Certified Classical Homeopath Abby Beale will give a webinar on Thursday, October 15 at 7:00 P.M. Her talk, “Homeopathy: Matching Symptoms to Remedies” is hosted by Northampton’s River Valley Coop.
Certified Classical Homeopath Abby Beale will give a webinar on Thursday, October 15 at 7:00 P.M. Her talk, “Homeopathy: Matching Symptoms to Remedies” is hosted by Northampton’s River Valley Coop.
Beale’s subject matter will focus on acute case-taking using the CLAMS Method, as described in her book “Homeopathy Primer”. Those interested in learning more about this method before October 15 can download information and learn how to get a coupon towards a purchase of Beale’s book.
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Certified Classical Homeopath Abby Beale will speak about homeopathic support before and after surgery during a webinar hosted by the River Valley Co-op. The webinar is scheduled for Thursday, May 7 at 7:00 p.m.
“The prospect of having surgery can be quite scary for most of us. Emotions can range from resignation, to anxiety, or trepidation,” Beale said in an email. “Homeopathy can be very helpful… reducing the risk of infection and speeding up recovery. Homeopathic remedies can be taken safely alongside conventional medicines so taking both is certainly feasible.”
If you are interested in learning more about Abby’s work or about homeopathy in general, you can watch this video or visit her website.
Beale is the author of “The Homeopathy Primer” a comprehensive guide to homeopathy available in both e-book and physical book.
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“The Homeopathy Primer” is excited to announce the book that helps you learn and understand Homeopathic remedies is now available as an e-book.
This newly available version is accessible as a PDF version. Readers will not be able to copy or print anything they need to research, but they will be able to search important information such as symptoms or remedy names. Having the e-book stored in your phone or tablet means a more convenient method of transporting the answers you need for your health compared to a 384-page book.
“Most people keep their books at home, but life doesn’t always happen at home,” said Abby Beale, the author of “Homeopathy Primer”.
The e-book can be purchased at this link. Anyone wishing to purchase both the hard copy and the e-book can do so at a discount.
This is a free interactive session for anyone who is interested in learning about Homeopathy and staying healthy in the midst of cold and flu season. The session is designed with your health in mind. Not just during the winter, but throughout the entire year.
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Certified Homeopath Abby Beale is hosting “Tea with a Homeopath” on Saturday, January 24th. This is a free interactive session for anyone who is interested in learning about Homeopathy and staying healthy in the midst of cold and flu season. The session will feature fellow Homeopath Shelley Keneipp.
Abby Beale and Shelley Keneipp
“Tea with a Homeopath” will begin at 12:00 EST. While the event is free, it does require registration on Zoom. The session will be recorded and sent out to all registrants after the event has ended, but all are encouraged to attend the event as it happens to ensure their questions are answered.
“Homeopathy works with your body, not against it,” Beale said in a press release promoting the free event. “Instead of masking symptoms, it helps our body heal naturally.”
The interactive session seeks to answer questions people may have about Homeopathy and help those who want to make the natural practice a part of their life, get better, and feel better. Not just during the winter, but throughout the entire year.
Beale is a skilled Homeopathy educator and the lead author of Homeopathy Primer. She is a graduate of Boston University and was drawn to the practice when she was able to resolve her sons recurring ear infections with one remedy.
“Homeopathy Primer”
Keneipp is a graduate of The British Institute of Homeopathy and the Dynamis School for Advanced Homeopathic Studies. She Contributed to Homeopathy Primer and has lectured at UCLA.
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