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The Aim of the Course Massimo will for the first time present the best of his work—including material he has never taught before. The course will focus on differential diagnosis of the most important themes encountered in human life and then relate these themes to families of remedies, sub-families and sin- gle remedies. The course teaches students to differentiate fami- lies and remedies on the basis of their most reli- able themes. This approach then enables the prac- titioner to further differentiate the families into single remedies and thus to very precise prescriptions. Massimo's teaching approach is wonderfully in-depth. The length and structured nature of the course allows Massimo to teach at a much deeper level where the families can take on real life for you. Families of Remedies We will primarily, though not exclusively, study biological families. Similar constellations of themes, expressed both physically and emo- tionally, form the basis for establishing logical groupings of remedies. Within these "families" we will draw out the individuality of each mem- ber substance. Fundamental Themes For the first time Massimo will present his latest material: fundamental themes. These themes can ALWAYSbe expected if the remedy or family is going to act deeply. Knowing solid, reliable “must-having points” makes prescribing far more reliable. Teaching from Cases All the material Massimo will present is based on his personal clinical experience with cured cases. The standards for his cured cases are: • The majority of the complaints have significantly improved along with a deep shift in the patient’s perception and handling of his life situ- ation. • Improvement has lasted for a minimum of two years. • Intercurrent exacerbations and have been successfully treated with only the constitutional remedy. Satellite Remedies The cases used throughout the course will include manmy rare remedies. The common and uncommon remedies will be studied in relationship to each other with a focus on the essential themes that must be present if the remedy is to be successfully prescribed. Handouts, rich audiovisual aids and stimulating homework will be liberally utilized. Methodology Massimo will show how he analyzes cases and demonstrate how he uses diverse information such as provings, materia med- ica, traditional uses, toxicology, pharmacology, symbolism, mythol- ogy and of course, most importantly cured cases to find central shared themes for families. Sessions The September and March session will consist of seven working days of at least seven hours per day. The June session will be five days of five hours per day, leaving the afternoon free (Capri is one of the most beau- tiful islands in the Mediterranean and the perfect location for a family vacation at reasonable prices). The entire course comprises more than 370 hours of instruction. The course will be held in English “Remaining in a Safe Environment” Session one: 23-29 Sept, 2001 • A general introduction to Massimo’s approach. • The Sea and Water: Aqua marina, Spongia, Corallium rubrum, Medusa, Asterias, Murex, Venus, Calcarea carbonica, Homarus, Ambra, Sepia, Gadus, Oleum jecoris, Pecten, Astacus, Badiaga • Calcium & Related: Calcarea carbonica, Calcarea phosphorica, Calcarea sul- phurica, Calcarea arsenicosa, Calcarea muriatica, Calcarea iodata, Lapis albus. • Natrum & Related: Natrum muriaticum, Natrum arsenicosum, Natrum bro- matum, Natrum iodatum, Natrum carbonicum, Natrum sulphuricum, Natrum phosphoricum, Borax. The Ulmus Association for Research and Study of Homeopathic Medicine in collaboration with the Koiné School presents: Three-Year International Postgraduate Course in Bologna, Italy Massimo Mangialavori
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The Aim of the CourseMassimo will for the first time present the best of hiswork—including material he has never taught before.The course will focus on differential diagnosis ofthe most important themes encountered inhuman life and then relate these themes tofamilies of remedies, sub-families and sin-gle remedies.
The course teaches students to differentiate fami-lies and remedies on the basis of their most reli-able themes. This approach then enables the prac-titioner to further differentiate the families intosingle remedies and thus to very precise prescriptions.
Massimo's teaching approach is wonderfully in-depth. Thelength and structured nature of the course allows Massimo toteach at a much deeper level where the families can take on real life foryou.
Families of RemediesWe will primarily, though not exclusively, study biological families.Similar constellations of themes, expressed both physically and emo-tionally, form the basis for establishing logical groupings of remedies.Within these "families" we will draw out the individuality of each mem-ber substance.
Fundamental ThemesFor the first time Massimo will present his latest material: fundamentalthemes. These themes can ALWAYS be expected if the remedy or family isgoing to act deeply. Knowing solid, reliable “must-having points” makesprescribing far more reliable.
Teaching from CasesAll the material Massimo will present is based on his personal clinicalexperience with cured cases. The standards for his cured cases are:
• The majority of the complaints have significantly improved alongwith a deep shift in the patient’s perception and handling of his life situ-ation.
• Improvement has lasted for a minimum of two years.
• Intercurrent exacerbations and have been successfully treated withonly the constitutional remedy.
Satellite RemediesThe cases used throughout the course will includemanmy rare remedies. The common and uncommon
remedies will be studied in relationship to eachother with a focus on the essential
themes that must be present if theremedy is to be successfully prescribed.
Handouts, rich audiovisual aids and stimulatinghomework will be liberally utilized.
MethodologyMassimo will show how he analyzes cases and demonstrate
how he uses diverse information such as provings, materia med-ica, traditional uses, toxicology, pharmacology, symbolism, mythol-
ogy and of course, most importantly cured cases to find central sharedthemes for families.
SessionsThe September and March session will consist of seven working days ofat least seven hours per day. The June session will be five days of fivehours per day, leaving the afternoon free (Capri is one of the most beau-tiful islands in the Mediterranean and the perfect location for a familyvacation at reasonable prices). The entire course comprises more than370 hours of instruction. The course will be held in English
“Remaining in a Safe Environment”Session one: 23-29 Sept, 2001
• A general introduction to Massimo’s approach.
• The Sea and Water: Aqua marina, Spongia, Corallium rubrum, Medusa,Asterias, Murex, Venus, Calcarea carbonica, Homarus, Ambra, Sepia, Gadus,Oleum jecoris, Pecten, Astacus, Badiaga
• Calcium & Related: Calcarea carbonica, Calcarea phosphorica, Calcarea sul-phurica, Calcarea arsenicosa, Calcarea muriatica, Calcarea iodata, Lapis albus.
