The systemic approach in classical homeopathy

Homeopathy is over 200 years old. Neither Hahnemann nor his companions were familiar with the term 'systemic therapy'. This approach to psychotherapy had not yet been developed. It was not until around 1950 that psychologists developed this special method. If you look at the homeopathic way of thinking today, you will also find systemic approaches. Barbara Nowecki, life and social counsellor and classical homeopath, sets out to find the similarities and discovers many interesting clues.