Skin is the body’s first line of defense against all external influences.
Some skin conditions have the potential to drastically alter physical appearance, produce psychosocial stigmas and create deep emotional scars for the individuals affected. From simple rashes to autoimmune disorders, like psoriasis and vitiligo, skin diseases have baffled medical and holistic practitioners throughout the ages. Dr. Tarkeshwar Jain’s goal with this course is to arm you with a homeopathic toolset to be able to address these troublesome skin conditions.

Skin issues are quite common in all areas and peoples of the world, and are generally among the most prevalent diseases seen in primary care settings. In some regions, skin conditions are endemic, such as head lice infestations, scabies, pyoderma infections, molluscum contagiosum, warts, herpes simplex infection, varicella, herpes zoster, ringworm of the scalp and body, tinea versicolor, and candidiasis.

With homeopathy’s individualized perspective on disease, Samuel Hahnemann’s philosophy offers a welcome and gentle alternative to the current landscape of dermatology, proposing solutions to treat the whole person without the suppressive and sometimes harsh treatments used in conventional medicine. Join Dr. Tarkeshwar Jain as he conveys his vast knowledge of homeopathy in his trademark enthusiastic and engaging manner! You will learn how to:

• Understand numerous types of skin conditions
• Recognize the different types of skin eruptions and identify various skin diseases
• Conduct a differential diagnosis of skin problems
• Recognize complications associated with skin diseases
• Apply a homeopathic approach to treating skin diseases that includes both constitutional and acute prescribing for the individual
• Interpret miasms complicating skin diseases and how to apply them in your selection of the homeopathic remedy
• Use nosodes to treat the active miasms presenting in skin diseases
• Explain when to use rare and uncommon remedies for treating skin conditions
• Review evidence-based case reports to compare close-running remedies