Homeopathy is the second most widely used medicine in the world, with more than 200 million people using homeopathy on a regular basis. According to the National Institutes of Health, more than 6 million people in the US use homeopathy.

Homeopathy is a safe, gentle, natural system of healing that works with the body to relieve symptoms while restoring and improving overall health. It’s extremely safe — even for babies and pets — and works without the side effects common in many conventional medications. Homeopathic remedies are FDA regulated.

It’s safe, it’s cheap, it’s effective… What more is there?

Come learn about homeopathy from Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray, founders of the Academy of Homeopathy Education. This free class will engage the community in the history of homeopathic medicine and will teach the safe and effective use of the top 10 first aid remedies.

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The Academy of Homeopathy Education has moved to Philadelphia — the birthplace of American Homeopathy. AHE is the first and only homeopathy school in the US to offer a full-time pathway towards national certification. With rigorous academics and unparalleled clinical training, AHE prepares its students to succeed in practice. AHE is involved in high-quality, outcomes-based research in their teaching clinic, which offers low-cost homeopathy appointments live in Germantown and via video conference.

In addition to directing the professional training programs at AHE, Denise and Alastair lecture around the world and have recently launched a course in Homeopathy for Birth Professionals as a part of a holistic birth program in China. They presented to more than 700 obstetricians, midwives and doulas in Guillin, China last summer and will head back again this fall. For the past 19 months, Denise has been working in a medical clinic that operates out of a soup kitchen in Harlem. Every Wednesday, alongside the medical staff, she provides free homeopathy consultations and remedies to the homeless and underserved. It is a goal to offer those same services here in Philadelphia.