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Sarah Weis

Sarah Weis, CCH, PCH serves as Director of the Center for Applied Homeopathy where she brings her devotion to homeopathic philosophy to family practice, teaching, and remedy preparation. Sarah has also served on the faculty at Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy and the Academy of Homeopathic Education. At the center she provides clinical supervision and mentoring for CCH candidates and graduates. Sarah joined the proving teams for the remedies Lac ovinum, Acer saccharum, Chelydra serpentina ova, and Zizania palustris as pharmacist, prover, and editor. She recently coordinated a triple blind community proving of a new remedy, with publication expected in 2024. Sarah is a graduate of Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy and Dynamis School for Advanced Homeopathic Studies.

  • PCH, Dynamis School for Advanced Homeopathy, 2007
  • CCH, Council for Homeopathic Certification, 2002
  • Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy, 2002
  • Macalester College, BA, Psychology/Biology, Religious Studies, 1995

“I stumbled on homeopathy in 1996 when I thought I was headed to medical school. I answered an ad in the local paper for a homeopathic assistant, and I found a rare and peculiar field that encompassed all of my diverse interests. Botany and ecology, physiology and epidemiology, psychology and philosophy.

By nature I am simultaneously sensitive and analytical. In homeopathy I discovered that these two traits could actually play well together. Perceiving the interior of a problem and adapting solutions for each person made homeopathy a natural fit for me.

I spend as much free time as possible near water. I have a special fondness for Lake Michigan, the Gulf of Mexico, and any natural springs hot enough for a soak.”

About homeopathy

Homeopathy is a natural medicine.  So what makes it different from herbal medicine, or acupuncture, or nutrition?

Homeopathy is a distinct system of medicine that was established in Europe in the late 1700’s.  It was a conventional form of medical practice in the United States until the early 1900’s.  It is used worldwide by 200 million people. Homeopathy is part of the national health systems in Mexico, Switzerland, India, Pakistan, Brazil, and Chile.   

Homeopathy rests on four basic principles. Some holistic medicines apply one or two similar principles, but this set is unique to homeopathy.

  • Individual examination of the patient
  • Understanding illness based on a totality of symptoms
  • Law of similars in selecting a homeopathic remedy
  • Minimum dose used to elicit a healing response

To read more about homeopathy, a great place to start is the National Center for Homeopathy.