What is a Melting Pot?
Melting Pot sessions have become an integral part of Aurum Project seminars and workshops. A Melting Pot is a one hour session of open exchange between practitioners on a specific topic of interest to rapidly increase clinical knowledge on a chosen topic. Discussion groups have a maximum of 8 – 10 people. At the end of the discussion time, each group reports their findings to a larger group. A Melting Pot provides:
- Focused, dynamic and rewarding discussion
- Sharing clinical insights
- Describing successful methodologies
- Using cases to illuminate points
- Seeking opinions of colleagues
- Speaking with a practitioner whose work interests you
OUTCOMES OF A MELTING POT
During a melting pot the participants discover and uncover much useful information:
- Different ways of using medicines
- New ways of approaching cases
- Prescribing details
- Solutions for difficult cases
- Connections with other practitioners
- Skills to apply in clinic
WHAT A MELTING POT IS NOT
- A philosophical or theoretical discussion
- An opportunity to grandstand
- Arguing the case for one method over another
- Heated debate
- A place to criticise your colleagues
- Problem solving of the homeopathic profession
The melting pot sounds like a good idea and perhaps at our next seminar we will introduce something similar? Where could I get more info about it?