Traumas Anhang
[The Medical Counselor, January, 1896]
Symph.: Non-union of fractures; the pain
is jagging, pricking, as if the end of the bone was sticking into flesh. To
facilitate the union of fractured bone.
Arn.: Injury to soft tissues; contused
wounds, with much discoloration and sore, bruised feeling. Great fear of being
touched.
Calen.: When there is much loss of
tissue, lacerated wounds, where the repair has to be made by granulation.
Led.: Punctured wounds in palms and soles, as from nails, awls, rat-bite,
sting of insects, etc. Pain remote from seat of injury; parts cold,
subjectively and objectively.
Rhus-t.: Sprains and strains of single
muscles or groups of muscles, from lifting heavy weights, reaching up, etc. -
first moving - continued motion.
Act-r.: Straining and soreness of muscles of entire
body, as in skating, rowing, running, football, etc.
Staph.:For incised, clean-cut wounds (after
operations on the abdomen).
Hyper.: Similar to Ledum.
Punctured, contused, lacerated wounds; from needles, splinters. (under the
nails or in soft tissues rich in nerves). Torn or lacerated nerves - pains shoot up limb in streaks. To prevent
lockjaw.
[Dr. Alberto Sacristan]
By trauma we understand the classic blow. I am going to talk about trauma now simply because
the good weather is coming encouraging us to do more outdoor activities.
We take a ride on the bike with the family through the park or on the
countryside. We go in the mountain for a hike or wander which increases the
risk of suffering a sports accident, in short, a trauma and having an injury.
The use of homeopathy in sports is very frequent, because homeopathic remedies
have a variety of characteristics that make them a first choice in many cases.
First they are effective medications, second they are safe and, finally, they
are not listed as doping substances.
A trauma is an injury affecting some tissues, extremities or an organ,
that has been caused by a shock. In most cases it will be an injury, a
dislocation, a fracture, an ecchymosis or a burn. It
is also possible that the shock is emotional and leads to psychic trauma.
Many times the injury is determined by the type of sport. Running is not
the same as riding a bike or skiing or playing rugby. Everybody can prepare
himself a small sports
kit depending on the frequently occuring
injuries related to the sport activity that is exercised.
Apis.: Injuries that come with a
reddish-pink edema and in inflammatory arthritis.
Arn.: All types of trauma, regardless
of location and origin.
Bel-p.: Trauma that affects the coccyx
or breast. It is very useful in the typical blow that later causes pain every
time we sit down.
Calc-p.: Used to get the bones to knit correctly and
more quickly.
Calen.: Irregular wounds and skin ulcers.
Hyper.: Trauma that affects nerve endings, also in
painful scars.
Rhus-t.: Sprains and dislocations.
Ruta.: Contusions of the periosteum (the most superficial layer of bones), and in
complicated sprains.
Symph.: Bone fractures and eye trauma.
Depending on the location, trauma can cause:
Sprain
Fractures
Post-traumatic hydrarthrosis
Eye trauma
Foreign body in the eye
Trauma of nervous tissue
Trauma of cranial nerve
tissues
Nasal bleeding caused by trauma Mill. or Chin.
In case the ecchymosis or the wound is located
around the eye we can recommend Led.
In case of severe pain of the head after a blow Hyper. can be used for three
weeks.
Trauma located in the breasts Bel-p.:as already indicated, until the patient improves
substantially.
In many of these cases it might be appropriate to go to the emergency
room to rule out any vital pathology.
According to the nature of the trauma
Blunt trauma: Contusions might be associated with Arn.: a first-hand remedy for these cases.
Ham.: Sensation of tension or bursting, which is
characteristic for this remedy and will be needed if these symptoms are
present.
Stab wounds: Hyper.: deep wounds caused by sharp
objects, and Led.:
Puncture wounds that do not bleed and for pains that are limited to the point
of trauma.
Wounds caused by cutting instruments: Staph.: accelerating cicatrization and the reabsorption
of extravasated blood.
Calen.: Traumatic wounds caused by tears,
lacerations or cutting.
Corton lencheri for
favors phagocytosis and
accelerates cicatrization.
Injuries caused by foreign bodies:
1. Sil.: Expulsion of foreign bodies.
2. Hep.: Suppuration around foreign bodies and
expels them.
3. Lob.: Foreign bodies
4. Calen.: is antiseptic and restores the
vitality of the injured part.
[Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman]
Discussion of the indications for Aconitum, Stramonium,
Ignatia, Arnica for refugee trauma that could be
administered by people who are not homeopaths.
I cannot remember such a shared pool of grief and disbelief as has been
generated in this country by the Latino immigrant children debacle since
perhaps the Vietnam War. Besides my own personal heartache on hearing and
seeing the heartless treatment of these devastated parents and children, even
babies, wherever I go others confide in
me their deep pain.
Recently a longtime patient, whose family I
have treated for over 30 years, asked me to share lunch. The topic of
conversation was, “How do we hold this inconceivable injustice and do something
with our compassion that makes a genuine difference?”
As Bob and I were leaving the movie theater
recently after seeing, “The Pope: A Man of His Words,” the mother of another longtime patient came running up to me in
tears asking, “What can we possibly do?”
I find myself devouring books (a few of us have formed a study group)
about refugees, the latest being Exit West, The Displaced: Refugee Writers on
Refugee Lives, and Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl.
Dr. Frankl’s story was beyond horrific and
heroic. As a Jew in World War II, he had the choice of escaping to the U.S. or
remaining in Europe with his parents.
An Austrian neurologist, he chose to stay to stay in Austria and devoted
whatever energy he could rally to doing psychotherapy with the inmates of the
Auschwitz, Theresientadt, and Dachau concentration
camps, where he was also a prisoner.
Please, if any of you reading this article does not believe that the
Holocaust really happened, Google Victor Frankl and
take in his story and the bone-chilling photos of the concentration camp
survivors. This book, published in 1946, included as one of the ten most
influential books in the U.S., had sold over 10 million copies by the time the
author died in 1997.
“To give light, “ Dr. Frankl concluded, “must
endure burning.” How many of us would have made the choice that he did, rather
than avoid the unspeakable horrors and cruelty to which he was subjected? What
carried him through all of it was a search for a deeper, abiding meaning or
purpose of life.
Fortunately, Bob and I live in a very refugee-friendly community.
Although Langley, WA didn’t opt to become a Sanctuary City initially (out of
fear on the part of some board members of loss of federal funding), it did, a
couple of months later, issue an immigrant-friendly statement.
Many of the one thousand residents of our “village” are avid travellers
and benefits, cross-cultural events sponsored by the Northwest Whidbey Language
Association (NWLA) and various churches tend to be well-attended and generously
supported.
In 2007 Bob and I held a fundraiser for a Peruvian family from the
island of Amantaní on Lake Titicaca and raised $3500
in an evening. Just last week NWOLA sponsored
a poignant, eye-opening evening with three amazing women survivors on
the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which, we learned, is the rape capital of
the world. I offered my services to treat these women with homeopathy for their
PTSD and other health issues, and hope that bears fruit.
I am reminded of my early introduction to refugee trauma in my third
year of Bastyr. As a student doctor in the
naturopathic clinic in its very early days, I happened to be
the only one fluent in Spanish when a wave of Salvadorean
refugees arrived in Seattle, welcomed with open arms by a nearby Christian
church.
Since the supervising doctors could not communicate with these women and
children, I was, thankfully, on my own. Their personal stories were truly
harrowing. I especially remember María, who had been
raped, piled atop a truck of dead bodies, and survived only by seizing the
moment to jump off and escape.
Her story and those of her companions stuck with me for life. Those
stories and many far worse surface daily in the media due to the forced
displacement of so many families worldwide.
Now, for those of us who have the eyes and willingness to look, refugee
families in so many parts of the world are struggling for survival, risking
drowning, starvation, murder, rape, indifference, and neglect.
Fortunately homeopathy can be a balm to body, mind, and soul.
Constitutional prescribing, for the whole person, requires expertise,
sensitivity, and time. It can be of tremendous benefit in healing physical,
mental, and emotional wounds, even those too terrible to imagine.
However, for those of you who are not homeopaths skilled enough to do
that, I would like to share some more basic homeopathic remedies that can also
relieve pain and suffering significantly. If left unaddressed, these issues and
states can remain with the individuals for life and be passed onto future
generations.
PTSD
Remedies to consider first are Aconite, Ignatia,
Arnica, and Stramonium.
Acon.: This is the number one remedy to
consider for those frozen by sheer panic and terror. Imagine being in a
stadium, train station, market where a terrorist attack occurs.
