Gudula Beythien is a graduate of the DHHP and DVHH programs of the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst.

Prior to her studies with the HCH she received her Bach Flower Level 1 diploma from the Bach Institute in England, and attained her Reiki Levels 1 & 2.

Gudula is treating humans and also provides consultations for their companion animals or livestock. Her interest in supporting animals via Heilkunst and Homeopathy is based on her operating a dairy farm with her husband and two children, and owning two warmblood horses that she is training to be eventing horses.

Her belief is that all kept animals take on additional burdens from their changed (unnatural) habitat, which causes them to fall ill and/or display changes in their personality and/or breed or species-specific behaviour. Gudula's goal is to bring awareness to the owner and to support the health of the animal through Heilkunst.

Jeff Korentayer has been exploring many aspects of natural healing since 1991, and is now able to integrate all of them through his education in Medical Heilkunst (Homeopathy). His areas of study include Nutrition, Herbs, Bach Flower Remedies, and a BA in Psychology, as well as maintaining a strong interest in the Arts. He draws on this extensive knowledge to provide a unique treatment plan for each patient, in order to best meet their individual health needs.

Jeff first discovered Homeopathy when exploring natural treatment for his allergies, and was impressed with the quick results. He was intrigued at how Homeopathy took into account all aspects of a person, and he read as much as he could before becoming a full-time student. He graduated with his full Practitioner Diploma from the Hahnemann College For Heilkunst in 2003 (DHHP), and is an active member of the Canadian Heilkunst Association. Jeff is writing a book called The Vaccination Myth, to help new parents navigate one of the most troubling decisions they face with parenthood.

Aleksandra was born and raised in the former Yugoslavia. She left her country following her graduation from The University of Architecture in Belgrade.

Facing health challenges along with the harshness and limitations of conventional medicine, she was forced to look for a path of no harm. At first she turned to Reiki and Craniosacral therapy, and she still offers those treatments to patients within the broader perspective of Heilkunst. But Heilkunst was the ultimate answer, clearly defined through principles and natural laws.

Aleksandra is a graduate of Hahnemann College for Heilkunst and is a member of the International Heilkunst Association. Her practice welcomes all species, either in person or through phone consultations.

For as long as I can remember, I have been interested in health - my own health and the health of others. I was and still am on a mission of discovering the dynamics of health. Over the years, I have explored various health modalities covering mind, body and soul - studying, absorbing and changing my life. Once I found Heilkunst for myself, I knew this was what I needed and started a further journey into the light and dark of myself, at the core of which was Heilkunst. Because I had first hand experience of Heilkunst in my own life, I decided that I would study it and have not looked back since. Along the way I have also studied Live Blood Analysis and German New Medicine.

My careers have spanned many fields - Human Resources, Travel, living and owning a bar in Greece, and Project Management in Information Technology. I have a degree in Psychology and a degree in Computer Science. I am naturally inclined to be an investigator, putting pieces of the puzzle together.

As a Doctor of Medical Heilkunst and Live Blood Analyst, I am passionate about and committed to guiding people on their journey to better health - mind, body and soul, excitedly watching them unfold and discovering themselves.

I am a Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine HD(RHom.) registered with the National United Professional Association of Trained Homeopaths (NUPATH) as well as a Doctor of Medical Heilkunst with the International Heilkunst Association (IHA).

I have clinics in Orleans and in Ottawa South.

Marion has been practicing alternative and complementary medicine for over twenty years. Her independent study of the supersensible has spanned forty years, ranging from the study of Christianity and Judaism, through a diploma programme in Spiritual Psychotherapy, to her current interest in Anthroposophic Orgonomy.

Marion completed her degree in Food Science at McGill University and a diploma in Natural Health Consulting at Institute NHC in Montreal. She ran a busy wholistic centre in Montreal, practicing in nutrition, energy methods, bodywork (massage, shiatsu, lymphatic drainage and cranio-sacral work) and adjuncts including homotoxicology, herbology, and aromatherapy.

While caring for a family member with dementia, Marion studied with the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst, having finally found a school that taught Dr. Hahnemann’s method by principle. She has been in Heilkunst practice for five years and continues her interest in medicine for the elderly, as well as women in midlife and children.

