We champion a unified Homeopathy community

The Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy (IAH) is committed to closing the gap between traditional and conventional medicine by elevating the principles and practice of classical homeopathy. We champion a unified homeopathy community through our deliberate and impassioned approach to the future of healing, centered on education, advocacy and access for all.

Research That Fits Into Your Practice: Join the Practitioner-Generated Research Network (PGRN)

The Practitioner-Generated Research Network (PGRN) brings practitioners together to shape the future of homeopathy.

Join to:

  • Contribute real-world cases to meaningful research
  • Connect with like-minded practitioners
  • Help elevate homeopathy in medicine and public perception

 

Get Involved

The Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy (IAH) has a four-fold approach:

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Make clinical homeopathy care accessible to all

2

Establish a body of high-quality homeopathy research

3

Fund homeopathy study and research at every level

4

Curate a comprehensive historical and research library

Education - Advocacy - Access

Everyone wants to reach their highest potential.
But first, we all have to be healthy.

The Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy is committed to closing the gap between traditional and conventional medicine by elevating the principles and practice of homeopathy. We champion a unified homeopathy community through our deliberate and impassioned approach to the future of healing, centered on education, advocacy and access for all.

Who we are

We are committed to one unified goal of health for all. We are unabashedly whole health champions creating a space where everyone can reach their highest potential through providing a safe place to achieve wellness, accomplish competence, receive support, and ultimately thrive. This takes community.

Our recent news

A new peer-reviewed study from HOHM Foundation explores AI in homeopathy. Findings show how an AI-based remedy finder compared with practitioners in 100 acute cases.
Calling professional and medical homeopathy practitioners to participate in a research study exploring prescribing trends in homeopathy. Participants will be invited to a 90-minute virtual focus group.
This three-day research conference taking place October 17–19, 2025, will showcase the latest advancements in homeopathy through presentations by leading research scientists and physicians from around the world. HOHM Foundation leaders Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray are among the presenters.
A cross-sectional workforce survey conducted by HOHM Foundation provides new data on the demographics, education, practice status, and professional engagement of homeopaths in New Zealand. The findings highlight an experienced, largely female workforce, limited engagement with the national registering body, and a need for further research into professional sustainability.

New Name. Same Mission.

For 10 years, you’ve known us as HOHM Foundation.

Today, we step into the next chapter as the Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy—a name that reflects our growth as a leader in homeopathy research, education, and professional development.

What hasn’t changed?

  • Our mission to expand access to high-quality homeopathy
  • Our commitment to research and education that elevates the profession
  • Our dedication to serving both the homeopathy community

 

Stay tuned for updates as we share what’s next for the Institute.