Message from the President - Dr Lee Kayne PhD, MRPharmS, FFHom

Welcome to the Faculty of Homeopathy

A highly regarded and globally recognised leader in the practice, education, and research of homeopathy and integrative healthcare. Founded in 1844, and incorporated by an Act of Parliament in 1950, the Faculty has long been recognised as the preeminent membership organisation for statutorily regulated healthcare professionals who integrate homeopathy within their practice and is also known for its two popular and groundbreaking publications – the Homeopathy journal, and Simile magazine.

My personal journey in homeopathy began at a very early age – I’m told that colocynth and chamomilla were administered to me as a baby for colic and teething respectively and I remember homeopathy was always used regularly growing up. By the time I chose to follow a career as a pharmacist I had already seen the benefits of homeopathy as a therapeutic modality in real life clinical situations. It was Dr David Reilly’s sessions at the Glasgow Homeopathic Hospital that really kickstarted my desire to learn more and study with the Faculty of Homeopathy, gaining the LFHom (Pharm), DFHom (Pharm), and MFHom (Pharm) qualifications before being elected to a Fellowship in 2009. The unparalleled professional education offered by the Faculty of Homeopathy in its qualification courses, the biennial congress, and in the Faculty’s regular CPD events continues to add to my clinical knowledge and professional toolkit, as I’m sure it will for you too. 

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The Faculty of Homeopathy is a global education provider and membership organisation for statutorily regulated integrative healthcare practitioners. It was founded in 1844 and incorporated by an Act of UK Parliament in 1950 (The Faculty of Homoeopathy Act). 

We are the original and best homeopathic training provider for statutorily regulated healthcare practitioners in the UK.

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What does this mean for our members/affiliates, patients, and the recognition and endorsement of homeopathy as a system of medicine? 

Membership

To be a full member of the Faculty of Homeopathy you must be statutorily regulated, or have a statutorily registrable qualification, with one of the approved Professional Standards Authority regulating bodies for UK members, or the equivalent professional body in your country and profession of practice.

Faculty of Homeopathy members are trained and qualified healthcare practitioners who integrate homeopathy into their personalised treatment plans.

Faculty of Homeopathy members appear on the register of their professional regulator as well as the Faculty of Homeopathy Directory of Members. All Faculty of Homeopathy members engage in continuing professional development, therefore maintaining their professional standards and skills, and ensuring the highest standards of practice.

Education

Faculty of Homeopathy education and examinations are open to all statutorily regulated healthcare and veterinary practitioners globally, with qualifications that are registrable in the UK.

Revalidation

The Faculty of Homeopathy is an official Designated Body, recognised by the General Medical Council (GMC), and has been since revalidation was introduced in 2013. Dr Yubraj Sharma is the Faculty of Homeopathy Responsible Officer. The Responsible Officer's role includes overseeing the Faculty of Homeopthy's annual appraisal processes, and making revalidation recommendations to the GMC for its connected doctors.

Recognition

Faculty of Homeopathy members are statutorily regulated healthcare practitioners. They are registered with one of the following professional bodies, or their qualifications are recognised by one of these regulators:

  • General Chiropractic Council (GCC)
  • General Dental Council (GDC)
  • General Medical Council (GMC)
  • General Osteopathic Council (GOsC)
  • General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC)
  • Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
  • Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
  • Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS)

Events

The imponderable remedies – Energetic medicine for 21st century disease

Video cases will illustrate some of the main characteristics of the remedy group & the specific indications of some individual remedies
7 Jun 2025 10:00am

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