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Repositioning Individualized Homeopathy as a Psychotherapeutic Technique With Resolvable Ethical Dilemmas.

Jonathan E Prousky1.   

Abstract

The author puts forth the argument that the complementary and alternative medicine community should endorse specific aspects of the entire individualized homeopathic process, including its unique holistic consultation process, having dedicated lengths of time to enumerate the complete illness context, and the prescribing of homeopathic remedies, to reposition this modality as a psychotherapeutic technique. Moreover, placebo effects derived from homeopathic remedies could be used to further exploit favorable therapeutic effects that have accrued from the entirety of the homeopathic consultation process. The overall aim of this bold shift is to sustain the clinical practice of homeopathy from an ethical and clinically responsible (and plausible) framework that is properly evidence-informed.

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Keywords:  homeopathic; placebo; psychotherapy

Year:  2018        PMID: 30146897      PMCID: PMC6111390          DOI: 10.1177/2515690X18794379

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Evid Based Integr Med        ISSN: 2515-690X


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