Q-Repertory and Solving Cases By Jeremy Sherr
AROH Approved
- Online webinar, 2 hours of study.
- No time limit for completing your course.
- Evaluation test.
- Certificate of attendance
Q-Rep. Repertory of Mental qualities by Jeremy Sherr, makes it simple to choose rubrics that fit your case without missing potential remedies. In this repertory each rubric is referred from all repertories, materia medicas and the latest provings by Jeremy Sherr.
Q-Rep has mental quality rubrics, which you come across in daily patient’s case like Big Ego, Low self-esteem, Failure, Obsessive compulsive and many more.
In this webinar, Jeremy Sherr, the creator of Q-Rep, will talk about using the repertory and will show you the repertory to solve the cases.
Learning Objectives:
- Simplify your case work
- Avoid needing to combine rubrics and worrying you missed one
- Be sure the most accurate remedy is in your repertory results
- Increase your use and knowledge of small remedies
- Have access to the very latest provings
About Speaker
Jeremy Sherr has taught in most of the British schools of Homeopathy and began the Dynamis School in 1986. His school is the longest running Post Graduate Homeopathy course in the world. He has taught the Dynamis curriculum in England, Ireland, Holland, Switzerland, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Israel, Canada, and throughout the United States. Jeremy has also taught in Spain, Italy, Germany, Bulgaria, China, Russia, India, Japan, South Africa, and Australia. He maintains busy practices in London, Tel Aviv, and New York.
He was awarded a fellowship from the Society of Homoeopaths in 1991 and a Ph.D. from Medicina Alternativa. He was also awarded an honorary Ph.D from Pioneer University and is an associate Professor at University Candegabe for Homoeopathy, Argentina.
He is the author of numerous Homeopathy textbooks and journal articles, and is the creator of Q-Rep, the repertory of Mental Qualities.
During the last 18 months Jeremy has been working in Tanzania on his project, ‘Homeopathy for Health in Africa’ treating patients diagnosed with AIDS and researching the genus epidemicus.
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