Similia Vol 28 No 2 – December 2016
Author: Carolyn Graham
Abstract
Homeopaths are inevitably confronted with a variety of ethical dilemmas in their daily practice. This is without doubt; and, if we are genuinely paying attention, it becomes obvious that they cannot be ignored, swept under the carpet, or even slightly diminished. We do so, it would seem, at our peril. Ethical dilemmas in practice can appear quite suddenly, and often from the most unexpected or unlikely sources.
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