Ontario College Of Homeopathic Medicine

I could't be more grateful to the faculty at OCHM for providing me with the solid foundation I needed to become a successful Homeopath! I am confident in my abilities because I was trained by such high caliber MD's and HOM's and that is why you should consider studying here. I am now a practicing Homeopath with my own clinic successfully serving my community. I would not be where I am today without OCHM!

OCHM is a most thorough, excellent and inspiring Homeopathic school in North America. It is not only professional in its approach, it has the highest standard of teachers from around the world and gives a non-biased and comprehensive curriculum, which enables one to really take cases with the dexterity, and flexibility needed when treating everybody as the true individuals they are. All courses written and tutored by seasoned Professional Homeopaths, who are not only teaching but more importantly, who are healing people themselves. I am happy to state that OCHM has become my second home. The staff has helped me grow as a person, professional and I have met so many wonderful people here. The faculty and staff are very accommodating and love interacting with the students here. Coming here has been one of the best decisions of my life!

Going to Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine was one of the best decisions of my life. The teachers, clinic supervisors and admin team are the best in the industry. OCHM has by far one of the most superior standards of education. If you wish to learn to be a great homeopath this is the place for you.

Fantastic school! I am really happy I made this choice.
All of the teachers and staff are loving and provide a caring environment, while being very educational. I love the smaller atmosphere where all of the staff can personally know each student.
Out of all the good things I could do in my life, this choice has been the greatest so far.

I am very much interested in the three year diploma program. Has anyone taken that? I am not a sciences student and is concerned about the anatomy, physiology and biochemistry aspect of the course. I only remember bio and chem from high school. Do we have to figure out the dominant gene, dissect etc. Can anyone elaborate on this subject and how intense is the program? Would really help in making my decision.
Thank you in advance!