Prior to Heilkunst Medicine and since 1994, Catherine has been working in the social services, health care, education and natural health industries, gaining a wealth of experience with regimen, homeopathy, acupuncture, poverty/homelessness, mental health, behavioural and special needs populations including those labelled with ADD, ADHD, PDD, Autism, OCD, ODD and medical/physical disabilities. She also deals with those with addictions to alcohol, as well as substance abuse including the medical aspects of these such as Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, TB, diabetes, chronic pain, etc. Also embraced in her position are the clinical therapeutics of providing compassionate support, counselling, and case management in these areas, primarily in the Niagara region and surrounding areas including Western New York.

Catherine was lead to the studies, philosophies and practice of Heilkunst through the introduction of various holistic/alternative practices experienced firsthand and which brought about much relief to chronic health ailments she suffered with. It was at this point she realized that there was a missing link to the approach of therapeutics in both the medical and clinical (counselling) practices, so she began researching schools to find programming that could integrate her Psychology, Sociology/Anthropology and Family-Child studies acquired from the University of Guelph, in order to offer a much more comprehensive approach of treatment and therapeutics in her community. After one year of studying with the BIH, the transfer to HCH in 2001 was considered and she has never looked back. It was a long process of juggling career, lifestyle, studies and healing through the journey of Heilkunst Medicine. A personal testimonial: After suffering for 25 years from debilitating migraine headaches and trying every approach possible prior to Heilkunst Medicine including various pharmaceuticals, surgery, diagnostics, counselling, and regimen there seemed no end to the chronic pain and suffering she experienced. It was when she entered into timeline treatment and the system of Heilkunst Medicine that real healing and, better yet, real curing, took place. As a result, it‰Ûªs been four years and counting ... the migraines have completely disappeared.

Personally, Catherine has spent a lifetime involved in sports, extensive training, regimenal practices, and various creative ambitions and has dedicated much time, effort and education of practicing healthy living and owning health. She loves a challenge and as such, continues to evolve in learning new techniques, changing interests, and keeping educated in various domains for both personal interest and professional practices.

Unfortunately there has been limited support offered in the Niagara Region and most individuals must travel to Hamilton, Toronto, London or Buffalo, N.Y. or further to get the medical help or specialized clinical and therapeutic help and/or supplies in both allopathic (conventional medicine) and natural medicine (traditional medicine). Catherine will be providing services from a home office based in St. Catharines Ontario to promote healthy living and helping her community establish a healthier state of health. Services will also be offered to those living in the Niagara Region and surrounding areas including Norfolk, Hamilton-Wentworth, and Western New York Regions, as well as nationally and internationally.

When Catherine began studying Heilkunst, she walked through a door into a world that made sense. Heilkunst gave her a framework and a focus for her pursuit of higher education.

With greater health, Catherine opened Heilkunst North in 2007 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, to accommodate her growing practice. She has been invited by several organisations to speak about Heilkunst and share her expertise. She is a member of the Canadian International Heilkunst Association and a tutor with the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst.

Catherine is busy with her healthy, vibrant family but always has time to share, to care and to smile. Her steady and quiet enthusiasm for her work shines through in all aspects of her life.

Wendy’s journey with complementary medicine began in 1990 when she began to search for ways to treat her asthma without inhalers and steroid pills. While she was able to achieve some reduction of the symptoms, after a few years of improved health it became clear that the underlying cause of her asthma had not been eliminated. Having children was a trigger for a new set of symptoms Ð eczema, chronic fatigue and hypothyroid. While conventional medicine confirmed that eczema and asthma are typically caused by the same underlying factors, the only suggestions for treatment were drugs and cortisone creams. Having used these medicines since she was a child, Wendy understood that they were not solving the problem Ð they were only suppressing the symptoms and were ultimately causing her health to deteriorate.

When both of her children developed severe eczema at just a few weeks old and multiple food allergies as soon as solid foods were introduced, Wendy resumed her search for alternatives and answers. After trying several naturopathic approaches and classical homeopathy with only marginal success, she began treatment for herself and her children at the Hahnemann Center for Heilkunst. The first change Wendy noticed was that her one year-old almost instantly went from being cranky, colicky and unsettled to calm, affectionate and happy. Wendy and the children began to thrive with Heilkunst treatment and it became obvious that this was the system of medicine she had been looking for, as it addressed the underlying physical, emotional and soul/spiritual cause(s) of the symptoms she and her children had suffered from.

