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Practitioner Profile
Margaret Easter, RN, MN, NP, CCH
Board Certified Homeopath
Background & Experience
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 Before
becoming interested in homeopathy, Margaret was a clinical
nurse specialist with the National Institutes of Health
where she managed HIV/AIDS research protocols and assisted
in creating the National Center for Complementary and
Alternative Medicine. Earlier, she provided women’s health
care as a nurse practitioner at the Orange County Health
Department in Orlando, FL and served the Seminole County
Health Department as nursing director. She also provided
well-woman gynecologic care for the Tallahassee Feminist
Women’s Health Center and taught nursing at both Santa Fe
Community College and Shands Teaching Hospital in
Gainesville, FL. She is a member of the Maryland Nurse
Practitioner Association, the Homeopathic Nurses
Association, the National Center for Homeopathy, and has
served on the Board of the American Institute of Homeopathy. |
Education
Margaret
graduated from Cornell University-New York Hospital School of
Nursing in 1961. In 1967 she received her Masters in Nursing
from the University of Florida and in 1977 earned her nurse
practitioner certificate from Meharry Medical College. In 1988,
she completed her three year post-graduate homeopathic training
and examinations with the Canadian Academy of Homeopathy, and in
2003 received her certification in classical homeopathy from the
Homeopathic Certification Council. She maintains active nursing
licensure in MD and DC, and national nurse practitioner
certification.
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Treatment Philosophy
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Margaret
listens carefully to each individual’s concerns,
preferences, and
sensitivities
and then selects a homeopathic remedy to match that person’s
unique attributes and disease symptoms. Her case analysis
reflects both the patient’s own health history, and that of
the family of origin. After the remedy is taken, she stays
in touch to be sure each person is experiencing gentle
healing. While patients often comment on the therapeutic
effect of simply telling her about themselves, Margaret
expects the magical healing power of the remedies to go far
beyond what she provides by being a good listener. |
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