Conference & Annual General Meeting
plus Post-Conference Seminar

April 28 & 29, 2012
at the
Arbutus Club, 2001 Nanton, Vancouver

The 9th annual WCHS Conference will emphasize Homeopathy from Conception to Birth & Beyond, which is the theme of the 2012 Homeopathy Awareness Month in Canada.

Don't miss this opportunity to join us for the 9th annual WCHS conference.  Meet others in the homeopathic community, renew friendships and forge new contacts, become reinvigorated by our shared passion for the mystery and science of homeopathy, and learn about new developments affecting the future of homeopathy.

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WCHS Conference Poster 2012

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

The Keynote Speaker this year will be Carole Summer, homeopath and midwife, who lives and practices in Kaslo, BC. 

Her Saturday presentation, entitled Making Dreams Come True; How Homeopathy can address the challenges of conception in the 21st century, will explore issues of infertility and conception in the homeopathic context.  With cultural attitudes that make normal pregnancy and natural childbirth a rare event, how can homeopaths guide women and their families to healthy outcomes?  Audience participation will be encouraged.

Carol's full-day presentation on Sunday is titled:  The Labyrinth of Birth with Homeopathy in the Childbearing Year.  See more about the Sunday Post-Conference below. 

SATURDAY FEATURED PRESENTERS:

Manon Bolliger:  Bowen technique as an adjunct to homeopathy to support all stages of pregnancy
Manon will introduce the basics of Bowen technique and will explain how it complements homeopathic treatment during pregnancy and attracts new patients to your client base.

El Cecchetto:  Your questions answered about certification with the CHC 
El is our Canadian representative with the Council for Homeopathic Certification (CHC) and she will discuss recent developments that can affect both current and prospective certified homeopaths.

Side by Side Homeopathy:  Report on volunteering in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
Representatives from Side by Side will provide an update of new activities and challenges involving this important local volunteer project.

R.S. Saini:  The Carbon series and early development
Ram returns to review Jan Scholten's insights into the Periodic Table, specifically the Carbons that include issues of separation and identity.

As in the past, this conference will provide an opportunity for all members of the homeopathic community to network with your colleagues, expand your knowledge base, and identify resources and products that you can use in your practice.

CONFERENCE ADMISSION

Saturday, April 28 (8:30 – 5 pm)

Earlybird Discount (by April 20):
$ 50 for Members
$ 75 for Non-members

At the door or after April 20:
$ 75 Members
$100 Non-members

FAMOUS FUNDRAISING RAFFLE

On the Saturday conference we will be holding a Fundraising Raffle which includes prizes such as books, remedy kits, webinars, seminars, etc., etc. !

SUNDAY POST-CONFERENCE SEMINAR

Carole Summer:  The Labyrinth of Birth with Homeopathy in the Childbearing Year

Carole Summer, RCSHom, CCH combines extensive experience as both midwife and classical homeopath to provide an in-depth and unique perspective to treating women and their reproductive issues.  Today she will review midwifery and obstetrical models of care and homeopathic treatment during pregnancy, labour, and delivery.  Through the homeopathic process of preparing women for motherhood and their children for a healthy life, homeopaths can establish bonds of trust and confidence that will bring whole families into their homeopathic practice.

POST-CONFERENCE ADMISSION

Sunday, April 29 (9:30 – 5 pm)

Earlybird Discount (by April 20):
$  95 for Members
$ 120 for Non-members

At the door or after April 20:
$ 120 Members
$ 145 Non-members

For more information, see the Sunday Post-Conference seminar page.

Professional Development Credit

Registered members of the Canadian Society of Homeopaths can earn important Professional Development Credits (PDCs) at each event – up to 6 PDCs on Saturday and 7 PDCs on Sunday.

Be sure to mark your calendars now for April 28 & 29th !

To register click here for the registration form and information.  We hope to see you there!