Books for Homeopathy

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I’m a fan of homeopathy and I love books. If you’re looking into homeopathy, here are some of the most recommended books.

Overview, General, Reference

  • Science of Homeopathy by George Vithoulkas
  • Lectures on the Materia Medica by JT Kent is a comprehensive look at the remedies.
  • Homeopathy: The Principles & Practice of Treatment by Dr Andrew Lockie and Dr Nicola Geddes – a great introduction to homeopathy and self care with detailed explanations.
  • The Family Guide to Homeopathy by Dr Andrew Lockie comes highly recommended for easy reference for the whole family
  • The Complete Homeopathy Handbook by Miranda Castro: Materia Medica with both external and Internal remedies (not a replacement for a materia medica), with good information on how to find the correct remedy. Miranda Castro is the author of several books, including Homeopathy for Pregnancy, Birth, and Baby’s First Year. I take her bone health mix.
  • Homoeopathy for the First Aider and Magic of the Minimum Dose by Dr Dorothy Shepherd. She wasn’t really convinced about homeopathy until her sessions with JT Kent. The second one is about her experiences with serious illness.
  • Homeopathic Self-Care by Robert Ullman has charts for 70 conditions with key symptoms highlighted for easy understanding
  • Homeopathy as Energy Medicine by Richard Grossinger
  • The Homeopath in Your Hand by Lisa Strbac
  • Australian Homeopathic Home Prescriber by Dr Isaac Golden
  • The Patient’s Guide to Homeopathic Medicine by Robert Ullman ND and Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman ND

Specialized Homeopathy Books

  • Homeopathic Medicine for Children and Infants by Dana Ullman MPH
  • Ritalin-free Kids: Safe and Effective Homeopathic Medicine for ADD and other Behavioural and Learning Problems by Robert Ullman ND and Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman ND.
  • Homeopathic Care for Cats and Dogs by Don Hamilton DVM
  • Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Production by Glen Dupree, DVM
  • Getting on Track by Jill R Turland is on my list for working with mega potencies which are for shifting emotional and mental layers.
  • Homeopathy for Musculoskeletal Healing by Dr Asa Hershoff who is a naturopathic physician, chiropractor, and homeopath and a founder of the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine. While the audience is chiropractors and other wellness practitioners working with musculoskeletal conditions, this book is highly recommended as it talks about the most commonly seen cases at his office and his homeopathic solutions.
  • Hahnemann Revisited (Elizabeth I. Kearney and Michale J. Bandley), Achieving and Maintaining the Simillimum (Luc de Schepper), and Advance Guide for Professional Homeopaths (Luc de Schepper)
  • Homeopathic Psychology by Philip M Bailey looks at 35 polycrests, which are remedies that work for many conditions, drawing from his cases as a physician and homeopath. This information broadens our understanding of these remedies.
  • Psyche and Substance by Edmund Whitmont is the book for you if you are into Jungian psychology.
  • The Trailblazer’s Insight into Homeopathy is another one by Lisa Strbac. Her first one is The Homeopath in Your Hand (77 remedies) is for self prescribing while this one goes deeper into the potential of homeopathy for shifting illness in modern times.
  • Burnett Rediscovered by Dion Tabrett. “Burnett was a therapeutic pioneer and master in solving complicated cases. He has been my reliable ‘Clinical Compass’ for the last 24 years.” – Dion Tabrett. Read more about James Compton Burnett (1840-1901) on the Hahnemann House Trust website. 
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