When sustainability and collaboration are the key to your growth as an organisation in 2021 (despite a global pandemic), that has got to be a win. This was 2021 for The Aurum Project Sustainable Literature Our online bookstore has skyrocketed this year! Our growing collection of donated second hand books has really boosted our […]
Annus Horribilis or Annus Opportunitus? We couldn’t have any physical meetup events this year and for a few months we had to work from home, but that has not stopped The Aurum Project. The homeopathy research opportunities are bubbling and we are powered up. Our glorious members We have been so impressed with our members […]
Similia Journal published an article by the Aurum Project titled “An Innovative Method of Accelerated Learning: A Melting Pot session is collaborative and thought provoking.” Melting Pot sessions are focused discussion groups suitable as a continuing education method for homœopaths. When group guidelines are explained, equal participation allows the discussion to become deeply collaborative and […]
The members of the Australian Homeopathic Association in Tasmania proudly hosted the 9th Australian Homeopathic Medicine Conference. It’s hard to believe that the small homeopathic community of Hobart put together such a professional and enjoyable conference as we have just experienced over the weekend of 24 – 26th October 2014. But they rolled their sleeves […]
Thank you to Dr Muhammed Rafeeque who has contributed his case of Lichen Simplex Chronicus to The Aurum Project. The case has been fully resolved using Homeopathic treatment. This blog has been updated September 2023 to include some case series research on lichen planus. What is Lichen simplex chronicus? Lichen […]
September 2023 On 27th August 2023, Celeste gave a presentation to the NSW Branch AHA AGM with some reflection on the international research shared at the Homeopathy Research Institute Conference in London in June, where Celeste Salter and Sunny Goddard presented two posters on behalf of The Aurum Project’s research […]
“If we had no hope – for a cure, for winning the lottery, for falling in love, for the end of war, for being free of abuse, or for having food, warmth, clothing, and shelter – we would have no reason to go on. What you hope for doesn’t matter, […]
