Case Supervisions with Amy Rothenberg, ND
Dr. Amy Rothenberg offers case supervision to those practitioners and students who have completed the NESH Two Year Class. She also offers sessions where you can just ask general homeopathy questions, one-to-one, either by phone or by email.
Dr. Rothenberg no longer offers supervisions for free. With too many current and past students asking over the years, more and more of her time was spent helping others in the development of their understanding, which took her away from her own patients, family, writing & other pursuits.
If it is a quick question, 2-3 lines, she is happy to help as she has always done – this is usually best done by email. However to pore over someone’s notes and repertorizations and really put her heart and mind into helping, the charge is $100 an hour, prorated if it takes her less than an hour. We have found this arrangement very workable. Dr. Rothenberg’s time feels valued, and those seeking help and support do not waste time!
We have many regulars who find this kind of on-going support very beneficial. Some do it as they are preparing for the CCH or DHANP tests and need official case supervision, some do it for help with their current patients when they need a bit of extra feedback.
Contact Dr. Rothenberg if you are interested in exploring this arrangement with her in more detail. She will give you more details at that time, but there are a few ground rules she would ask you to follow for the case supervision process:
- Dr. Rothenberg will read ONLY a two page, 12 point type case: gets folks to streamline and not ramble.
- An accompanying photograph or brief 2-3 minute video of the patient is helpful.
- As the homeopath sending the case, she’d require you to take a stab at creating a Cycle and putting symptoms into Segments. You must come up with a short list of remedies you are thinking about based on your repertorizations.
- Then in addition, you can ask any specific or philosophical questions you have on the case.
- Dr. Rothenberg does not answer the question, “what remedy would you give?” She will help you get to 3-4 remedies and ask you to go study those remedies. She may give suggestions but would let the final decision be yours.
- And as a courtesy, Dr. Rothenberg would like to hear about the first follow up. Some students/colleagues will ask for further help on follow up (and those needing supervisory hours are required to do so) and charges are the same for that.
Please write to us if you have further questions on supervision.