Professional Education Webinars
Browse our library of professional homeopathic webinars
The webinars on this page are for members and paid subscribers only.
OAHA Conference: Children of the 21st Century, Breaking Barriers in Homeopathic Care, Part 1
Presenters: Kim Elia and Dr. Shahram Ayoubzadeh,
Duration: 6:30:30
This 2 day webinar series explores modern approaches to treating complex pediatric and chronic cases. Discover new methods for treating ADHD, OCD, PANS, PANDAS, and chronic pediatric conditions.
Hear from incredible speakers Dr. Shahram Ayoubzadeh, Kim Elia, Joy Burlton, and Inna Dolgopolsky.
Explore miasmatic theory, nosodes, isotherapeutics, and practical tools for challenging cases.
Day 1:
Kim Elia on Challenging Cases
Dr. Shahram Ayoubzadeh on Advanced Case Solutions
OAHA Conference: Children of the 21st Century, Breaking Barriers in Homeopathic Care, Part 2
Presenters: Joy Burlton and Inna Dolgopolsky
Duration: 08:18:14
This 2 day webinar series explores modern approaches to treating complex pediatric and chronic cases. Discover new methods for treating ADHD, OCD, PANS, PANDAS, and chronic pediatric conditions.
Hear from incredible speakers Dr. Shahram Ayoubzadeh, Kim Elia, Joy Burlton, and Inna Dolgopolsky.
Explore miasmatic theory, nosodes, isotherapeutics, and practical tools for challenging cases.
Day 2:
Joy Burlton on PANS, PANDAS & Behavioral Disorders
Inna Dolgopolsky on Chronic Pediatric Diseases
Integrative Homeopathy in Cancer Care: Enhancing Treatment & Vitality
Presented by: Rachel Lavine, MSc, HOM
Date: March 24, 2025
Duration: 00:51:28
This is a powerful and informative session on the role of homeopathy in oncology care—designed specifically for practitioners, doctors, and professionals seeking to expand their therapeutic approach.
What You’ll Learn:
✔️ How homeopathy can work synergistically with allopathic cancer treatments
✔️ Strategies to enhance patient resilience and reduce side effects
✔️ How to differentiate the natural progression of disease from treatment-induced symptoms
✔️ Homeopathy’s profound ability to support healing on an individualized level
This is a great opportunity to learn about integrative homeopathy and gain valuable clinical insights into supporting oncology patients.
Mitigating Fibromyalgia with Homeopathy
Presented by: Alexandra Gellman, PhD, HOM
Date: April 24, 2025
Duration: 00:47:12
Fibromyalgia is a complex, often misunderstood chronic pain condition that affects not just the body—but the mind and emotions, too. In this powerful and practical webinar, homeopath and researcher Alexandra Gellman, PhD, HOM, shares the results of a 6-month case series combining homeopathy, homeopathic tissue salts and anti-inflammatory nutritional strategies to support individuals diagnosed with Fibromyalgia.
You’ll gain insight into how targeted homeopathic support can help regulate symptoms like widespread pain, digestive discomfort, fatigue, anxiety, and poor sleep—while also learning about common patterns seen in women’s health, emotional trauma, and systemic inflammation.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
✔️ What Fibromyalgia really is—and why it’s often overlooked
✔️ How homeopathy can complement nutrition in chronic illness
✔️ The role of tissue salts in detox, digestion, and pain regulation
✔️ What worked (and didn’t) in Alexandra’s clinical outcomes
✔️ How to support patients with Fibromyalgia from a whole-person perspective
The Path to Insurance Coverage: What Every Registered Homeopath Needs to Know
Presented by: Rodolfo E. Rivas, Hom
Date: May 12, 2025
Duration: 01:32:25
Learn about the realities of insurance coverage in homeopathy. Rodolfo will share practical strategies, real world insights, and strategic initiatives that OAHA is pursuing to help YOU—and all homeopaths—gain legitimate recognition and coverage from extended health insurers.
This session will address:
✔️ What insurance companies are really looking for
✔️ How standardized billing codes can change the game
✔️ The role YOU play in making homeopathy more visible and accessible
✔️ Success stories: what’s already working with different companies
✔️ How to issue invoices, use proper documentation, and justify fees professionally
✔️ Opportunities to join national lobbying efforts—including attending key conferences and building industry presence
Plus: You’ll learn about OAHA’s new initiatives that are helping our profession build credibility and traction with insurers.
