Looking Back, Moving Forward

A reflection on forty years of Great Britain's homeopathic history through a compilation of interviews with thirty-four of the UK's leading teachers. A reflection, then, but also a reply to Vithoulkas' assertion that there were no great teachers of homeopathy currently in the UK!

The publisher:

LOOKING BACK MOVING FORWARD is an essential and unique textbook for students and practitioners of homeopathy.
The book is LOOKING BACK over the last forty years at our renaissance as our great teachers and practitioners share their vast collective experience, and it also asks and answers many questions about homeopathy's journey MOVING FORWARD through the 21st century.

The book traces homeopath Rowena Ronson's journey in conversation with thirty-four of the UK's great teachers and practitioners of homeopathy.

C O N V E R S A T I O N S W I T H . . . . . . . . . . .
Linda Gwillim * Bill Rumble * Brian Kaplan * Myriam Shivadikar * Ellen Kramer * Peter Chappell * Robert Davidson * Misha Norland * Annette Gamblin * Francis Treuherz * Charles Wansbrough * Jerome Whitney * Mike Bridger * Dion Tabrett * Ernest Roberts * Gordon Sambidge * Sheilah Creasy * Kate Chatfield * Roger Savage * Subrata Kumar Banerjea * Yubraj Sharma * Kaaren Whitney * Anne Waters * Rebecca Preston * Martin Miles * Carol Wise * Linda Razzell * Nicky Pool * Lesley Gregerson * Sue Sternberg * Lionel Milgrom * Barbara Harwood * Simon Taffler * Jeremy Sherr.

"This book is a record of my conversations with thirty-four of the UK's great teachers and practitioners of homeopathy; a journey that opened my eyes in so many ways and a journey that I am excited to share with you. Within its pages you will hopefully find some nuggets to inspire you as well as an opportunity to observe the roots of the renaissance of homeopathy from the sixties through to the present day. My wish is for discussions to arise from these conversations and for us all to pull together as a profession to secure a continued and expanding future for homeopathy in the UK."

Rowena J Ronson

"This is a fascinating book on so many levels: it portrays a large slice of the recent and contemporary history of our homeopathic community, and there is a richness of material about how we practise, and many gems of philosophy from our leading thinkers. It is, of course, entirely anecdotal evidence and that is why it is true to life and fun to read."

Francis Treuherz

"The book is superb! A document that will sit alongside Julian Winston's 'The Faces of Homeopathy' as a reference to the evolution of UK homeopathy in the late 20th and early 21st century. It is also a gold mine for those who wish to research various aspects of homeopathy during that period."

Jerome Whitney