Martine Jourde, HOM

Bio

About Martine Jourde, Homeopath, SPHQ, OHMA, CHO, HTSF-Canada:

My background in physiology and epidemiology, as well as my 45 years of experience in using homeopathy both in private practice as well as in community settings in Canada, France and Cuba among others, has nourished my expertise in the use of homeopathy to strengthen communities. Because of its ecological and economic aspects, homeopathy can contribute to sustainable development and to access to health care and prevention in both the Developing and Western worlds. My strong motivation comes from all these years of seeing the positive impact of homeopathy wherever it is used and knowing that homeopathy can help to restore harmony between all living organisms on the planet.

During countless homeopathic missions in Africa, Central and South America, I have developed the HTSF synergetic homeopathic complexes and protocols that are effective in circumstances where disease prevalence goes hand in hand with wide-scale poverty and lack of medical services. The HTSF model of intervention is not solely based on giving access to homeopathic services, but also includes training of local professionals and community leaders to increase their capacity to provide these services themselves and increase their autonomy.

Research is another aspect of my work for HTSF, as I have the privilege of being an Invited Assistant Professor and Searcher at the University of Medical Sciences of Matanzas, Cuba, and participate in the leading processes of a 5 years community based Epigenetic Health Project, with Integrated Homeopathy. Working at bridging this beautiful project with a similar one in Northern Ontario, in a near future, is my dream for advancement of adaptative and integrated homeopathy for «one health for all».