Welcome to NASH

Back Row (l-r): Myra Nissen, Treasurer; Tanya Kell, Vice President; Manfred Mueller, President; Carleen Johnson, Secretary; Julie Mann, Director, NASH Foundation.
Front Row (l-r): Kate Birch, International Community Committee Chair; Deborah Hayes, Editor, American Homeopath; Laura Sholtz, Registrar.

“The North American Society of Homeopaths (NASH) is dedicated to promote, represent and serve as the voice of all professional homeopaths in North America. NASH aims to develop and uphold the highest level of excellence in homeopathic practice while enhancing the role of the homeopathic profession as an integral part of health care delivery.”

Originally founded in 1990, its mission was to set standards of competency and to certify individuals in the practice of classical homeopathy in order to inform and protect health care consumers in search of homeopathic treatment. The past 15 years has seen a rapid evolution of various homeopathic agencies throughout North America.

Since 2001, NASH has worked in close communication with the Council of Homeopathic Certification (CHC), which sets and maintains standards of practice for certification in classical homeopathy, a minimum requirement for all NASH Registered Members. NASH aims to uphold the highest standards of excellence in homeopathic practice. In 2002, NASH opened its doors to licensed health care providers who have demonstrated their commitment to homeopathy.

An important element of NASH’s mission is to promote and represent professional homeopaths and to enhance the role of the homeopathic profession as an integral part of health care delivery in North America.

NASH’s goal is to further develop an expanded, cohesive organization that gives its members:

Professional unity and strength.
A strong voice among other health care modalities.
A powerful presence in society at all levels – social, health, political and legal.

As the leading organization representing all professional homeopaths in North America, NASH is committed to supporting its members in meeting the challenges of professional homeopathic practice.

Our Goals

ALegitimize homeopathy as a profession through a strong political voice.

Support state homeopathic associations
Support state legislative bills promoting health freedom

BGain acceptance of homeopathy in the health care system.

Educate the general public about homeopathy and registered homeopaths
Establish interactive relationships with universities and health organizations

CEstablish credibility of registered homeopaths as professionals who contribute to the public health care system.

Promote NASH members by publishing their original articles
Promote NASH members as speakers at national conferences and schools
Provide promotional materials on homeopathy

DDevelop professional support programs for registered homeopaths.

Provide access to group health care
Maintain website archives of past newsletters and journals
Provide interactive peer support for registered members

Board of Directors

The NASH Board of Directors is an all-volunteer board of elected officers with terms lasting for three years. Qualified nominees must hold an RSHom(NA) designation and be upstanding members of the society. The Board may appoint a Registrar and Bi-National Liaison.

Code of Ethics

The NASH Code of Ethics applies to Registered Members of the North American Society of Homeopaths. Its purpose is to establish and maintain standards of practice of Homeopathy by encouraging integrity and responsibility in the practice of homeopathy.

Volunteer Opportunities

Members are encouraged and needed to become involved in the great workings of NASH. We are looking for individuals or committees to fulfill a variety of volunteer opportunities. Your skills are needed; find out how you can help!