This isn’t about theory. It’s about building a sustainable industry—for you, your peers, and future generations of homeopaths.
Lung Health – The Sneaky Link to Our Mental Well-being
Presented by: Christina Barrett, Hom
Date: May 27, 2025
Duration: 00:58:09
We’ve all heard about the Gut-Brain Axis, but did you know there’s a growing body of research exploring the Brain-Lung Axis? This connection might be new to conventional medicine, but it’s something homeopaths have recognized for years: the body works as a whole.
Discover how homeopathy can be a powerful tool in addressing this vital connection, promoting holistic healing and better health outcomes.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
✔️How the Brain-Lung Axis impacts mental health
✔️ Emerging research linking respiratory and emotional health
✔️ Practical applications of homeopathy for lung and mental well-being
✔️Christina’s clinical insights on treating the whole person, not just isolated symptoms
Atrial Fibrillation & Homeopathy
Presented by: John D. Millar, ND, DHANP
Date: Sept 24, 2025
Duration: 01:00:59
This is a webinar exploring the assessment and treatment of atrial fibrillation through homeopathy.
According to the Mayo Clinic, episodes of atrial fibrillation may come and go, or they may be persistent. While A-Fib itself usually isn’t life-threatening, it is a serious medical condition that increases the risk of stroke. This session will cover:
✔️ Key signs and symptoms of atrial fibrillation
✔️ Rubrics and remedies most commonly indicated
✔️ Clinical insights for improving management and treatment outcomes
Participants will gain a deeper knowledge of how homeopathy can support patients with this common cardiological condition.
Professional Practice Series: Insurance Billing
Presented by: Rodolfo E. Rivas, Hom
Date: Sept 29, 2025
Duration: 01:10:54
Navigating insurance billing can often feel overwhelming for practitioners, but it’s an essential part of running a successful and sustainable practice. This webinar will provide clarity on how to properly prepare and submit insurance claims, what details to include on receipts to ensure coverage, common mistakes to avoid, and best practices for communicating with clients about their insurance benefits.
Whether you’re a new practitioner setting up your first practice or an experienced homeopath wanting to streamline your administrative processes, this session will provide practical guidance to help you feel confident with insurance billing.
Financial Strategy Planning for Homeopaths
Presented by: Janet Hum, Financial Strategist
Date: Oct 27, 2025
Duration: 00:46:03
Whether you’re just starting your practice or looking to expand, this webinar will help you make sense of the financial side of homeopathy — turning what can feel overwhelming into clear, actionable steps. Janet will walk you through essential topics, including:
✔️ The key differences between sole proprietorship and incorporation, and which structure may be right for you
✔️ Tax considerations specific to homeopathy and complementary health practices
✔️ How to plan for sustainable growth, set realistic goals, and build long-term financial stability
You’ll leave this session with practical strategies, a stronger understanding of your financial options, and tools to make confident, informed decisions about your business and future.
Exploring the Scholten Plant Methodology in Homeopathic Prescribing
Presented by: Anica Elizabeth, Hom
Date: Nov 17, 2025
Duration: 01:03:37
This webinar explores the quiet intelligence of the plant kingdom — a world where structure meets sensation and number becomes language.
Guided by the groundbreaking insights of Jan Scholten, this presentation will explore how numeric codes can reveal the inner logic of plant remedies and help practitioners uncover deeper layers of meaning within their cases. Instead of memorizing keynotes, participants will learn how to read the code — discovering the structure within the plants, and the pattern within their patients.
Through this exploration, you’ll gain tools to see beyond isolated symptoms and into the underlying order of the natural world. Learn how Scholten’s plant methodology offers a profound framework for understanding both the remedies and the human experience they reflect. Beyond roots and petals lies a pattern that connects them all.
Homeopathy and Covid
Presented by: Joy Burlton, BSc. Hom
Date: Dec 2, 2025
Duration: 00:48:51
In this educational webinar, Joy Burlton explores the role of homeopathy in supporting patients experiencing COVID-19, Long COVID, and symptoms following COVID-19 vaccination. She discusses the importance of assessing individual sensitivity and susceptibility, recognizing patterns of symptoms, and adapting the homeopathic approach to acute and post-viral presentations.
The webinar also addresses the importance of monitoring oxygen levels in patients experiencing respiratory symptoms and introduces tools and approaches that can assist homeopaths in remedy selection. Throughout the presentation, Joy shares clinical considerations for working with complex COVID-related cases and highlights the value of individualized homeopathic care.