Or, as in the case of the Congolese women, when militants suddenly and
unexpectedly charged into their villages and homes, raping, murdering,
threatening, and terrorizing. This absolute panic, which may turn into a
recurrent flashback or nightmares for the rest of one’s life, can be helped
dramatically by Aconite.
The symptoms are typically a racing, pounding heart, physical and mental
restlessness, an overpowering feeling of imminent death. In one word: shock.
Nerves are on edge, palpitations are persistent. The description of this remedy
as “acute, sudden, and violent invasion” is the epitome of what many refugees
have faced.
Imagine having your family murdered, raped, or dismembered before your
eyes. And of being terrorized tat you will be next. And having that horrendous
scene replay again and again, even after you are safely out of the situation.
This is the Aconite state.
Stram.: has similar indications to
Aconite. But it is particularly important to mention given the current trauma
inflicted on immigrant children separated from their parents.
A member of the nightshade family, the predominant fear in this remedy
is being absolutely alone in the wilds at the mercy dangerous, wild animals.
There is a terror of darkness, being injured, having no one around for her to
cling to, and being absolutely forsaken.
I just read that the migrant children ripped, literally from their
parents and, sometimes siblings, are being prevented from hugging, using
nicknames and even remaining with their siblings. Being put in a cage or cell
with no daylight, unprotected, without the protective covering of clothes
(think flimsy space blanket in a cold cell or room) is
exactly the etiology that will trigger a Stramonium state. This underlying panic can erupt as
violence, but it is only because of the sheer fright.
Ign.: The key word for those needing this remedy is grief. It is often
expressed in uncontrollable sobbing, sighing, and hysteria. But the other
polarity is unexpressed grief. Disappointment is profound and the individual is
inconsolable.
She may become absolutely hysterical or fall into a state where she
cannot cry despite the most profound grief, suffering, and loss. There may be a
sensation of a lump in
the throat and a pressure in the chest.
Imagine a Central American mother whose child is yanked from her
desperate grasp, or a Syrian family whose raft washes up on a Greek shore,
having lost their toddler
in the sea on the way. Or a Congolese woman having witnessed the
massacre of her parents and somehow survived a gang military rape.
The longstanding grief of families from Eritrea or Nigeria who spend 15
or 20 years in an inadequate basic refugee camp because they have simply
nowhere else to go.
Arn.: The number one remedy for trauma.
So be it having escaped with one’s life but not one’s limbs in a minefield
explosion or being bruised and battered from miles-long walks out of African
villages that were pillaged or burned.
Arnica can soothe the fear of being hurt mentally as well as physically
but it the classic remedy for accident or trauma victims following a physical
injury, accident, fall, or shock. A
common reaction of those needing Arnica, following a trauma, is to say they are
fine, need no help, and just to walk away. But they are in shock and not okay.
They may have profound injury, such as internal bleeding, even life
threatening. So it is important to help them rather than to believe that they
are fine. I remember years ago walking across a busy Seattle street in front of
one stopped car and not seeing a second in the other lane due to a blind spot.
The auto, fortunately, did see me and stopped
just as it barely touched me.
I went right on as usual and began to get in my parked car, but the
driver stopped me to make sure I was all right. I was clearly in an Arnica
state.
Deeper Remedies for Longstanding PTSD and Other Symptoms
Feel free to use the five remedies above for the indicated conditions.
You are most likely to have a 30C potency, however many of these cases are very
intense and I would
use a 200C or 1M potency one time then follow the results closely.
The substances not compatible with homeopathy are eucalyptus, camphor,
menthol and tea tree. Remedies may have to be repeated if the person drinks
coffee. There are over 4000 constitutional remedies. Which one is needed
constitutionally, at a deeper, chronic level, by a refugee with PTSD is highly
individual.
Remedies made from Magnesium, for example, are considered
orphan remedies. Related mineral remedies (Natriums, Silicas, Aluminas) and others address issues of identity.
Highly sensitive individuals may need plant remedies and those with
strong victim or aggressor themes are likely to need remedies from the animal
kingdom. Since treatment
is so individualized, the individual’s particular state can be
addressed.
I wish more traumatized refugees had access to homeopathic remedies and
experienced homeopaths. In this world where so many are displaced, homeless,
isolated, and suffering, homeopathy can make a profound difference.
