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Combined Index – by Subject Up to / including issue #67, Spring 2020 Categories 1 Book reviews 10 Philosophy 2 Cases 11 Practice 3 CD / DVD reviews 12 Research 4 CPD / Education / Politics 13 Seminars and Conferences 5 Historical 14 Therapeutics 6 Interviews / people 15 Viewpoint & letters 7 Materia medica 16 Website reviews 8 News from the Chair 17 Worldwide 9 Non-homeopathy 1. Book reviews Title Author Issue 10 365 Prescriptions for the Soul Dr Bernie S Siegel April 2004 9 A Companion to Homeopathic Studies Dr Colin Lessell January 2004 50 A complete book on cardiovascular system Dr Rajat Autumn / Winter for homeopaths Chattopadhyay 2014 25 A Contemporary Repertory: Meditative Paula Leszczuk and Spring 2008 Provings Karen Main 28 A Guide to Homoeopathic Remedies Paul Houghton Winter 2008 2 A Guide to the Methodologies of lan Watson March 2002 Homoeopathy (2nd edn) 6 A Homeopathic Approach to Cancer A.U. Ramakrishnan April 2003 and Catherine R. Coulter 25 A Journey Into The Human Core Dinesh Chauhan Spring 2008 24 A Practical Guide to the Methods of Ellen Kramer Winter 2007 Homeopathic Prescribing 56 ABC … of homeopathy in digestive disorders Drs Ronak and Sonal Summer/Autumn Shah 2016 53 About potencies Magriet Plouview- Autumn 2015 Suijs 14 Achieving and Maintaining the Similimum Luc de Schepper Summer 2005 67 Additional Banerji Protocols from the Clinic Nimisha Parekh Spring 2020 32 Against the tide: Portrait of a marriage Review of a play at Winter 2009 the Edinburgh Festival 8 Alphabetical Repertory of Meditative Marion & Peter October 2003 Remedies Joyce 22 Alphabetical Repertory of Meditative Marion & Peter Summer 2007 Remedies – Book 2 Joyce 45 An explanatory to the lectures of Sheilagh Creasey Summer 2013 homeopathic philosophy by James Tyler Kent MD through the understanding of Swedenborg 24 An Insight into Plants – Volume III Rajan Sankaran Winter 2007 5 An Insight into Plants – Volumes I & II Rajan Sankaran July 2003 30 Animal Healing With Australian Bush Flower Marie Matthews Summer 2009 Essences 56 Aromatica – a clinical guide to essential oil Peter Holmes Summer/Autumn therapeutics: Vol 1 principles and practice 2016 35 Autism Beyond Despair Titus Smits Autumn 2010 Page 1 of 40 57 Autism reversal toolbox – strategies, Jerry M Kantor Winter/Spring 2017 remedies, resources 41 Bach Flower Remedies: The Essence Julian Barnard Spring 2012 Within 45 Bad Pharma Ben Goldacre Summer 2013 34 Bad Science Ben Goldacre Summer 2010 21 Bio-Resonance According to Paul Schmidt Dietmar Heimes Spring 2007 30 Birds – Homeopathic Remedies from the Jonathan Shore Summer 2009 Avian Realm 66 Brain & Nervous System – Blossoming Rosina Autumn/Winter 2019 Spirituality (Vol9: Organ Conflict Cure series) Sonnenschmidt 63 Burnett Rediscovered Dion Tabrett Autumn/Winter 2018 59 Business Guide for Health Therapists Richard Eaton Summer/Autumn 2017 56 Cancer – my homeopathic method Dr A U Summer/Autumn Ramakrishnan 2016 27 Chakra Prescribing And Homoeopathy Grahame Martin Autumn 2008 43 Challenging Children – Success with Linlee Jordan Autumn 2012 Homeopathy 41 Children’s Types Frans Kusse Spring 2012 55 Comparative Materia Medica – Integrating Richard