One-year professional program · Application only
Twenty-two lectures and twelve live case-taking sessions for practitioners ready to take the cases everyone else has handed back. Autism. PANS/PANDAS. Lyme. Autoimmune disease. Non-speakers. The children who arrive after the twelfth specialist.
Begins March 2027 · Early bird $5,500 until December 15
Not ready to apply? Start with the free live lecture on Tuesday, September 22.
Where the training stops
This program is the year of training that sits between knowing homeopathy works and being the practitioner people call once they have tried everything else.
Foundational homeopathy training prepares you for a person who can describe what is happening to them. It gives you physicals, it gives you constitutional prescribing, and it gives you posology.
Then a seven-year-old with PANS arrives. She has been on three rounds of antibiotics, two psychiatric medications and a gluten-free diet. Her mother has a binder filled with symptoms both past and current. The child will not look at you and cannot tell you where it hurts. Four diagnoses overlap in one small body and every symptom you note contradicts the previous remedy.
The rubrics stop lining up. Not because homeopathy has failed, and not because you were trained badly, but because this is a different kind of case and almost nobody teaches it.
You can read every materia medica on the shelf and still not know where to begin. That skill is not in the books. It is built by careful observation, and building your own intuitive skillset.
The curriculum
The year is built the way Hering described cure itself: from within outward, from the deepest layer of the case to the surface. You start with the principles under pressure and end holding a real case in front of the room.
Advanced posology, direction of cure, remedy families and miasms, applied to cases that do not follow traditional patterns. What potency and repetition actually do when the vital force is depleted, and how to read a case that is moving in the right direction of cure while not yet addressing the chief complaint.
Case-taking when your patient cannot give you a case. Autism, non-speakers, PANS/PANDAS, OCD and anxiety. How to observe sensory behavior and interpret the parent's account as clinical data, and how to run an intake with a child who isn't physically present. Working with spellers and other unconventional communicators. Interpreting nuance in behavior and connecting it physiologically.
Practical strategy for the case with four labels on it. Which layer to prescribe on first, how to sequence, and how to hold a case through years of change, aggravation and plateau without losing the thread of what you are treating. Autism, ADHD, PANS/PANDAS, Lyme, autoimmunity, OCD, anxiety, bipolar disorder and the rest. The label does not describe the case. It merely provides direction in your case-taking.
Integrating herbal tinctures and targeted supplementation for case resolution. When support helps a case move, when it muddies your picture, and how to decide which one you are looking at.
Twelve three-hour sessions running alongside the lectures across the full year. Real cases, taken live, with instructor feedback in the room. This is where the other four movements stop being theory.
12 sessions · 3 hours eachBy the end of the year
Your instructor
Erin established the first online forum for parents searching for non-traditional treatments for PANS/PANDAS in 2012, called Saving Our Pandas. At the time the conventional treatments were extremely invasive, cost prohibitive and only moderately successful. That search is the reason this program exists, and it is the reason the cases in it are the difficult ones.
When her own son experienced a dramatic improvement with homeopathy, Erin began to study homeopathy with the School of Intuitive Homeopathy and the Centre for Homeopathic Education to deepen her knowledge and treat her own child. In the process she discovered the PANS and autism communities were seriously lacking in knowledgeable homeopaths treating these devastating diagnoses, and in 2020 she officially opened her practice, Heartwing Healing.
She has acted as co-executive director for AutismOne, has authored Mind Over Fatter: The Secret to Thinking Yourself Thin, and has attended countless conferences including MAPS and AutismHealth Summit. She currently mentors emerging homeopaths across the globe through the RMDY Academy, and speaks with doctors, advocates and natural health pioneers on her podcast, The Remedy Revolution. Her newest book is set to release in the Fall of 2026.
Her practice, Heartwing Healing, specializes in neuroimmune conditions: PANS/PANDAS, autism, ADHD, anxiety disorders, Lyme disease and vaccine injury. Everything taught in this program comes out of that caseload.
Format
Sessions run in the late afternoon and are always recorded. The cohort is international, and the schedule was set to give the widest possible band of time zones a live seat.
Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays. Most live sessions fall between 3:00 and 6:00 PM CST.
Begins March 2027 and runs through the end of the year. Erin holds limited office hours for questions through February 2028.
Every lecture and every case-taking session is recorded and provided. You keep lifetime access to the library.
A free two-hour introductory lecture covering the fundamentals, required of every student before the program opens.
Deliberately small and vetted through application, so live case sessions stay small enough to participate in.
Fully online. Sessions are delivered live on Zoom, with the full library hosted in your student portal.
Admission
Every applicant is reviewed personally. There is no sales call. If the fit is not right this time, we are happy to consider you at a later date.
If your training did not include homeopathy, you may still be accepted on the condition that you complete parallel coursework in homeopathic history, posology, miasms and acute prescribing alongside the first months of the program.
Tuition
Early bird tuition
$5,500
Paid in full, or four payments of $1,430
Tuition returns to $6,995 on December 16
| Enrolling | Paid in full | Four payments |
|---|---|---|
| Early bird, through December 15 | $5,500 | $1,430 each |
| Regular, from December 16 | $6,995 | $1,818.70 each |
Payment plans carry a 4% processing fee, already included above. Payments are due on acceptance, before the program begins in March 2027, on April 1 2027 and on May 1 2027.
Payment is not taken at application. You apply, Erin reviews your background personally, and payment is only requested once you have been accepted. Acceptance does not hold your seat. Your place is confirmed once payment is received, and places are limited.
Refunds. Full refund less processing fees if you withdraw more than 30 days before the start date. Within 30 days of the start, a 70% refund or full credit toward services or a future course. After the program begins, refunds are issued only for a documented medical emergency, at the instructor's discretion. Early bird payments may be transferable to another student who meets the application requirements.
Questions
Practitioners who have completed foundational training in homeopathy or a parallel discipline: naturopathy, nursing, health coaching, Chinese medicine or equivalent. If your training did not require homeopathic education, you may complete simultaneous coursework in homeopathic history, posology, miasms and acute prescribing.
The program begins in March 2027 and runs through the end of that year. Erin remains available for limited office hours to take questions through February 2028.
Sessions are held on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays. Because the cohort is international, the schedule was built to accommodate the widest possible range of time zones, so most live lectures and case-taking sessions fall between 3:00 and 6:00 PM CST.
Every session is recorded and provided to you, and you keep lifetime access. Live attendance is strongly encouraged for the case-taking sessions, since the value there is in participating rather than watching.
No. This is professional education only. It does not establish a supervisory relationship and it does not substitute for the licensing or scope requirements that apply in your own jurisdiction.
Yes. Tuition can be paid in four installments with a 4% processing fee. Enrolling before December 15 that is four payments of $1,430, and after December 15 it is four payments of $1,818.70. The first is due on acceptance, the second before the program begins in March 2027, the third on April 1 2027 and the fourth on May 1 2027.
No. Places are limited and your seat is confirmed only once payment is received. Accepted applicants are given a window to enroll, after which the place is released to the next applicant.
Full refund less processing fees if you withdraw more than 30 days before the start date. Within 30 days of the start, a 70% partial refund or a credit toward services or a future course. No refunds once the program begins, except in the case of a documented medical emergency at the instructor's discretion. Early bird payments may be transferable to a new student who meets the application requirements, at the instructor's discretion.
Space is deliberately limited so that live case-taking sessions stay small enough for every student to participate. Applications are reviewed in the order they arrive.
Applications open
Applications are reviewed personally. There is no sales call, and no payment is taken until you have been accepted.
Early bird $5,500 until December 15 · Program begins March 2027