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"Keep reading your Materia Medica. That never gets old. You got to keep going through those." -Dion Tabrett
From band practice to a thriving homeopathy practice! Join us as we follow the unexpected journey of how one drummer's passion for healing led him to a life-changing career. In this episode, Dion shares how a chance encounter with homeopathy during a late-night rehearsal set him on a completely new path. We dive into the pivotal role of mentorship, the impact of influential teachers like Robert Davidson, and the dynamic shifts in homeopathy education over the years—including the tension between classical ideals and practical needs. Dion also highlights the value of long-term case studies, the importance of staying flexible as a practitioner, and his thoughts on the future of homeopathy in a world increasingly seeking natural, holistic healing post-pandemic.
Topics Covered:
- Defying the Diagnosis: 'You’ll Be on This Forever'
- Burnett's Influence and Case Studies
- Early Practice and Mentorship
- Debating Classical vs. Practical Homeopathy
- Upcoming Book on Eizayaga's Work3.
- The division in homeopathy education
- Advice for new practitioners
- The role of adaptability in practice
- The future of homeopathy
About my guest:
Dion Tabrett, MCH, MSc, is a dedicated homeopath, scientist, author, and lifelong music enthusiast whose journey into homeopathy began unexpectedly during his time in a reggae/punk band in the late 1980s. After experiencing firsthand the powerful effects of homeopathy on his asthma, Dion pursued formal training at the London College of Homoeopathy, earning his Licentiate in 1992 and becoming a Member in 1994. He went on to deepen his scientific knowledge with a BSc(Hons) in Natural Sciences and an MSc in Molecular Biology, focusing on human anatomy, physiology, and pathology. Dion is also a passionate gardener, martial artist (Nidan grade), and vinyl collector, still playing bass in a reggae band and flamenco guitar on the side. A father of three, he credits his children as some of his most insightful materia medica teachers. Dion is also a self-proclaimed Compton Burnett geek and the author of Burnett Rediscovered (2017), a deep dive into Burnett’s clinical strategies and prescribing style.
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"Keep reading your Materia Medica. That never gets old. You got to keep going through those." -Dion Tabrett
From band practice to a thriving homeopathy practice! Join us as we follow the unexpected journey of how one drummer's passion for healing led him to a life-changing career. In this episode, Dion shares how a chance encounter with homeopathy during a late-night rehearsal set him on a completely new path. We dive into the pivotal role of mentorship, the impact of influential teachers like Robert Davidson, and the dynamic shifts in homeopathy education over the years—including the tension between classical ideals and practical needs. Dion also highlights the value of long-term case studies, the importance of staying flexible as a practitioner, and his thoughts on the future of homeopathy in a world increasingly seeking natural, holistic healing post-pandemic.
Topics Covered:
- Defying the Diagnosis: 'You’ll Be on This Forever'
- Burnett's Influence and Case Studies
- Early Practice and Mentorship
- Debating Classical vs. Practical Homeopathy
- Upcoming Book on Eizayaga's Work3.
- The division in homeopathy education
- Advice for new practitioners
- The role of adaptability in practice
- The future of homeopathy
About my guest:
Dion Tabrett, MCH, MSc, is a dedicated homeopath, scientist, author, and lifelong music enthusiast whose journey into homeopathy began unexpectedly during his time in a reggae/punk band in the late 1980s. After experiencing firsthand the powerful effects of homeopathy on his asthma, Dion pursued formal training at the London College of Homoeopathy, earning his Licentiate in 1992 and becoming a Member in 1994. He went on to deepen his scientific knowledge with a BSc(Hons) in Natural Sciences and an MSc in Molecular Biology, focusing on human anatomy, physiology, and pathology. Dion is also a passionate gardener, martial artist (Nidan grade), and vinyl collector, still playing bass in a reggae band and flamenco guitar on the side. A father of three, he credits his children as some of his most insightful materia medica teachers. Dion is also a self-proclaimed Compton Burnett geek and the author of Burnett Rediscovered (2017), a deep dive into Burnett’s clinical strategies and prescribing style.
Join the CHE Pro to watch the full video
https://www.cheonline.co.uk/
Visit our website
https://chehomeopathy.com/
Elevate Your Practice with CHE PRO
https://www.cheonline.co.uk/
CHE Course
https://chehomeopathy.com/courses/