About: Grant Bentley
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- Grant Bentley - Grant"™s qualifications include Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Clinical Hypnosis and a Post Graduate Diploma in Eriksonian Psychotherapy. Grant is the current Principal and senior lecturer of the Victorian College of Classical Homeopathy, a position he has held since 1995.His book, Appearance and Circumstance (2003) details the nature of miasms and how facial analysis can be used to determine the patient"™s dominant miasm. Homeopathic Facial Analysis (2006) gives detailed descriptions and examples of facial analysis. Soul & Survival (2008) defines how miasms influence us in our daily lives and define our individuality.
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Case Taking with Homoeopathic Facial Analysis
- The argument between the academic and the practical - Different roads leading to the one place? - Being ideologically promiscuous - Homeopathic Facial Analysis (HFA) – strong and unchanging - The two modalities that exist in every chronic disease - The mentals – not the key to unlocking the... -
History of Homeopathic Facial Analysis
- A patient’s plight – explaining homoeopathy to others - Homoeopathic seekers of knowledge - Homoeopathy’s real and deeper knowledge - The dangers of personalized homoeopathy - Why I wrote Soul & Survival The following article is about what Soul & Survival is, what it’s about and why I wrote... -
Homoeopathic Facial Analysis – the key to the miasm
- Deciding not to be a homeopathic Sherlock Holmes - The Chronic Diseases – a difficult read - Pathology – a hit and miss affair - Why did essence take off in the first place? - Why should a ‘well indicated’ remedy fail to relieve? - The most effective prescription... -
Samuel Hahnemann – Appearance and Circumstance
(facial structure, life energy and circumstance) The energetic force that lies within us (our vital force) shapes both our material body and our mental outlook. This energy accounts for the type of circumstances that we encounter in our lives and our stress response to those situations. Hahnemann first discovered the... -
A Case of Stuttering
USING FACIAL ANALYSIS Facial analysis is an important part of case taking because a correct analysis will determine the dominant miasm of the patient. This is no accident or chance analysis. Our facial structure (in fact our whole being) is determined by forces that have come together to make matter... -
A Case of Chronic Tonsillitis and Bronchitis
(December 2006) A three year old boy is brought to the clinic by his mother suffering with repeated bouts of tonsillitis and bronchitis. He has had four rounds of antibiotics in the last six months. When he gets bronchitis his chest is very mucousy and rattley. Often these bouts occur... -
A Case of Epilepsy
Male, 32 years old – 18 November 2005 CASE Allan suffered a car accident seven years ago with a head injury and swelling of the face. All scans showed to be clear. A few years later he developed a shake in his left arm that continued to get worse until... -
Nine Steps To Practising Homeopathy Using Facial Analysis
Homeopathic Facial Analysis (HFA) is the most straightforward and accurate way of determining a patient’s miasm. It allows for the selection of a remedy that will act in a constitutional way to enhance a patient’s health. It reduces and removes symptoms for long periods of time, using only one or... -
Homoeopathic Facial Analysis Finding The Simillimum Using Facial Analysis
Grant is the Principal of the Victorian College of Classical Homeopathy in Melbourne Australia. Both Grant and his partner Louise have done intensive research into miasms and their influence on facial features. This research has been applied clinically since 1999 and is now a recognized diagnostic method to determine a...
