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Rachel has a first class degree in Biological Sciences specializing in Physiology from the University of Birmingham. She graduated from the College of Homeopathy, London in 1997 and was in private practice as a homeopath until 2012. Rachel has lectured in homeopathy and medical sciences at various colleges in the UK and overseas. She held the post of Research Consultant for the Society of Homeopaths from 2008-2012 and was awarded an Honorary Fellowship in 2013 to acknowledge her outstanding contribution to Homeopathy. Rachel joined the HRI part-time in 2010 and has worked for the Institute on a full-time basis since 2012. In 2018 Rachel was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Faculty of Homeopathy for her highly regarded work in the field of homeopathic research.
The homeopathy sector has been under attack from anti-homeopathy campaigners for well over a decade. To many, it can feel as if our profession has been stuck in a completely immovable ‘It’s placebo”/ ”It’s not placebo” stand-off since the late 2000s. However, on closer examination, shifts in the debate are apparent. In this session we will review the latest ‘skeptic’ arguments emerging in recent times and the steps taken to counter them. This requires objective consideration of how well ‘our’ evidence really compares to the evidence base for conventional medicine; as we address this question, you will become equipped with the most recent scientific information, enabling you to educate yourself and others about the realities of the evidence behind homeopathic medicine in 2023.
Please note: The recording of this session will be available for a limited time (30 days after the live event on vFairs and not part of the extended access).
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