I’m sure you’ve noticed I close many of my posts with “Pass on the good news of homeopathy.” Well, this week’s Mom with Moxie unquestionably has followed my suggestion.
Instead of Kate interviewing me, this week I’m going to interview Kate. Kate is an experienced leader of study groups based on my curriculum, Gateway to Homeopathy. At the same time, this podcast will help you learn first-hand about the ins-and-outs of joining a study group or running your own!
This week’s Mom with Moxie has certainly taken my appeal to learn homeopathy to heart. She and began with the Gateway to Homeopathy and then was off to the races!
I love sharing my homeopathy success stories with you in my monthly podcasts. Of course, that usually also means I have to share some of my crazy adventures with you as well.
This week’s Mom with Moxie inspires me, not only because of her enthusiasm but also because of the stories she shares — situations in which homeopathy worked right before her eyes.
IN THIS PODCAST, WE COVER: 04:28 Posology 09:10 Start collecting remedies 13:48 How often to administer 18:40 One remedy at a time for acutes 24:06 Fever 27:25 Some cold and cough remedies 31:19 Learning with study groups LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST: Join our Community: Get on our mailing list for updates on upcoming, new courses Gateway to Homeopathy: A Guided Study Group Curriculum Gateway to Homeopathy II: Only available for purchase through your resource page, after...
What best complements a Mom with Moxie? Why, yes — it’s a Dad with Audacity! After observing their wives’ passion for homeopathy, these dads were inspired and decided to form their own study group — just the guys. Now, they’ve developed a new level of partnership with their wives, working together to heal their families with homeopathy.
I’m about to be a buster! No, not Buster the Bad Office Dog … a Myth Buster! I had so much fun last month when I did a podcast devoted to myth busting, that I’m ready to do it again. There are certainly plenty of myths circulating about homeopathy, but in this podcast, I’ve chosen to debunk these mistaken beliefs
This week’s podcast is a super-charged Mom with Moxie, Paola Brown. Paola has been working for ALL of us as of late, bringing her unique brand of energy and enthusiasm to Capitol Hill to fight the FDA’s most recent attack on homeopathy through her organization, Americans for Homeopathy Choice.
The podcast is out there now, so after this, my dirty little secret isn’t going to be a secret any longer. But, frankly, I’m hoping maybe you will understand why my secret is beneficial — and develop it yourself!
I love it when I’m able to introduce you to another incredible Mom with Moxie. This week, you’ll meet an energetic, inquisitive Mom who — in just a few short years — went from learner to leader!
As you progress with your homeopathy education, you’ll no doubt be eager to treat your family’s health issues. Of course! That’s exactly what Practical Homeopathy® is all about!
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This week, I’ll introduce you to Julia. She went from reading my blogs to actually going to homeopathy school to become a homeopath! Her enthusiasm and success most certainly make her a Mom with Moxie! And you can be one, too!
As we age and care for our aging loved ones, we realize even more fiercely that the fate of our family is in our hands. It shouldn’t be in the doctor’s hands. This is up to us. Listen to (or read) my latest podcast, and you will better understand how to take control of your aging family’s health.
“I’m not worried about provings!” And you don't need to be either. I don’t know where the idea has come from that proving is a very, very dangerous thing. Let me shed a bright light on provings and aggravations, allay your concerns and remove the darkness of fear.
Jessica: I no longer fear illness. I no longer get anxiety. I mean, of course, there’s the general feeling of you just don’t want people to be sick. I almost, in a sense, have this feeling of, “Bring it on! I can handle that.”