[Binal Master]
The seeds of violence and abuse arise from insecurities faced in
day-to-day lives, in love, relationships and work and from feelings of neglect
and isolation. The current rise
in living expenses, where the cost of living exceeds one’s total income,
can make it increasingly difficult to handle emotional, physical and
psychological demands.
This can lead to feelings of grief, displeasure, guilt, inferiority,
jealousy and anger, resulting in physical aggression. Common modes of survival
in people in such situations
are self-abuse, where the person harms him/herself intentionally or
unintentionally (e.g. – eating disorders, substance abuse), and abuse of others
(verbal/physical) whom
he considers weaker or over whom he can maintain power and control.
Abuse and violence is a widespread problem which lies hidden within
communities irrespective of class and race. It occurs behind closed doors and the
most common victims are women, often because standards set by society restrict
them from speaking out or seeking help. Women may fear the stigma to their
families or humiliation and loss of reputation in society.
Homeopathy is a branch of medicine which considers the person as a
whole, and takes account of the physical and psychological characteristics of
the patient. It involves a detailed case history, which serves as ray of hope
to both the patient- i.e., the one who is abused, as well as the offender. The
patient has an opportunity to be heard and understood from her own perspective
.
After careful case taking and analyzing the case, the homeopathic
physician decides on the remedy which suits the patient’s needs.
Other therapies like yoga, meditation, music therapy, dance therapy,
hypnotherapy, anger management, and family therapy are available as adjuncts.
Some cases are due to psychiatric disorders such as antisocial
personality, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. Homeopathy has been found
effective in such cases also,
where it gives people a second chance to adapt to society and live
within the community.
Watch for the following symptoms:
Shock, denial, or disbelief
Anger, irritability, mood swings
Guilt, shame, self-blame
Feeling sad or hopeless
Confusion, difficulty concentrating
Anxiety and fear
Withdrawing from others
Feeling disconnected or numb
Sleeplessness
Fatigue
Pains/Aches
What should victims do?
Don’t isolate. Following a trauma, you may want to withdraw from others,
but isolation makes things worse. Connecting to others will help you heal, so
make an effort to maintain your relationships and avoid spending too much time
alone.
Find a doctor/counselor- seek help and do not
let things get out of control.
Ask for support. It’s important to talk about your feelings and ask for
the help you need. Turn to a trusted family member, friend, and counselor. Join a support groups. Support groups are
especially helpful when your personal support network is limited. Report the
abuse to the relevant authorities to seek legal support.
Establish a daily routine. In order to stay grounded after a trauma, it
helps to have a structured schedule to follow. Try to stick to a daily routine,
with regular times for waking, sleeping, eating, working, and exercise. Make
sure to schedule time for relaxing and social activities, too.
Take care of your health. A healthy body increases your ability to cope
with stress. Get plenty of rest, exercise regularly, eat a well-balanced diet.
It’s also important to avoid alcohol and drugs. Alcohol and drug use can worsen
your trauma symptoms and exacerbate feelings of depression, anxiety, and
isolation.
A Sample of Homeopathic Remedies for Victims of Domestic Violence and
Offenders:
Ign.: The first remedy a homeopath thinks of when someone has suffered the
“loss of a loved one”. This remedy often applies when there are symptoms of a
lump in the throat, spasms in the body, feelings of disappointment in one’s
life dreams.
Nat-m.: Often indicated in a “romantic loss” in
very introverted people. They feel the loss as a breaking in half of their own
identity. They will cry horribly while alone looking at pictures and listening
to music, yet dread to show their feeling in public. This homeopathic remedy is
especially indicated in cases where long term illness progressed from the loss.
Arn.: Indicated where the loss was
perceived as a blow. Often this is a financial trauma from loss of a job or
investment crash. In this case one would feel hurt, bruised, and tender and not
want to engage the hard world. The opposite could be the case when you toughen
up and engage life in a blunt forceful manner in order to regain what you lost.
Mag-m.: Can be indicated after the loss
of a care giver where one feels abandoned and forsaken, left on her own, not
able to fend for herself. This may be accompanied by digestive ailments.
Acon.: One of the common medicines that
are used for the treatment of fear. This medicine is basically for people who
are always anxious, fearful, and in a state of anguish.
Nuv-v.: For individuals who are fault
finding, irritable, quarrelsome. Oversensitive to noise, odors,
light, touch.
