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"Thank you again for the most remarkable education. I have never felt so satisfied and content with my path of life!" Sarah D., 2018 Grad

Sarah D., 2018 Grad

Even thoough the homework seems the equivalent of writing a term paper each week, I'm still enjoying the program immensely. I'm very impressed at how well it's planned out, adding (what seems like, ha ha) a "simple step" gradually, covering particular remedies which turns out to be a properly timed review,...
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Karen L., First Year Student 2020-2021

"That’s the best part of CCHM. Everyone is so helpful no matter what. It feels like talking to family."

Level 3 student 2023, Amit D.

"I sooo enjoyed Kim's class. He took a dry insipid subject and made it very very interesting. He is a wonderful teacher. I enjoyed it a lot and I will have to review it a few times to catch all the little pearls he shared. Thank you again for the wonderful class. Sincerely, Cristina."

Cristina B., Post Grad participant 2020-2021

"The more you learn in homeopathy, the more you discover there is to learn. I was approaching the end of my final year of homeopathic education, and as much as I had learned, I was eager to maintain my momentum, extend my learning and application of this powerful medicine, and...
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Denise D. Post Grad participant 2018-2019

- Roselyn R. first year CCHM student

"I am LOVING the Organon course...learning SO much and having much of my own thinking validated. Dr.. Kellerstein is amazing and very knowledgeable. His command of the Organon is impressive!"

Since the first time I took extra credits in homeopathy, I noticed that the learning I had from CCHM was complete. I had the basics, the knowledge, the know how that other homeopaths in my class were struggling with. I am grateful for the thorough homeopathic training I got at...
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Linda Fraser Waldman, 2009 Graduate, 2011 Fellowship

I loved Sunday with Dr Saunders. He has so much insight and his lectures are so interesting. I love how he presents his own case, then talks about physiology, pathology, pharmacology, medical terms, peppered with the materia medica and nutrition, and a bit of posology and philosophy. He is such...
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Thera Ip, 2016 alumnus; 2019 post-grad participant

I am taking the opportunity to thank Andrea for thoroughly reviewing with me the best practice for selecting “key symptoms” and how to repertorize them accordingly. Analysis - paralysis can sometimes be a tendency when a student, particularly a student with a very detail-oriented and analytical mind. Also, I very much...
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From Diana F., 2018 – 2019, 3rd year student

I am a current 2nd year student and in October I attended Study Week for the college. My week can be described as it being profound, as well as surprising. First of all, I had the pleasure of meeting fellow distant education students like myself and I finally had a...
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Vruta P., MD, HOM( training), Distance Education Student

CCHM Journal Archives

CCHM Archive: Month: October 2011

Turkey Experience

Last April, after lecturing at the NCH conference in Washington, a smartly dressed lady in her 60’s approached me in a very business-like way and

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Sarah D., 2018 Grad

Karen L., First Year Student 2020-2021

Level 3 student 2023, Amit D.

Cristina B., Post Grad participant 2020-2021

Denise D. Post Grad participant 2018-2019

"I am LOVING the Organon course...learning SO much and having much of my own thinking validated. Dr.. Kellerstein is amazing and very knowledgeable. His command of the Organon is impressive!"

Linda Fraser Waldman, 2009 Graduate, 2011 Fellowship

Thera Ip, 2016 alumnus; 2019 post-grad participant

From Diana F., 2018 – 2019, 3rd year student

Vruta P., MD, HOM( training), Distance Education Student

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