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Interim Weekend!

To all students, please remember, that we have an extra weekend of study ahead of us; 20th & 21st March is set to be a great weekend, that will help us to catch up to where we would have been if it hadn't snowed in Manchester on 4th & 5th January!

Graduation Ceremony! Saturday 6th March

Congratulations from NWCH to all those who will be graduating on Saturday 6th March, in this year's annual Graduation Ceremony.

The Ceremony will take place at Chorlton Golf Club, Barlow Hall Road, M21 7JJ at 7:30pm.

There will be food and a live band.

Tickets cost £15 for adults and £5 for children under 12.

If you want a ticket, please contact Fiona in the College office as soon as possible!

AGM 2010, Sat 6th March

This year's AGM will be held on Saturday 6th March at 6:15pm at Chorlton Golf Club, Barlow Hall Road, M21 7JJ. All shareholders are strongly encouraged to attend. Anyone else is very welcome to attend as an observer.

Clare Relton on Research

Homeopathy research: what is it, what do we have, what does it say, what do we need? In 2 very timely CPD lectures, Dr Clare Relton will untangle the current debate about the evidence for homeopathy and attempt to demystify clinical resesarch methods.
She will interpret existing published research, describe ongoing research and outline how homeopaths can contribute to future research.
Sunday 7th March:
11:30am-1pm 'The New Research Project'
2pm-3pm 'Research Methods'

Dates for 2010/11 Now Set!

We've now set the dates for the coming academic year - at least, we have barring excessive snow, or any other freak weather conditions or similar that may get in our way!

Please see below for details:

2010
September 25th/26th
October 16th/17th
November 20th/21st
December 11th/12th

2011
January 15th/16th
February 12th/13th
March 12th/13th
April 9th/10th
May 7th/8th
June 11th/12th
July 9th/10th

Ever wondered what goes on in the mind of a dog?

Why not come along to Geoff Johnson's Canine Live Case, and find out! Geoff will be taking the case of a dog, complete with case analysis and remedy prescription, at the College Weekend at MMU on Sunday 7th February at 9:30am.

Come along for the fascinating insights this case will bring. You could then make a whole day of it, and stay for the Sea Creatures lecture, which follows at 11:30.

A fantastic way to keep your CPD up to date.

For more information, or to book a place, please call or email Fiona at the College office.

Hurry book your CPD weekend now. The highight of our CPD year now takes place on Feb 6th and 7th

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Course prospectus

College second weekend approachs. Absolute last chance to join is now. Hurry to get in touch if you want to change your life. The online college catch up session will take place shortly .The prospectus is available here for you to download

SWINE FLU PANDEMIC – 2009

INFORMATION FOR PERSONS CONSIDERING A HOMOEOPATHIC ALTERNATIVE ROUTE TO DEALING WITH AN EPIDEMIC / PANDEMIC
The information available via the nhs for the current considered potential swine flu pandemic is somewhat vague and lacking any clear definition about how the symptoms have evolved.
Nothing is gained by instilling fear and panic into the population – there is a need to raise awareness, and it is essential to maintain an air of calm and rational judgement without exaggeration or unreality. At this stage, in this country, we have been led to believe that those persons who have succumbed to the symptoms have been mildly affected and no serious complications.
Whenever there is an epidemic or a pandemic, not everyone will succumb to its effects. It is down to an individual’s susceptibility as to whether or not they will become a victim.
It is essential to recognise and understand symptoms in the following way:-
1. Diligent observation of yourself or another family member who may be suffering any symptom(s) is paramount, because the way in which the symptom(s) arise must be accurately recorded. Get all family members to keep a vigilant eye on one another, especially if one feels in any way out of sorts.
2. Consider the pace of onset – have the symptoms come on fast or slow
3. How is the patient behaving psychologically – what is their state of mind and behaviour like in comparison to how they are normally
How do they look by comparison with normal? Are they e.g. paler or flushed, restless or flat out and looking exhausted? Any response that is unusual needs recording.
4. How had the weather been in the preceding few days – any sudden changes can affect those persons who are susceptible to changes in either the temperature or the barometric pressure? If you own a barometer, making a daily recording in a diary, and a note of the we...

SEPTEMBER TERM

There is still time to join us in September!

- Pal