Lyc.: Issues like- self-esteem and
self-confidence are affected. A person may be bossy, dominating to those who
know him best, like family, yet act meek and fearful in public. Has fear of
public speaking and even the inability to stand up for oneself in a conflict.
Aversion to undertake anything new, aversion to company yet dreads solitude.
Staph.: Sensitive to scolding, insults. Suppression of anger, emotions;
become speechless in arguments; sympathetic. Suited to individuals who do not
allow themselves to express their emotions. His body may tremble in anger.
Especially indicated when physical complaints appear after suppression of
emotions and suppressed anger.
Lach.: Individuals who are loquacious-
constantly changing from one subject to another, tendency to jealousy,
suspicious. Religious mania, fear of being poisoned. Great weakness mentally
and physically yet not > lying down. Causes: disappointed love,
egotism, anger, ailments from discord with parents, suppressed discharges, bad
effects of tobacco.
Anac.: Irritable, irresolute, easily
angered, lack confidence. Suspicious, irresistible desire to swear and curse;
malicious, destructive, offended easily. Laughs at serious matters and become
serious about laughable matters. Aversion to work. Forgetful- forgets names of
near ones. The characteristics seen in this remedy are- shrieking and cursing
when in rage, violent anger, abusive behavior towards
partner and children, revengeful.
THE EFFECT OF HOMOEOPATHIC SIMILLIMUM IN POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
https://oatd.org/oatd/record?record=handle%5C%3A10210%5C%2F968
Lankesar (2004) researched the efficacy of simillimum treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder.
Each participant completed the researcher’s questionnaire at each
consultation and recorded their stress episodes on a calendar.
The information from the stress episodes calendar was evaluated and was
used together with information obtained at each consultation to compile a
descriptive study of individual cases. Statistical analyses, of the findings
from the measurement tools, were not conducted.
This qualitative study indicated that the simillimum
treatment was effective in reducing post traumatic stress frequency, severity
and intensity. According to case histories, improvement in mental and emotional
well-being, sleep patterns and energy levels were noted in all patients.
The insomnia experienced by the participants can be classified as
secondary insomnia.
This study produced positive results although there were potential
methodological flaws present. It was not a double-blind-placebo-controlled
study and the sample size of
the study was small (n = 10).
[Peter Chappell]
In 2002 in Ethiopia Peter Chappell prepared PC1 for HIV/AIDS, a remedy
that has been used all over sub-Saharan Africa in thousands of cases ever
since. Soon also other genus epidemicus remedies were
prepared for other infectious diseases, like malaria, TB, typhoid, cholera etc.
Source Medicine is the organization run by Peter Chappell and Leilani van Kooten that makes new
Source Remedies available to three European pharmacies that further prepare and
distribute them (www.sourcemedicine.zone).
The Amma Resonance Healing Foundation makes them available to
partners it trains in Africa (www.arhf.nl). ARHF still calls them by the name
Peter initially used -PC Remedies- as Africans are used to it and that name has
been used in several books, manuals and videos that are used to inform and
instruct health workers. Besides PC remedies against epidemic diseases there
are also several resonances for physical and psychological trauma.
The first one that Peter Chappell developed in 2005, was for people of
Rwanda that were still suffering from the genocide that took place in 1994. The
results with
PC War &Genocide encouraged him to create and test further trauma
resonances.
He worked on resonances for Shock, Rape, Long Term Grief, Unburied
Relatives, Torture and many more. People reacted so immediately and profoundly,
that ARHF
also tested these resonances in other African countries. We recorded
some very touching experiences. Below are some examples.
Trauma cases
Case 1: A woman who experienced the genocide in Rwanda had severe
headaches, pain in arms and shoulders and was sleepless because of nightmares.
After PC War & Genocide all symptoms were gone in a matter of days.
Case 2: A young man in Congo who was in the Mai Mai
militia had nightmares of the atrocities in the forest and felt very depressed
after all he had experienced. He could not work and take care of himself. After
PC War & Genocide he was able to sleep again, was in good spirits during
the day and could live a normal life.
Case 3: A woman who was in Mai Mai militia was
raped many times and involved in atrocities. She had a baby after rape and was
constantly thinking of the fighting in the forest and the rape. She had
nightmares every night. PC War & Genocide healed her from this trauma, and
she was then able to care for herself and take care of her baby, and felt well.
Case 4: Another woman lost her mind during her time in the Mai Mai group. She had fear and constantly relived her
experiences in the forest. After PC War & Genocide she was totally healed.
