For Prospective Students

 Accepting applications for September 2012. Apply now.

Book your individual appointment at 416-535-5995 to get help with the application.

 What's in it for you?

Most of our students come to the Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine (OCHM) because they have had a profound experience with Homeopathy and now want to be able to provide a similar experience to others.  Once you have decided that Homeopathy is going to be your career path, you must look for the best possible education to make your dreams a reality.

 

OCHM has the finest post graduate homeopathic education available…here’s why:

• Homeopathy as a profession is being regulated and OCHM is the only school fought for regulation of the profession.  OCHM has the highest standards for homeopathic education out there, which will give you the confidence to pursue your career path. 
• The faculty is world class.   OCHM is dedicated to properly educating students by providing the most passionate teachers to share their wealth of knowledge.
• OCHM is accredited by the Ontario Homeopathic Association, which has the highest standards for trained homeopaths.
• The courses are relevant and accessible.  They run on evenings and weekends which leaves time for work and family.
• The clinical internship is ‘hands on’ and supervised by experienced practitioners.  You will have seen hundreds of patients during your stay at OCHM and you will have worked their cases together with other students and faculty so that you can understand what needs to happen when you are running your own practice and seeing your own patients.
• The school has contacts with successful homeopaths around the world and invites them to be guest lecturers yearly.  This experience alone is invaluable.
• OCHM Student Council organizes events and fundraisers to help with school initiatives and important causes around the world.  They also run an extensive library, offer support and tutoring help when it’s required.

“It’s amazing how we learn so much from such talented people at OCHM.  Never have I been part of a program that is so intense yet so rewarding.  I’m just thrilled to be here.”  HB (current student)

…and you will be too!

 

Career Prospects for Graduates

Homeopathy is the 2nd most practiced medicine in the world following allopathic medicine. Today, Homeopathy is undergoing resurgence in popularity worldwide. In Europe, Homeopathy plays such a significant role in medical treatment that it is now considered a part of mainstream medicine and is no longer considered "alternative therapy." People seek out Homeopathy with a large range of needs from boosting their overall health with preventative measures to the treatment of specific health problems.  

As we advance into the 21st century, Canadians face many new challenges in their personal healthcare choices and more and more people are looking towards Homeopathy as a preventative and complementary medicine. It is becoming apparent that Homeopathic Medicine will play a major role in the Canadian health care system and the hope is that it becomes “Integrated” rather than thought of as “Alternative”.

Requirements for Success

 A Homeopath must be a warm and compassionate person whose professionalism allows the patient to open up about his/her physical, emotional and spiritual condition. Never losing focus of what is in the best interest of the patient, the Homeopath will also develop his/her own personal awareness allowing more depth of understanding of his/her patient's condition. 

Homeopathy is a creative art as well as a scientific process. The Homeopath will enter a passionate world of discovery, leading to the true source of his/her patient's ailment and the remedy most suited to that patient.

Homeopaths, as well as being healers, must also have the tools, skills and ambition to set up a successful practice in the community and to attend lectures, seminars, workshops and courses to keep up with the continuous growth of the profession. 

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