Sankaran's Plants
Presented by: Christina McNevan
Date: Jan 19, 2026
Duration: 01:12:19
In this webinar, Christina McNevan introduces Rajan Sankaran’s Plant Method, a systematic approach to understanding and differentiating plant remedies in homeopathic practice. The session explores how plant families can be studied through their characteristic themes and patterns, providing practitioners with an additional framework for understanding plant remedies and approaching cases.
Christina discusses the foundations of Sankaran’s approach and how it can be applied when studying and analyzing plant remedies in practice. The webinar offers insight into recognizing themes within plant families and using this perspective to support case analysis and remedy selection.
Designed for both homeopaths and students, this session provides an opportunity to deepen your understanding of plant remedies and explore Sankaran’s Plant Method as another tool for developing your homeopathic case-taking and prescribing approach.
Sharing Insights on the Quality Assurance Program
Presented by: Basil Ziv, HOM
Date: Jan 26, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
In this informative webinar, Basil Ziv, President of the College of Homeopaths of Ontario, provides an overview of the Quality Assurance Program (QAP) and discusses the new requirements for registered homeopaths.
Basil explains what practitioners need to know about participating in the QAP, including the self-assessment process, ongoing professional development, and the College’s expectations for maintaining competence and quality of practice.
This webinar is designed to help homeopaths better understand their responsibilities under the Quality Assurance Program and prepare for the requirements they will need to meet as part of their professional practice.
Suicide: The Responsibilties of the Homeopath
Presented by: Haroula Battista, MA. Hom. RP
Date: Feb 16, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
This important and timely webinar explores one of the most difficult realities health professionals may encounter: suicide risk and suicidal ideation in clinical practice. Designed specifically for homeopaths, the session provides essential knowledge, ethical clarity, and practical guidance for working compassionately and responsibly with vulnerable patients.
Topics covered include distinguishing between suicidal ideation and intent, recognizing risk factors and warning signs, and understanding protective factors that can support patient safety. The webinar also examines informed consent, confidentiality, duty to warn, and legal considerations relevant to homeopathic practice in Ontario.
Participants will learn about approaches to assessing suicide risk, having clear and direct conversations about suicide, and developing safety plans when appropriate. The webinar also addresses practitioner self-care and the potential impact of vicarious trauma.
The role of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) is also discussed within its legal and ethical context, with consideration given to autonomy, compassion, and professional boundaries.
This webinar offers homeopaths an opportunity to strengthen their clinical competence and ethical preparedness, and to develop greater clarity and confidence when responding to concerns about patient safety.
What You Need to Know About Importing Remedies into Canada
Presented by: Michelle Auger
Date: Feb 23, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
Michelle Auger is the Director, National Affairs, Trade and Marketplace Competitiveness for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). Since joining CFIB in 2015, Michelle has assisted hundreds of small business owners in resolving complex federal issues.
She has maintained effective working relationships with key contacts within the federal government and other external agencies to facilitate problem solving and improve services for small businesses. In addition, Michelle has led several national initiatives with a variety of different scopes, including work on succession planning, competition, credit cards, taxation, fraud awareness, mental health and well-being, among others.
Michelle holds a bachelor’s degree in social sciences with a specialization in Geography and Sociology from the University of Ottawa and has completed a certificate program in Project Management
Exploring Nosodes and Fungi
Presented by: Shahram Ayoubzadeh, MD, ND, HOM
Date: March 16, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
This engaging webinar with Shahram Ayoubzadeh explores the clinical significance of nosodes and fungi within homeopathic practice. The session looks at the distinctive characteristics and themes associated with these groups of remedies and how they may be recognized and considered in case analysis and prescribing.
Shahram shares clinical insights into identifying cases that may point toward nosodes or fungal remedies, along with practical considerations for incorporating these remedies into the homeopathic approach. The webinar offers an opportunity to deepen understanding of these often less-familiar remedies and expand the practitioner’s approach to remedy selection.
This session is suitable for both experienced practitioners and students interested in developing a broader understanding of nosodes and fungi and their potential applications in homeopathic case work.
How to Speak About Homeopathy
Presented by: Ananda More, HOM
Date: March 23, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
In this engaging webinar, homeopath and filmmaker Ananda More explores how we can communicate about homeopathy with greater confidence, clarity, and authenticity. The session considers not only what we say about homeopathy, but also how we communicate its principles and value in ways that are accessible and meaningful to different audiences.
