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Alfa & Omega of Kent repertory is a term used to describe the first and the last chapters of the repertory of James Tyler Kent, a prominent homeopath and author of one of the most widely used repertories in homeopathy. The first chapter is called "Mind" and it contains the rubrics related to theRead more
Alfa & Omega of Kent repertory is a term used to describe the first and the last chapters of the repertory of James Tyler Kent, a prominent homeopath and author of one of the most widely used repertories in homeopathy. The first chapter is called “Mind” and it contains the rubrics related to the mental and emotional symptoms of the patients. The last chapter is called “Generalities” and it contains the rubrics related to the general symptoms and modalities of the patients. These two chapters are considered to be very important and comprehensive in covering the totality of symptoms and finding the most suitable remedy for each case. Some homeopaths prefer to use only these two chapters for repertorization, while others use them as a starting point and then refer to other chapters as well.
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