Homoeopathy has long been recognised as a complementary approach to health and wellbeing, focusing on natural remedies and holistic care. The OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in Homoeopathy is a structured and accessible programme designed to provide participants with a thorough foundation in homoeopathic principles, practices, and applications.
This diploma introduces participants to the core philosophy of homoeopathy, which is rooted in the concept of treating the individual as a whole rather than simply addressing isolated symptoms. Through carefully developed study units, participants gain insight into remedy selection, case taking, and the preparation and administration of homoeopathic medicines.
Participants explore the historical background and scientific debate surrounding homoeopathy, as well as the contemporary role it plays in integrative healthcare. The course also covers the safe use of remedies, the concept of ‘like cures like’, and the principle of minimum dose. By understanding these foundational theories, participants will be able to apply them practically and confidently in a professional context.
The OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in Homoeopathy is especially beneficial for those already working or aspiring to work in complementary therapy, wellness coaching, community health, or holistic care. It equips participants with the knowledge to apply homoeopathic methods responsibly and ethically, within the boundaries of their role and local health regulations.
Upon successful completion, participants receive a recognised certificate that demonstrates their commitment to professional development in the field of homoeopathy. This qualification supports career progression and enhances confidence in working within natural health and wellness settings.
OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in Homoeopathy
Study Units
Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Homoeopathy and Its Historical Foundations (3 Hours)
- Understand the origins and evolution of homoeopathy as a healing system
- Identify key figures and milestones in the development of homoeopathic practice
- Explore how historical perspectives shape modern homoeopathy
- Recognise the relevance of traditional principles in contemporary health contexts
Core Principles: Like Cures Like and Minimum Dose (3 Hours)
- Explain the principle of ‘like cures like’ and its application in remedy selection
- Understand the rationale behind using minimum doses in homoeopathic treatment
- Evaluate the theoretical underpinnings that differentiate homoeopathy from conventional medicine
- Apply these principles to basic case scenarios
Materia Medica and Common Homoeopathic Remedies (4 Hours)
- Explore the structure and purpose of the Materia Medica
- Identify commonly used remedies and their primary indications
- Understand remedy profiles and symptom patterns
- Begin forming remedy associations for basic conditions
Remedy Preparation and Potency Selection (6 Hours)
- Understand the processes of potentisation and dilution in remedy preparation
- Learn about the different potency scales (e.g. C, X, LM) and their clinical use
- Select appropriate potencies for acute and chronic cases
- Apply knowledge of remedy handling, storage, and administration
Case Taking Techniques and Symptom Analysis (4 Hours)
- Develop effective listening and observational skills for case taking
- Gather relevant physical, mental, and emotional symptoms from a client case
- Identify key symptoms and determine their importance in remedy selection
- Structure a complete and coherent homoeopathic case report
Homoeopathic Repertory Use and Remedy Matching (3 Hours)
- Understand the function and structure of the homoeopathic repertory
- Learn how to navigate and use repertory rubrics
- Match symptoms to appropriate remedies using repertory tools
- Gain confidence in remedy confirmation through cross-referencing
Holistic Assessment and Treatment Planning (4 Hours)
- Assess a person’s physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors in treatment planning
- Formulate an individualised homoeopathic care plan
- Recognise when to adjust or change remedies based on symptom evolution
- Integrate follow-up assessments to monitor effectiveness
Safety, Ethics, and Scope of Practice in Homoeopathy (3 Hours)
- Understand professional boundaries and ethical responsibilities
- Recognise the legal limitations and regulatory requirements of homoeopathic practice
- Apply safe practice principles, including when to refer to other health professionals
- Maintain accurate and professional documentation of client care
Course Benefits – OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in Homoeopathy
- Develops a strong foundation in the principles and practices of classical homoeopathy
- Equips participants with practical skills in remedy selection, case taking, and symptom analysis
- Enhances understanding of the Materia Medica and repertory tools for accurate matching
- Builds confidence in applying homoeopathic principles to both acute and chronic conditions
- Promotes ethical and safe practice within the defined scope of homoeopathic care
- Encourages reflective practice through real-world case studies and treatment planning
- Supports professional development for those in holistic health, wellness, and complementary therapy fields
- Provides a recognised certification that validates expertise in homoeopathy
- Strengthens the ability to integrate homoeopathic knowledge into multidisciplinary or complementary care settings
- Offers participants an opportunity to broaden their therapeutic approach with a natural, patient-centred method of healing
The OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in Homoeopathy is designed for individuals seeking to gain practical and theoretical knowledge in homoeopathic medicine within a professional and ethical framework. This course is ideal for:
- Practitioners in complementary and alternative medicine
- Wellness coaches and holistic health professionals
- Healthcare workers interested in integrative approaches
- Individuals aiming to introduce homoeopathy into personal or community care practice
- Those pursuing professional development in natural or traditional therapies
- Participants with an interest in natural health and patient-centred care
This diploma provides a structured pathway for participants to develop competency in homoeopathic principles, supporting their role in health and wellness promotion across a range of care settings.