Pitt Spring/Summer 2016 New and Old Remedies 67 Comparative Materia Medica (new edition) Richard Pitt Spring 2020 21 Comparing Natural Immunity with Trevor Gunn Spring 2007 Vaccination 12 Compendium of Human Diseases and their Shaik Rahmathullah Winter 2004 Cure by Homoeopathic Treatment 31 Complementary and Alternative Health – Steve Bratman Autumn 2009 The Scientific Verdict on What Really Works 9 Core Elements of the Materia Medica of the Ananda Zaren January 2004 Mind 49 Culpeper’s Medicine: A practice of western Graeme Tobyn Summer / Autumn holistic medicine 2014 39 Dirty Medicine – the Handbook Martin J Walker Autumn 2011 65 Dodging Energy Vampires Christiane Northrup Spring/Summer 2019 17 Don’t Dope the Dog Martin J Scott and Spring 2006 Gael Mariani 43 Double-Helix Water David L Gann and Autumn 2012 Shui-yin Lo 32 Dr Rajan Sankaran’s Correspondence Melissa Burch et al Winter 2009 Course Manual 63 Dreams in Homeopathy Prakesh Vakil Autumn/Winter 2018 11 Dreams, Symbols and Homeopathy – Jane Chicchetti July 2004 Archetypal Dimensions of Healing 11 Dynamic Materia Medica – Syphilis Jeremy Sherr July 2004 12 Dynamic Provings, Vol. II Jeremy Sherr and Winter 2004 the Dynamis School 15 Emotional Healing with Homeopathy Peter Chappell Autumn 2005 58 Essence of Homeopathic Snake Remedies Konstantinos Pisios Spring/Summer 2017 14 Everyday Homeopathy for Animals Francis Hunter Summer 2005 41 Fascinating Fossils Martine Mercy Spring 2012 58 Fighting Fire with Fire Ton Jansen Spring/Summer 2017 62 Forever Yin Maria Jevtic Summer / Autumn 2018 49 Fragrance and Wellbeing Jennifer Peace Summer / Autumn Rhind 2014 54 From Pain to Peace Clare Walters Winter/Spring 2016 23 Fungi: Kingdom Fungi: Spectrum Materia Frans Vermeulen Autumn 2007 Page 2 of 40 Medica Volume 2 60 Gemmotherapy for Everyone Lauren Hubele Autumn/Winter 2017 52 Hahnemann’s legacy Petra Neumayer Summer 2015 30 Heal Your Dog The Natural Way Richard Allport Summer 2009 31 Health Promotion: A Therapist’s Concise Tim Flanagan Autumn 2009 Guide to Advertising 47 Heartlines And The Web Stuart Deeks Winter 2013/2014 38 Holistic Anatomy Pip Waller Summer 2011 49 Homegrown Revolution James Wong Summer /Autumn 2014 55 Homeo-kids – 60 portraits of homeopathic Patricia Le Roux Spring/Summer 2016 remedies for children from birth to 12 years 32 Homeopathic Approach To Developmental Torako Yui Winter 2009 Disorders 19 Homeopathic Clinical Repertory Robin Murphy Autumn 2006 15 Homeopathic Guide to Partnership and Liz Lalor Autumn 2005 Compatibility 13 Homeopathic Remedies For The Stages Of Didier Grandgeorge Spring 2005 Life 44 Homeopathic Remedy Pictures for Animals Vicki Mathison Winter / Spring 2013 60 Homeopathic Therapeutics of the Diseases Dr Mauritius Fortier Autumn/Winter 2017 of the Liver and Biliary Ducts Bernoville 39 Homeopathic Types Frans Kusse Autumn 2011 56 Homeopathy – Twenty questions answered The School of Summer/Autumn Homeopathy 2016 19 Homeopathy - the practical guide for the Beth MacEoin Autumn 2006 21st century 50 Homeopathy and autism spectrum disorder Mike Andrews Autumn / Winter 2014 45 Homeopathy and chakras Claudia de Rosa Summer 2013 35 Homeopathy And Mental Health Care – Edited by Autumn 2010 Integrative