Anthony Bickley

Anthony has been a homeopath since the very first days of the College of Homoeopathy in the UK and was actually at the very first meeting of the Society of Homoeopaths. He have been helping to educate and train homoeopaths ever since. Prior to this he was a qualified banker and subsequently an osteopath.

He has had work published in various homoeopathy publications throughout the world and has lectured in the UK, Denmark, Ireland and the United States. Anthony a special interest in the practical application of the principles of homoeopathy including case analysis, potency, dosage and repetition and in the group of remedies known as the bowel nosodes on which he is currently writing a book.

When not doing homoeopathy, osteopathy or teaching Anthony can be found listening to folk, jazz and blues music or scouring auction rooms in search of marine watercolours.

Anthony's aims in homoeopathy are primarily:

To help develop graduate homoeopaths who understand and practice the simplicity of homoeopathy, who can relate each case to the principles and put those principles correctly into action in their daily work.
To help practitioners who are willing to doubt, test and challenge the principles with rigour until they become convinced of their efficacy through their own work.
To encourage practitioners to develop their caring skills in such a way as to increase their practices and incomes to professional levels.

Career keystones

Full time practising homoeopath and osteopath since 1980
Founded College of Classical Homoeopathy with Anne Saunders and Robert Davidson 1982
Planned and implemented first international conference on homoeopathy in UK in 1982
Founded British School of Homoeopathy 1986
Director of Society of Homoeopaths 1989/1993
Chairman of Society of Homoeopaths 1992/1993

Favourite quote:

A teacher is a ladder up which his students climb'

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