After experiencing this personal success as a patient, Wendy embarked on the intense program of study at the Hahnemann Center for Heilkunst and is now a practicing Doctor of Medical Heilkunst (DMH). Wendy is a member of the Canadian/International Heilkunst Association, and the Academy of Naturopaths and Naturotherapists, and continues to invest in additional education. She welcomes patients of all ages who want to go beyond suppressing symptoms and resolve the underlying cause(s) of their health issues.

I graduated from the Hahnemann College located in Manotick, Ontario in the summer of 2007 and have since begun a small practice at home. Prior to this, I ran a family business (Baskin Robbins) for a good twelve years, was a real estate agent, a florist, a travel agent, worked with the federal government and the private sector in administration, and as a supply teacher in Singapore. But first and foremost, I am the mother of three children and grandmother of adorable twin girls.

Earlier on in life, I always dreamt that I would like to be a teacher or a lawyer or a doctor. I had taught and loved it and I find myself still teaching (in a different way) and even took a couple courses in law but did not find it to be my area of interest. Medicine however has turned out to be the bull?s eye.

An interest in energy works was the beginning of my love for the healing arts. Situations in my life led me to seek answers and other healthy ways to improve my health and that of my children; the approach and behaviour of an allopathic doctor led me to find other methods of healing.

So I studied Universal energy, Reiki, Auricular coning, Shiatsu, Iridology, Anatomy and Physiology, Nutrition, Homeopathy (classical), Transpersonal Hypnotherapy, Reflexology, Live Blood Analysis, Scenar, Workshops in herbology, Yoga, The Art of Living (breathworks and yoga exercises), and the most important field of study in my life, Heilkunst, the art of making whole. I have recently completed the dynamic nutrition course at the HCH. I self taught myself the EFT therapy, simple massage techniques, colour therapy and still delve occasionally in aromatherapy, crystal healing and Bach flower essences.

It is truly gratifying to be of service and support in assisting others to health and wholeness. Many who have little knowledge of Heilkunst and homeopathy are beginning to appreciate this ?new? health support they receive. I know that having gone through the treatment myself, I have seen many positive changes in my life and have gained better health and I am very thankful to have been exposed to this system that opens doors allowing me to share and help others to seek their true selves and live a life of resonance.

I am extremely grateful for the path I have seen in Heilkunst as it is very much in resonance with my faith and spirituality. I enjoy its presence in my life.

As a child Sheila enjoyed good health, so it wasn’t until she suffered from severe depression in her late teens and 20’s that she realized that conventional “medicine by authority” offered no true solutions and often did great harm.

After a psychotherapist introduced her to homeopathy she began her studies at the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst and fell in love with the brilliant art and system of Medical Heilkunst. It provided the cure for the diseases causing the depression, while revealing the deeper meaning behind the suffering and a roadmap for becoming free and whole.

Inspired by the possibilities offered by Heilkunst, Sheila opened her practice in 2004 and has recently joined the Dynamis Health Centre in St. John’s, Newfoundland.

Alternative health and medicine became interesting to me about 20 years ago after finding myself becoming more and more “sick” on the “allopathic” road to (un-)health. Something told me I would never become healthy again unless I took responsibility for my health and found alternative solutions. After experimenting with aromatherapy, vitamins and supplements, acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, energy healing and several other alternative healing modalities, I found that none were able to elicit a cure for my long list of chronic ailments, although most helped temporarily. I knew there had to be something better - something more - something that would help me “wholistically” not just physically. Luckily, I found Heilkunst and the HCH, and immediately became a student.

As a requirement for all students, I underwent Heilkunst treatment, and soon found much more than I expected. Not only did it prove to be the key to physical health and true cure, I became much healthier on all levels - mind, body, soul. Through the course of the first two years of treatment, this new path led to meaning in my life, along with a new lifestyle, career, relationships, and residence. The treatment changed “me”, so that whatever was unhealthy in my life vanished, to allow for something new and healthier to come in. I continue to strive towards deeper and deeper levels of health and recognize that I can only take my patients to the level of health I enjoy.

I graduated from the HCH with the DHHP and DynBC in 2004. Since then I have been granted the Doctor of Medical Heilkunst (DMH) accreditation by the CIHA. I live in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico and have a private practice under the name of High Desert Homeopathy.

