Featured Speakers and Sessions
Desirée Brazelton, CCH
Expanding the Homeopathic Remedy Kit and Remedy Differentiation & Case-Taking Basics
Desirée Brazelton will guide participants through two foundational sessions designed to strengthen everyday homeopathy skills.
In Expanding the Homeopathic Remedy Kit, participants will explore how to thoughtfully broaden the range of remedies available for common needs at home. The session will help attendees consider what belongs in a well-rounded kit and how expanded remedy knowledge can support greater preparedness.
The second session, Remedy Differentiation & Case-Taking Basics, will introduce key considerations for observing symptoms, distinguishing among possible remedies, and gathering a clear case picture. This session is especially valuable for those seeking a more structured approach to understanding homeopathic decision-making.
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Todd Cooney, DVM, MS, CVH
Animal Care: Homeopathy for Common Ailments of Pets & Livestock
Dr. Todd Cooney will focus on the role of homeopathy in animal care, with attention to common concerns affecting both companion animals and livestock.
Animal Care: Homeopathy for Common Ailments of Pets & Livestock offers an opportunity to explore homeopathy through the lens of veterinary knowledge and animal well-being. Whether you care for a beloved household pet, manage a small farm, or work with livestock, Dr. Cooney’s presentation will address ways homeopathy may be considered as part of a thoughtful approach to animal care.
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Karen Allen, LHP, CHP
Homeopathy for the Land: Plants, Soil & Regenerative Agriculture
Karen Allen will explore the relationship between homeopathy, plant health, soil vitality, and regenerative agriculture.
In Homeopathy for the Land, participants will consider how homeopathic principles may be applied beyond individual health and animal care—to gardens, crops, soil, and the broader ecosystems that sustain them. This session will be of special interest to gardeners, homesteaders, growers, and anyone drawn to regenerative approaches to caring for the land.
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