Best of success with the conference!!
Commitments to my own busy hoemeopathic clinic are not allowing me to participate this year, but maybe sometime in the future.

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Hans Weitbrecht
Consultant Homeopath

Friends,
The National Center for Homeopathy is having its annual conference in Portland on April 16-18th entitled "Homeopathy: The Next Step in Mind-Body Medicine." I have organized conferences for the NCH since 1986, and I think that this one may be my best yet. Some of the speakers include:
Lou Klein, Roger Morrison, Nancy Herrick, Will Taylor, Luc De Schepper, amongst many others.

Also, if you have received the brochure in the mail for it, I think that you'll agree that this brochure is the most beautiful one our team has ever created. You get info about the conference at the NCH's website:
http://homeopathic.org/cf04.htm

Lou Klein will be giving a day-long workshop on Friday, and Will Taylor will give a 2-day workshop on Monday/Tuesday. There will also be a day-long seminar on homeopathic veterinary care for behavior problems, a 3-day workshop on homeopathic midwivery (with MJ Hanafin!), and a 1/2 day workshop on writing for homeopaths with Miranda Castro.

I hope you can join us! Who plans to be there?

Dana Ullman, MPH
NCH Conference Coordinator

For a pakistani who wants to participate in the conference needs Two Thousand Dollars including travelling charges. It means this is quite expensive.

Best of luck and good wishes for the conference participants and organizers.

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Homeopath

I hope to attend these conferences in the future. Homeopathy is new to me and I need to concentrate on getting well (i'm making slow but steady progress). I am a former skeptic of homeopathy; I almost outsmarted myself. A long time ago I said that I would try homeopathy when all else failed. Now I realize that I should have made it my first choice instead of my last. Unfortunately in most of the Western world the chronically ill are brainwashed into dead-end conventional methods.

Dana, your book – The Consumer’s Guide to Homeopathy – is the first book I purchased on the subject. It was a spontaneous purchase and I did not think I would gain much from it. I was surprised when I started to read it. It was extremely informative, well researched, easy to read and I have had to refer back to it several times. Good job.

M.R.