Help your difficult cases
with remedies from formerly rarely used 'kingdoms'
Including Gemstones, Sarcodes, Imponderables, Monera and more!
Much of the clinical information from these cases has been distilled into Anne's Family Finder Module in RadarOpus - the perfect way to integrate sensation homeopathy into your practice with RadarOpus Homeopathic Software
In the Database 'Rare Remedies for Difficult Cases' you'll find examples of cases in full detail and with analyses of so called small remedies, lesser known or even completely new remedies to the homeopathic body of knowledge. In those cases, the language of the patient is preserved as much as possible and only summarized when no information was lost, thus making sure that the case reports contain all the expressions of the remedy.
For the first cases of a particular remedy, this is of utter importance: it might be "that a little specific hint" which turns your mind to a similar aspect in one of your unsolved cases. In this way you'll be able to help your difficult cases with remedies from formerly rarely used 'kingdoms', for instance Gemstones, Sarcodes, Imponderables, Monera and the like.
With the RadarOpus search facilities - especially the Family Finder - you can scan the cases for specific words or kingdom or group characteristics.
Anne Vervarcke is well known for her prescriptions which are both methodical and intuitive, combining in this way the left and right brain functions to come to original conclusions. This is the pioneering work done by exploring unknown territory; therefore the information in this database is unique and nowhere else to be found!
Book extract
“Analysis-
This is one of those cases where you have an outspoken emotional problem and a clear miasm.
If we go into more details though into the emotion, in this case: fits of anger, we see that they come up when she feels limited, looked at, controlled. She reacts furiously, even to the extent that her own daughter became scared of her. This means there is a very strong trigger for her to provoke such a strong reaction. The feeling she gets when for instance her ex father-in-law wanted to ‘organize her private life’ she feels as if he jumps on her, as if he is a cat waiting for a mouse, as if she is tied in ropes. She feels she has no space, the same feeling as with the daughter when she hangs on her. Isn’t it then remarkable that, when she gets angry at her daughter, she wants to limit and paralyze her! Tell her to sit on the sofa for 10 minutes and not move!”