Ananda shares practical perspectives on navigating conversations about homeopathy, including how to explain homeopathic concepts in clear and relatable language, connect with people who may have little prior knowledge of homeopathy, and communicate without relying on overly technical terminology.
The webinar also explores the challenges homeopaths may encounter when discussing their profession in a healthcare environment where people may have different perspectives and levels of understanding. Participants will gain ideas for communicating more thoughtfully and effectively with patients, families, colleagues, and the broader public.
This session offers homeopaths and students an opportunity to reflect on their own communication style and develop a more confident, approachable, and authentic way of speaking about homeopathy.
Exploring Yakir's Plant Method: Deepening Case Understanding in Homeopathy
Presented by: Darian Taylor Forsland, HOM
Date: April 20, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
In her presentation, “Exploring Yakir’s Plant Method,” homeopath Darian Taylor Forsland introduces the foundational framework of Michal Yakir’s work and explores how this approach can be meaningfully applied in homeopathic practice.
The session examines the principles behind the Plant Method and how understanding the themes and characteristics of plant families can provide an additional perspective when approaching a case. Darian discusses when and why a practitioner might consider this method, how it can contribute to deeper case analysis and remedy selection, and ways it can complement the practitioner’s existing approach to case-taking.
A case example provides an opportunity to see the method applied in a practical clinical context, illustrating how the framework can unfold from case analysis through to remedy considerations.
This session is ideal for students and practitioners looking to expand their understanding of plant remedies, explore the work of Michal Yakir, and incorporate new perspectives into their approach to case-taking, analysis, and prescribing.
Creative Marketing for Small Practices - Without Social Media
Presented by: Lucie Fournier
Date: April 27, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
For many small business owners and health practitioners, marketing can feel synonymous with social media, constant content creation, and strategies that simply don’t fit the way they want to work. This session offers a different perspective.
In this one-hour webinar, Lucie MH Fournier explores practical and creative ways to increase the visibility of a small practice without relying on social media. The session looks at how professional relationships, community involvement, education, referrals, and other simple approaches can help build awareness, credibility, and trust over time.
Beyond specific marketing tactics, Lucie also examines why marketing can sometimes feel difficult, inconsistent, or unsustainable, and explores some of the underlying factors that may be getting in the way of effective practice growth.
Designed specifically for homeopaths and small practice owners, this session provides a grounded introduction to marketing that feels natural, professional, and sustainable — without requiring you to become a full-time content creator.
Children's Case Taking
Presented by: Lisa Decandia
Date: May 11, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
Pediatric cases often require a different approach to listening, communication, and observation. In this webinar, Lisa Decandia explores the art of taking children’s cases in homeopathic practice, with a focus on building trust, communicating at different developmental stages, and creating space for authentic expression.
The session examines how to engage children in age-appropriate ways while also navigating conversations with parents and gathering meaningful information without leading the case. Lisa discusses what to observe and listen for beyond the child’s spoken symptoms, including subtle behaviours and expressions that may provide valuable insights into the case.
Participants will gain practical tools for eliciting deeper and more accurate information and for identifying what to prioritize during case taking. The webinar also explores how these observations can contribute to clearer case analysis and remedy selection.
Whether you are new to pediatric prescribing or looking to refine your approach, this session offers practical perspectives for working more confidently and effectively with children and their families.
Open Mic with CHO: Your Questions Answered
Presented by: Basil Ziv, HOM
Date: May 25, 2026
Duration: 01:00:00
This special OAHA Open Mic session features Basil Ziv, Registrar of the College of Homeopaths of Ontario (CHO), in an open and interactive discussion focused on regulatory guidance and the practical realities of professional homeopathic practice.
The session provides an opportunity to explore questions and topics that are relevant to homeopaths in their day-to-day practice, including standards of practice, compliance, documentation, advertising, technical and regulatory concerns, and professional responsibilities.
Through an open question-and-answer format, Basil addresses questions from homeopaths and provides insight into the College’s expectations and regulatory framework. The discussion offers valuable clarification on issues practitioners may encounter and provides an opportunity to better understand their responsibilities as registered homeopaths.
This replay is a valuable resource for homeopaths looking to strengthen their understanding of regulatory requirements, stay informed about professional responsibilities, and gain practical insight directly from the Registrar of the College of Homeopaths of Ontario.