Roger Morrison

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Roger Morrison (born 1954, Rochester, NY) is an Author, educator and practitioner in the field of Homeopathy. He is best known for authorship of standard texts in the field.

Morrison grew up in Tennessee and earned an MD degree in 1978. He became interested in Homeopathy during medical school. After graduation while working as an Emergency department physician he studied Greek for four years in preparation for study with George Vithoulkas at the Athenian Center for Homeopathic Medicine. He spent two years in Athens earning a diploma in Homeopathy (DHt).

Upon completion of his homeopathic training in 1984, Morrison returned to the United States and assisted in establishing the Hahnemann Medical Clinic and the Hahnemann College of Homeopathy.

Dr. Morrison has published articles in homeopathic journals, presented papers before the International LIGA of homeopathy, and has written two standard texts in homeopathy.

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Topics in Homoeopathy
Philosophy: Organon - Homeopathic proving - Drug dynamization - Succussion - Nosode - Psora
Reference material: Homeopathic repertory - Materia Medica
Homoeopaths: List of homeopaths - Samuel Hahnemann - J.T. Kent - C. von Bönninghausen - J.H.Clarke - L. De Schepper - J. Scholten - R Morrison - E. B. Nash - R.Sankaran - G.Vithoulkas
Branches: Veterinary homeopathy
Related: Allopathy - Alternative medicine - Bach flower remedies - Jacques Benveniste - Isopathy