Course Autism I - Part 1 (Read the course document)
A Homeopathic Approach to Autism 1
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21m
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The course starts with an introduction by Dr. Luc to autism and especially what conventional medicine has to say about it.
The following topics are discussed: Introduction to autism and its neurodiversity. The effect on parents of having a child with autism. The confusion for parents because of all available therapeutic interventions. The difficulties a homeopath encounters by having to deal with all these other therapies. There is no ‘protocol approach’ to autism in homeopathy and what a homeopath must do instead.
Does Dr. Luc recommend the isopathic approach to side effects of vaccinations (like the CEASE approach)? What is the importance for your homeopathic diagnosis (case analysis) to know the allopathic studies and the common and secondary symptoms? How to judge if a true cure has started to happen under homeopathic treatment.
Why does a child flee into its unconscious world? The ego does not grow. Is there a homeopathic ‘genus epidemicus’? The cardinal and secondary symptoms. How to make it into an individual case. The conscious and unconsciousness. The core delusion.
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