Start Date: Wed April, 24 2013
Timing: 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Register By: Wed April, 17 2013
Fees:
NDO Member – $ 40.00
Non-Member – $ 80.00
With John Millar, ND
 
CE Credits: 1.5 Homeopathic Medicine, 0.5 Pharmacology
 
Throughout the homeopathic literate numerous references are noted to many of the stressors that have negative impact on our health. These listings are commonly known as “Ailments from.” We find ailments from; loss of sleep, excess mental work, excess physical work, indiscretions in diet, grief, excessive worry, exposure to cold damp weather, and the list goes on and on. In my twenty some odd years of experience I have not come across a physical, mental or emotional stressor that is not referenced in some way in the homeopathic literature.
As an example I note a ” Rubric” found in the mind section of the Homeopathic Repertory ;”Mind; HANDLE things anymore, cannot, overwhelmed by stress ” for which some 112 remedies are listed.
 
It is the objective of this presentation to provide the attendees with some very practical knowledge that can be applied in practice with relatively little effort. The homeopathic treatment of stress induced ailments is fundamentally quite simple. We must identify the stressor. Then we note the Patient’s reaction to the stress ( their ailment ) . Finally we add a few differentiating factors and we have a solution in the form of a homeopathic prescription. The examples to be presented demonstrate a clear ” Mind/Body” connection between stress and health.
 
A great many of our Colleagues have been dissuaded from homeopathy in the mistaken belief that it is a long, frustrating and labourious process. While this may be true of some severe chronic cases, many conditions that result from life’s stressors can be easily addressed with a little knowledge and skill. Through a series of case examples it is my hope that this knowledge can be conveyed to the attendees.
 
John Millar received his Bachelors in Experimental Psychology from Trent University in 1978. After a few years as a teacher and musician, he attended one year of pre-med studies at the University of Waterloo and then went on to OCNM where he graduated in 1988 with a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine. From that point forward, he has studied homoeopathy throughout the world with the likes of Andre Saine, Jeremy Sherr, Vassilis Gehgas, Rajan Sankaran and others, receiving his DHANP in 1999. He has taught extensively, including 12 years as a clinical supervisor at CCNM. He is on staff at the Toronto School of Homoeopathy, the Canadian College of Homoeopathy and the American Medical College of Homoeopathy. In addition, he has taught and been a keynote speaker in his involvement with Homeopaths Without Borders (HWB) in Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. He has sat on the Board of the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians, the Council on Homeopathic Education, and Homeopaths Without Borders, where he was also the Executive Director of the North American branch and is the President of the Canadian branch. As of November 2009, he sits as a member of the Transitional Council of the College of Homeopaths of Ontario and is also a member of the Executive Committee thereof.

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