Webinar Couplet - Dimple Kirpalani: The Hepatic System

Join us for this two part webinar series delving deep into the hepatic system. From cholesterol to cholecystitis and cholelithiasis and cirrhosis, some of the most well known medical conditions and terminologies are linked to the liver and gall bladder. Dimple Kirpalani will help us to answer these questions: What can we as homoeopaths do to make things better? How can we see the whole picture? Which conditions can we really assist and where can we simply palliate and support?

Registration has now closed.

2 sessions - 4 CPD points

+ AHA Professional members:  $60
+ AHA General & Allied members:  $90
+ AHA Student members:  $60
+ Non-AHA members:  $120

Dates & Times:

FRIDAYS, 13 & 20 November, 2020

ACT, NSW, Tas, Vic:  3pm-5pm AEDT
SA:  2.30pm-4.30pm
Qld:  2pm-4pm
NT:  1.30pm-3.30pm
WA:  12noon-2pm

Registration closes on Wednesday 11 November. 

About this Webinar Series:

Let's talk about the liver - the hepatic system and the organs that are associated with the largest organ in the human body.  Responsible for more than 500 important functions in the human body, the liver is often associated with the word "cleanse".  In the busy world that we live in there is no time to cleanse our systems in the true sense.  Mentally, emotionally or physically, detoxing is almost an impossible task.  This important organ is often overworked and underpaid.

From cholesterol to cholecystitis and cholelithiasis and cirrhosis, some of the most well known medical conditions and terminologies are linked to the liver and its buddy the gall bladder.

What can we as homoeopaths do to make things better?  How can we see the whole picture?  Which conditions can we really assist and where can we simply palliate and support?

From a basic revision of the hepatic system to the reading of important reports, let's explore the world of hepatic health and disease.

About the Presenter:

Dimple Kirpalani has a BSc in Homoeopathy, Medicine and Surgery from India.  After practising for some years in Ghana, West Africa, she moved to Perth in 2011 and has been practising in Australia since then. 

Dimple loves sharing her knowledge of homoeopathy with students and colleagues. Her main emphasis is on materia medica as she believes the medicines are the back bone of any practice.