A bit about me:
emmabanks@gmail.com
Healing is a process. Healing brings us home.
As a homeopath, I am stepping into the mystery of becoming ill and of healing again. Exploring this area of living that dances with the unknown as well as the miracle of cure is what inspires my love of homeopathy.
I started out with an interest in serving others by volunteering for environmental and social welfare groups but found that I just wasn't very good at organizing, especially groups of people. I still wanted to help others, but one at a time, so I looked into medicines such as Chinese Medicine, Reiki, conventional (allopathic) etc.
Homeopathy was the clear winner because of the effectiveness and wholeness of the science. It is also very affordable to produce and easy to take travelling.
I hold a Diploma in Homeopathy from the Montreal Institute of Classical Homeopathy. This four-year program taught me just how differently each and everyone one of us experiences life. The way to be a good homeopath is to be aware of ones own changing limitations, so that the focus of healing can clearly be on the client in their own uniqueness.
I also had the chance to participate in an internship in a rural, impoverished area of Honduras. We worked all day every day to help people with basic health deficiencies relating to difficult living conditions, nutrition, poverty, harsh working environments, extremes of climate, and tropical diseases. I take what I learned about these specific physical conditions back to my work in Canada as well as the drive to help bring real healthcare to everyone.
More about me...
emmabanks@gmail.com
Healing is a process. Healing brings us home.
As a homeopath, I am stepping into the mystery of becoming ill and of healing again. Exploring this area of living that dances with the unknown as well as the miracle of cure is what inspires my love of homeopathy.
I started out with an interest in serving others by volunteering for environmental and social welfare groups but found that I just wasn't very good at organizing, especially groups of people. I still wanted to help others, but one at a time, so I looked into medicines such as Chinese Medicine, Reiki, conventional (allopathic) etc.
Homeopathy was the clear winner because of the effectiveness and wholeness of the science. It is also very affordable to produce and easy to take travelling.
I hold a Diploma in Homeopathy from the Montreal Institute of Classical Homeopathy. This four-year program taught me just how differently each and everyone one of us experiences life. The way to be a good homeopath is to be aware of ones own changing limitations, so that the focus of healing can clearly be on the client in their own uniqueness.
I also had the chance to participate in an internship in a rural, impoverished area of Honduras. We worked all day every day to help people with basic health deficiencies relating to difficult living conditions, nutrition, poverty, harsh working environments, extremes of climate, and tropical diseases. I take what I learned about these specific physical conditions back to my work in Canada as well as the drive to help bring real healthcare to everyone.
More about me...
Diplomas and Experience
DEC en Soins Infirmiers (Nursing) : Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe (2016-ongoing)
Diploma of Homempathy : Montreal Institute of Classical Homeopathy (2012-2016)
Honduras Clinical Internship : Homéopathes de Terres Sans Frontières (2015)
Laboratory Technician : Homeodel Homeopathic Laboratories (2013-2015)
Practitioner Course : School of Homeopathy (2009-2011)
DEC en Soins Infirmiers (Nursing) : Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe (2016-ongoing)
Diploma of Homempathy : Montreal Institute of Classical Homeopathy (2012-2016)
Honduras Clinical Internship : Homéopathes de Terres Sans Frontières (2015)
Laboratory Technician : Homeodel Homeopathic Laboratories (2013-2015)
Practitioner Course : School of Homeopathy (2009-2011)