Practice, Principles and Christopher K Research Johannes, PhD and Harry van der Zee, MD 10 Homeopathy and the Periodic Table Luc De Schepper April 2004 16 Homeopathy: First Aid, Acute and Tropical Assie Pittendrigh Winter 2005 Diseases 9 Homeopathy for Accidents and Emergencies Kate Diamantopoulo January 2004 and Sarah Clarke 43 Homeopathy for Anger and Mortification Massimo Autumn 2012 Mangialavori 48 Homeopathy for: Chickenpox; Influenza; Ann Sorrell Spring/Summer 2014 Measles; Mumps; Stress 20 Homeopathy for Children: Accidents, Injuries Assie Pittendrigh Winter 2006 and Common Illnesses 39 Homeopathy for Farm and Garden – The Vaikunthanath Das Autumn 2011 Homeopathic Treatment of Plants Kaviraj 31 Homeopathy for Horses Tim Couzens Autumn 2009 47 Homeopathy for Menopause Evelyn Majer-Julian Winter 2013/2014 2 Homeopathy for Musculoskeletal Healing Asa Hershoff March 2002 59 Homeopathy for Trauma and Disasters Torako Yui Summer/Autumn 2017 4 Homeopathy in General Practice R.A.F. Jack October 2002 38 Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Glen Dupree Summer 2011 Production 7 Homeopathy of the Solar System: Mercury Yubraj Sharma July 2003 57 Homeopathy of tomorrow Dr M A Usmani Winter/Spring 2017 20 Homeopathy: Principles and Practice Ernest Roberts Winter 2006 Page 3 of 40 45 Homeopathy: Strange, Rare and Peculiar Anne Vervarcke Summer 2013 20 Homeopathy: The Science and Art of Shaik Rahmathullah Winter 2006 Dynamic Healing 38 Homeopathy Through The Chinese Looking Joe Rozencwajg Summer 2011 Glass 56 Homeopathy – Twenty Questions Answered School of Summer/Autumn Homeopathy 2016 26 Homoeopathic Acute Prescribing Margaret Roy Summer 2008 28 Homoeopathic Case Analysis Margaret Roy Winter 2008 47 Homoeopathic Constitutional Prescribing Margaret Roy Winter 2013/2014 13 Homœopathic Diagnosis: Hahnemann George Dimitriadis Spring 2005 through Bönninghausen 34 Homoeopathic Education – The Unfolding of Catherine R Coulter Summer 2010 Experience 26 Homoeopathy: A Rational Choice In Mo Morrish Summer 2008 Medicine 54 How The Art of Medicine Makes The Dr Claudia Welch Winter/Spring 2016 Science More Effective 25 How To Treat Hayfever Successfully With Mike Andrews Spring 2008 Homeopathy 20 HRT Licenced to Kill and Maim Martin J Walker Winter 2006 22 Imagine Homeopathy: A Book of Chris Kurz Summer 2007 Experiments, Images and Metaphors 10 Impossible Cure: The promise of Amy E. Lansky April 2004 homeopathy 30 Insects – Escaping The Earth Peter Fraser Summer 2009 27 Insights Into The Consciousness Of Snake Sadhana Thakkar Autumn 2008 Remedies 40 Inspiring Creative Supervision Caroline Schuck and Winter 2011 Jane Wood 3 Integrating Complementary Therapies in David Peters, Leon July 2002 Primary Care Chaitow, Gerry Harris, Sue Morrison 51 Interpreting Chronic Illness Jerry M Kantor Spring 2015 57 It’s all in your head – stories from the Susanne O’Sullivan Winter/Spring 2017 frontline of psychosomatic illness 18 It's The Thought That Counts Dr David R. Hamilton Summer 2006 37 Lac Remedies in Practice Philip Bailey Spring 2011 56 Lectures on Organon of Medicine Dr Manish Bhatia Summer/Autumn 2016 38 Levels of Health George Vithoulkas Summer
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