Off the Grid: Medicine of the People When Its Up to Us
2026-06-16 07:00 - 07:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Virtual webinar
It is so tempting to frame this course as ‘preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse’. The practical reality sounds less interesting but is a lot more likely. Sometimes modern conventional resources and help are unavailable. A camping, mountain biking, hiking or vehicle accident can bring the unexpected. When we visit or live in a remote area, wisdom invites us to be resourceful off the grid. This could happen at any time, but we live in “interesting times”.
Between environmental and climate change, social unrest and widespread microbial activity, it is reasonable to think we may be on our own to make the best health and care choices we can, at some point, for some amount of time. We are seeing these ‘off the grid’ events every month. Natural disasters can limit availability for basic survival requirements, medical care, communication and transportation. Things can go from normal to sideways very quickly. We can collapse or we can take proactive charge of the situations in which we find ourselves, our friends and family.
Join Karen Allen and guest instructors for a homeopath’s roadmap through disaster preparedness and functional off grid self care. Learn to use what you have in your mind, on hand and in your first aid kit for your urgent needs so that you can sustain yourself and those around you until you can get reconnected to a resource grid.
Self care in extreme circumstances. Off the Grid mindset for survival. Strategies for injury and trauma. Bites and stings, fright, near drowning, food poisoning, altitude sickness. Foraging for resources. Creating your own medicines. Social activism impacts of riots, toxic inhalation of smoke grenades, injuries from beanbags, rubber bullets, water cannons. Wounds, infection and sepsis prevention. Water, flooding, boil water orders, on demand filtration, and waterborne illnesses. Sun, heat related illness and hydration, principles of cooling and repair, for people, animals and plants. Chill, effects of hypothermia, repairing cold exposure. Wildfire smoke exposure (a little or a LOT). Staying safe: recognizing what is beyond self care + Ethics of Self Care

Healthy Self Reliance for Homeopaths: Qi Gong Movement & Energy Flow
2026-06-17 11:00 - 11:30 | Virtual webinar
As practitioners, we carry a lot with our day to day work: our clients information, hopes and burdens; our ongoing case analysis, research and learning; our own personal development and self care; our families, friends and communities. If we are going to be successful for the long arc of a full career, then we must invest in ourselves with quality self care.
Join this weekly class on the HUB for a quick Qi Gong ‘pick-me-up’ as you release tension, align with your inner strength and expand your wellness. Kent Combs, certified Qi Gong instructor, leads you through a simple-to-follow practice each Wednesday. You will learn self care for yourself, along with movements and breathing that you can share with your clients. Invest half an hour each week for yourself and those you care for as you join in this convenient class.
Click to join at class time: Self care for Practitioners QiGong with Kent
( March Meeting ID 856 7086 6537 Passcode [REDACTED])

Stoteler E-Learning Study Group
2026-06-18 08:00 - 08:50 | Virtual meeting
This twice-monthly session is open to Ewald Stoteler’s advanced students who have enrolled in the Stoteler Academy’s 4 module E-Learning program for in depth study. We discuss our progress, keep each other on track and problem solve any issues that are coming up with our learning.
If you have enrolled in the Stoteler E-Learning program, and would like to join this studygroup, please email us with your request, attaching your payment receipt for enrollment, and you will be added to the notification list, receiving the access link for our Zoom sessions!

Time Change (USA) Clocks Move Backward
2026-11-01 08:00 - 17:00 | Announcement, Virtual
Check your clocks – we are moving backward 1 hour!
For all of our colleagues, friends and HUB members in other countries, check to see if you are also changing time today. You may need to adjust your schedule if your location changes the time on a different date (or not at all!)
