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Often homeopaths come to homeopathy after curing their own illness with homeopathic treatment, I on the other hand came out of a desire for meaning in my life.

Nursing has always meant so much to me but it had changed so radically by the 1990ís I knew that I had to find another way to be a nurse. The book, Discovering Homeopathy Medicine for the 21st Century by Dana Ullman showed me the next step.

Hahnemann College of Homeopathy taught me my basics, seminars filled in much needed information, and Lou Kleinís Homeopathic Master Clinician course took me further. Along the way I joined the Homeopathic Nurses Association, became their Vice President then President. Now after having had a practice in California, I enrolled in a Washington entrepreneurerís course to complete what I didnít know about business and reopened my practice. I have completed a portion of the Certification process for my CCH but just have to find the time to complete it entirely.

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Sue is a 1973 graduate of St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Worcester, Massachusetts, taking a position as an Air Force Nurse from 1974-1976. Moving to California immediately afterwards, she attended the Hahnemann College of Homeopathy and maintained a homeopathic practice there until 2001.

She relocated to Washington, where she has re-established her private practice and recently completed the Master Clinician post-graudate course with Lou Klein. Sue is in the process of becoming certified through the CCH (Council on Homeopathic Certification).

 

 

 

 

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25 years ago I purchased a homeopathy book at a health food store. For 12 years I learned and used homeopathy for myself and family. During that time I became convinced that homeopathy has something wonderful to offer people with both acute and chronic healthcare issues. Homeopathic remedies are safe, effective, hold no contraindications nor side-effects, especially when used in over-the-counter potencies.

This system of medicine complements my nursing practice, which works to achieve healthcare empowerment and welleness through a collaborative model. Homeopathy requires patience, self-observation, and reporting your experiences as we work together. This approach includes you as a whole person--- physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual as well as your family history and other contributing factors.

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Ann holds an RN from RI Hospital School of Nursing, an MA in Counseling Education from the University of Rhode Island, a DHM from the British Institute of Homeopathy, and a Fellow of the British Institute of Homeopathy, USA. She is also Board certified in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, Holistic Nursing, Classical Homeopathy. She is the former Rhode Island State Coordinator, currently Homeopathic Networker, for the American Holistic Nurses Association, and former President of the Homeopathic Nurses Association.

Ann co-founded The Homeopathic Center of Southern New England with Mark Brody, MD-Homeopath in 2003. She has been an Adjunct Lecturer in homeopathy at Drexel University's graduate nursing program in Complementary and Integrative Therapies, is a tutor for The British Institute of Homeopathy, and offers clinical supervision to homeopathic students. Ann sits on the Board of Advisors and the Executive Committee for the Council on Homeopathic Certification, is an Advisor to the Teliosis School of Homeopathy in Boston, and medical advisor for Grass Roots for the Troops Organization.