Understanding Body Language and it’s implications in Homeopathy Part 1
AROH Approved
- Online webinar, 2.5 hours of study.
- No time limit for completing your course.
- Evaluation test.
- Certificate of attendance
When you speak to someone face to face, it is not only that his voice is heard but is constantly throwing off non-verbal messages through body gestures and facial expressions. A same gesture often can indicate different meaning depending on the context.
In this online homeopathic webinar by Dr.Ajit Kulkarni is going to teach about non-verbal cues, how to interpret body language, read between the lines when the patient’s verbal communication aren’t conveying the honest feeling.
Words can be deceptive and this is where reading body language can be extremely useful in homeopathic case taking.
Dr. Ajit Kulkarni is popular in the world for his novel presentation on Materia medica and on Body Language. He has organized many seminars and training courses of “body language” too in a unique style of blending psychology and pathology with homeopathy.
Learning Objectives:
- Body Language - It’s Utility in clinical practice
- The choreography of body
- Basic modes of body language
- Homeopathic perspective on body language
About Speaker
A senior homoeopath, an academician and a famed international teacher, is known for his contribution to homoeopathy. He is famous for his innovative ideas and he is a well-known prolific writer on homeopathy.
Dr. Ajit Kulkarni is a Gold medalist. He is an M.D. (post-graduate in homeopathy) from a leading university in India.
Seminars and workshops:
Dr. Ajit Kulkarni has given seminars and workshops in different countries viz. Israel, Russia, Bulgaria, Britain, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Latvia, etc.
He has spoken on more than 100 subjects in the seminars and his books have been translated in many languages.
Literary work:
His 20 books in Russian language are very famous and they represent the classical homoeopathic approach blended with numerous creative ideas as taught by Dr. Ajit Kulkarni.
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