pathophysiology for Health Care Professionals, by Thomas McConnell
Anatomy and Physiology Made Incredibly Easy (Lippincott)
Pathophysiology Made Incredibly Easy (Lippincott)
Medical Dictionary ( any is fine; we recommend Dorlands or Stedmans)

Recommended (not required) for Pathophysiology:

Ball, John, Understanding Disease
Gascoigne, S, The Clinical Medicine Guide: A Holistic Perspective
Roberts, E., Warning Signs and Similar Symptoms for Alternative and Complementary Practitioners
OConnell and Zarbock, A Comprehensive Review for the Certification and Recertification Exams for Physician Assistants

Required:

Castro, Miranda, The Complete Homeopathic Handbook
Chernin, Dennis, The Complete Homeopathic Resource
OR Roger Morrison, Desktop Companion to Physical Pathology (the red book)

Recommended , not required, for Acute Care:

Required or Recommended Books
Clinical Training: Recommended Books (can be found on Amazon, or ordered from your local bookseller)

On Being a Therapist, by Jeffrey Kottler.
Building Your Ideal Private Practice, by Lynn Grodski
Twelve Months to Building Your Ideal Private Practice-Workbook, by Lynn Grodski