Case 5: A young man, also a former member of the Mai Mai
group, with horrible dreams of war and who paradoxically had the idea to return
to the militia, improved a lot after
PC War & Genocide. He no longer wanted to return to the militia and
is nightmares reduced.
In many other cases we observe people getting rid of their nightmares,
their physical ailments and that they develop new strength and vitality. Especially
children have a wonderful capacity to let go of aggression and once again
laugh. In the following case a child was blocked in its development because of
a trauma experienced during its time in the womb.
Such developmental disorders could be corrected by trauma resonances as
this case shows.
Case 6: A three-year-old girl whose mother saw her brother-in-law killed
in front of her hut, had severe developmental disorders. The girl could not
make any sound and was so weak that she could not stand. After PC Shock the
child started to babble and tried her first cautious steps along a table. Also,
the mother was released from her nightmares and the cruel memories after PC
Shock.
Video Case 7: At arhf.nl under testimonies, you can find a video called
“Rebels that got back to their senses”. Here an ARHF-volunteer for The Congo
shares his experiences in treating rebels in their camp for the trauma of war.
A month later he meets six of them carrying a hoe instead of a gun. They said:
“You gave us this remedy while we were staying in the bush. After this remedy
we had no more nightmares. It was as if our mind was closed, but now we can
think properly again. We’re leaving the bush. Come and visit us in our village
and treat our relatives, our children and our wives.
Video Case 8: On another video called “Rape Trauma” several women share
the horrible experiences they went through and narrate how the PC Remedies they
received for the trauma of war and rape healed them. This is beautifully
summarized by one of them who said, “I am no longer a slave of the past”.
Refugees
After these wonderful experiences with trauma remedies in Africa, we
also tried to help traumatized refugees from Syria, Iraq, Iran, Egypt and of
course from sub-Saharan
countries who came to Europe. We saw the best results with African
people but refugees from other countries also reacted well. They could release
their traumatic images, could relax and sleep well again. Stress was reduced.
Here are some examples.
Case 9: A five-year-old boy from Syria, who experienced the long escape
over the Mediterranean Sea and the march through Europe was so afraid, that he
was not able to remove himself one step away from his Mum. He cried, had
nightmares, and did not eat. After PC War & Genocide he improved and after
the second remedy, PC Shock,
he behaved like a normal child.
Case 10: This was a young woman from Nigeria with two children (5 and 7
years old) who fled from Boko Haram
to Germany. During the flight her husband cracked up
and wanted to kill her and the children with a knife. Luckily, she could
flee from him with the children. After that she was crying a lot, had
nightmares continuously and
was harassed by horrible images. With PC Shock the nightmares and the
images were gone and she felt safe again.
Case 11: A fifty-year-old woman from Syria, who had to leave her 25
years old daughter in Syria was crying a lot, her whole body was aching, she
couldn’t walk because
of the pain and she dreamt every night that her daughter was raped by
IS. After PC War & Genocide and PC Long Term Grief the pain and the dreams
were gone.
These touching stories show the healing these PC trauma remedies are
able to bring about. I am convinced they are able to prevent violence and help
refugees in getting back their strength and liveliness. I encourage you to
explore PC trauma remedies for traumatized people that take refuge in your
country.
PC Remedies for Trauma
Quelle: The remedies described above are
available at three European pharmacies:
Helios Homeopathic Pharmacy in
the UK (www.helios.co.uk ).
Hahnemann Apotheek in The Netherlands (hahnemann.nl – recept@hahnemann.nl)
Apotheke zum hl. Florian
in Austria (pcremedies@hlflorian.at)
Volunteers and volunteer organizations interested in using these
remedies in their projects can contact ARHF for assistance and discounts.
Please write to info@arhf.nl
As indications are not allowed on labels, all remedies have a code by
which they can be ordered. The codes of the resonances mentioned in the cases
presented in this article are:
PC304x for war & genocide
trauma
PC11c for shock trauma
PC435p for rape and rape
stigma trauma
PC434n for long lasting grief
trauma
PC427d for depression
A complete list of all available Source Remedies for trauma can be found
at www.sourcemedicine.zone.
The concise manual “Amma4Africa Trauma Manual – Basic Guide to Treating
Trauma” can be downloaded for free in English and French at www.arhf.nl/information/free_manuals.