I’m very excited about the continued challenges and opportunities for growth and learning that my patients will bring me, and about the health I know that many patients will find through this wonderful art of medicine!

After suffering a string of emotional traumas from 1994-96, Lauri’s health deteriorated. Later, chronic and complex symptoms forced her to leave a career as an optician. She studied nutrition for two years, then worked part-time at a health food store. Though she ate an organic, whole food diet and took a few quality supplements, chronic symptoms did not improve. Then a coworker handed her a brochure on Heilkunst, a German word which means ‘the art of helping one to become whole’. Heilkunst includes sequential treatment of a person’s traumatic (life) timeline with natural remedies to remove the effects of emotional, mental, and physical trauma. This information deeply resonated with Lauri.

She immediately booked an initial consultation and has never looked back. She decided to study with the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst in Ottawa and is now has a diploma in homeopathy and Heilkunst, and is a Doctor of Medical Heilkunst. She is currently studying Veterinary Heilkunst.

Lauri dreamed of helping people to heal since the age of five. After raising three wonderful children, it is now her passion to help others achieve health and wholeness at all levels - body, mind, soul and spirit.

“The part can never be well unless the whole is well.” – Plato

Jason was first introduced to homeopathy, as are so many others, through his family. Jason’s son Zach had severe gastroesophageal reflux when he was younger and would projectile vomit anything he ate across the room. After many trips to pediatricians, hospitals and specialists it was decided by the powers-that-be that the best course of action was to put this little five-year old boy on laxatives for six-months. It was determined that the cause of the reflux was a weak muscle leading from the stomach to the intestines, so they thought laxatives would keep his intestines empty and allow this muscle to contract properly and strengthen, which should fix the problem. If it didn’t, they said, surgery would be required.

Thankfully Zach’s teacher, who (aside from teaching) was in her final year of studies with the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst, needed a patient for her clinical internship. Being familiar with Zach’s problem, she asked if Zach could participate in her clinical. With nothing to lose it was agreed and Zach began treatment. This happened about two-weeks after the specialist meeting where Zach had been prescribed a six-month course of laxatives. Zach never did take the laxatives, and within two months of starting Heilkunst treatment his vomiting stopped. Six months later the clinical internship was finished, coincidentally at the same time that Zach was supposed to go back for a follow-up appointment with the specialist. The specialist pronounced Zach cured and we left his office with a new viewpoint about the medical profession.

Jason’s career choices have always involved helping people - from retail to insurance sales to mortgage lending - but something was always missing and Heilkunst provided the missing piece. Here was something that would allow him to help people and also allow him to grow and evolve at the same time. Jason began his own treatment with Heilkunst and eventually found that his appointments ended up being more about the theory of Heilkunst and why it worked than about what was going on in his life, and so he decided to start studying. Four years later Jason graduated from the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst and holds a diploma in homeopathy and Heilkunst, and is a Doctor of Medical Heilkunst in the Canadian/International Heilkunst Association.

Jason’s office is in the east end of Ottawa, Canada’s national capital, and it is a member-clinic of the Hahnemann Clinic for Heilkunst based in Ottawa, Ontario. As such Jason has access to all of the most current research and the advantages of a multi-practitioner, multi-office affiliation. Jason lives with his son Zach and daughter Stella, and all three suffer to live in the house with its true owner, Pixel the cat.

Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Carla now lives in Prince George, BC with her partner Marco and their son Liam and twin daughters Cléo and Amélie. She initially became interested in alternative health modalities in her early twenties.

After experiencing profound healing from a chronic condition as a result of a single homeopathic remedy, Carla immediately knew that she wanted to learn more and share this knowledge with others. However, she instinctually knew that there was much more beyond what "classical homeopathy" had to offer. Drawn to study Heilkunst in a moment of true resonance, she began studying with the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst in the spring of 2004. She graduated in 2009. Carla also has a College Diploma in Health Sciences, a Bachelors Degree in Applied Zoology and a Masters Degree in Conservation Biology. She has worked for many years as a wildlife biologist and is also a certified yoga instructor.

Heilkunst has brought much health and happiness to both her and her family and she is grateful for the opportunity to share this profound system of heath and wholeness with others.