• Natrum & Related: Natrum muriaticum, Natrum arsenicosum, Natrum bro-matum, Natrum iodatum, Natrum carbonicum, Natrum sulphuricum, Natrumphosphoricum, Borax.
The Ulmus Association for Research and Study of HomeopathicMedicine in collaboration with the Koiné School presents:
Three-Year InternationalPostgraduate Course
in Bologna, Italy
Massimo Mangialavori
“Unreliable Basic Support”Session two: 3-9 Mar, 2002
• Silicium & Related: Alumina silicata,Calcarea silicata, Natrum silicatum, Kali silica-
tum, Equisetum, Bambusa, Sphingurus, Castorequi and more.
• Magnesium & Related: Magnesium carbonicum,Magnesium iodatum, Magnesium muriaticum, Magnesium
fluoratum, Magnesium phosphoricum, Magnesium sul-phuricum, Colocynthis, Luffa operculata.
“Overwhelmed by Emotions”Session three : 10-14 June, 2002
• Rosaceae (the Rose family): Crataegus oxycantha, Prunusspinosa, Agrimonia eupatoria, Fragaria vesca, Rubus villo-
sus, Rubus idaeus, Sanguisorba, Spiraea ulmaria.
“Knowledge, Seduction andForsakenness”
Session four: 29 Sept – 5 Oct, 2002
• Snakes & Reptiles: Lachesis, Cenchris, Crotalus horridus,Crotalus cascavella, Bothrops, Hydrophis cyanocinctus, Naja,
Elaps, Vipera, Lacerta, Heloderma, Tyrannosaurus rex.
• Zincum & Related: Zincum metallicum, Zincum phos-phoricum, Zincum valerianicum, Zincum muriaticum,
Zincum picricum, Zincum iodatum, Cimicifuga andothers.
“Identifying with Society”Session five: 2-8 Mar, 2003
• Kalium & Related: Kali carbonicum, Kali arsenicosum, Kalibichromicum, Kali bromatum, Kali ferrocyanatum, Kali iodatum,
Kali muriaticum, Kali nitricum, Kali phosphoricum, Kalipicricum, Kali sulphuricum, Causticum and more.
• Ammonium and related: Ammonium carbonicum,Ammonium bromatum, Ammonium phopshoricum,
Ammonium iodatum, Ammonium muriaticum,Ammonium valerianatum and more.
“Sterile Haughtiness”Session six: 2-6 June, 2003
• Brassicaceae (the Mustard Family): Brassica napus, Cheiranthus cheiri,Choclearia armoracia, Nasturtium aquaticum, Raphanus sativus niger, Sinapisnigra, Thlaspi bursa pastoris, Lepidium bonariense.
“Identity and individualism”Session Seven: 28 Sept – 4 Oct, 2004
• Milks: Lac caninum, Lac felinum, Lac capria, Lac ovis, Lac equis, Lac suis,Lac asinum, Lac yama, Lac delphinum, Lac vaccinum, Lac defloratum.
• Insects: Apis, Vespa, Cantharis, Coccus cacti, Formica rufa, Blatta orientalis,Coccinella septempunctata, Doryphora decemlineata, Scolopendra morsitans,Culex musca.
• Parasites: Hirudo officinalis, Pediculus capitis, Cimex lectularius, Pulex irri-tans, Trombidium muscae domesticae.
“Precious and Base Metals with an Alchemical View”Session eight: 7-13 Mar 2004
• The salts of: Aurum, Argentum, Plumbum, Stannum, Cuprum, Ferrum,Mercurius, Platinum, Palladium, Niccolum, Chromium and more.
• The relationships between various metals, plants, animals and nosodes.
“Paralyzing Exhaustion”Session nine: 7-11 June, 2004
• Leguminosae (Beans and Peas): Baptisiatinctoria, Derris pinnata, Galega officinalis,
Lathyrus sativus, Melilotus,Phaseolus nanus, Alfalfa,
Sarothamnusscoparius.
Course LocationBologna is one of the oldest and most beautiful towns in northern Italy,a centre of culture and seat of the most ancient university in Europe. Itis also world-famous for its delicious cuisine.
The course will take place in an old palazzo in the center of the town,close to the railway station (a short bus ride from Bologna InternationalAirport). Bologna is easy to reach by plane, train or car.
We can recommend a range of comfortable and inexpensive hotels andguest rooms for you.
Fees & Registration
The cost is € 1,600 per year (around $1,500) plus VAT, which coversone year of three sessions in September, March and June.
A deposit of half of the annual course fee is required on registration inthe first year, and by 30 June in years two and three. The balance mustbe paid by 31 December of each year.
Make checks payable to Matrix s.a.s and sent to our address. Pleaseenclose name, address, telephone number, fax and e-mail address. Areceipt will be sent by return along with our cancellation policy.
Because of the way the course has been structured we regret we cannotaccept enrolments for individual seminars in Bologna. Massimo's tradi-tional Capri seminar in June will continue to take place and remainsopen to students not participating in the three-year course.
DiplomaAt the end of the course, upon the successful acceptance of a written the-sis, participants will receive the Diploma of the Koiné InternationalSchool, allowing them to use the initials DK after their name.
Information• For further information please contact: Matrix - Antonella Benevento
• Via Rolda, 91 - 41050 Solignano (Modena) Italy
• Tel. (+39) 059 - 748 011 /(+39) 338 - 762 4777
• Fax: (+39) 059 - 748 099
• E-mail: [email protected]
A production of Matrix, s.a.s. with support fromKent Homeopathic Associates.
