History

Salisbury Homeopathy College grew out of a small, vibrant course that existed in Salisbury in 1999.  Annie Batchelor (Principal of the SHC) looked at the opportunity presented to her and very quickly put her educational expertise to good use.  She brought in a team of people to help her develop the course and dramatically raise the standard of education being offered.  In September 2000 the co-operative that is now the Salisbury Homeopathy College came to life.  The existing students at the time of the takeover achieved their registration with The Society of Homeopaths (no mean feat as the examinations were extraordinarily tough) within three years.  The first cohort of ‘pure-blood’ SHC students joined us in September 2001 and graduated in 2005.

During the first few years in the life of SHC, Annie and her colleagues took the college through The Society of Homeopaths’ five year accreditation programme.  The course was told that it was ‘excellent’ throughout this process and joined The Society of Homeopaths’ list of recognised course providers in 2005.  Our graduates are showered with accolades from The Society and many stand out from the crowd of newly qualified homeopaths.

The Salisbury Homeopathy College has always believed that a homeopathic education should be well rounded and should incorporate all aspects of homeopathy and homeopathic practice.  Whether you choose to be educated for your own personal safe use of homeopathy or whether you choose to become a fully qualified, licensed homeopathic practitioner, you can make the SHC your homeopathic home.