Dr. Herbert A Roberts was a renowned homoeopathic physician and writer. He studied homoeopathy in New York and started his medical practice in 1896 in Vermont. Over his nearly 50 year career, he practiced homoeopathy in Connecticut and held leadership roles in several homoeopathy organizations, including serving as president of the Connecticut Homoeopathic Medical Society. He authored several books on homoeopathic philosophy and remedies and was a respected teacher and contributor to the field of homoeopathy.
Dr. Herbert A Roberts was a renowned homoeopathic physician and writer. He studied homoeopathy in New York and started his medical practice in 1896 in Vermont. Over his nearly 50 year career, he practiced homoeopathy in Connecticut and held leadership roles in several homoeopathy organizations, including serving as president of the Connecticut Homoeopathic Medical Society. He authored several books on homoeopathic philosophy and remedies and was a respected teacher and contributor to the field of homoeopathy.
Dr. Herbert A Roberts was a renowned homoeopathic physician and writer. He studied homoeopathy in New York and started his medical practice in 1896 in Vermont. Over his nearly 50 year career, he practiced homoeopathy in Connecticut and held leadership roles in several homoeopathy organizations, including serving as president of the Connecticut Homoeopathic Medical Society. He authored several books on homoeopathic philosophy and remedies and was a respected teacher and contributor to the field of homoeopathy.
• Dr. Herbert A Roberts is a well-known name in the world of homoeopathic philosophy. Over many years Dr. Roberts articles were universally popular and unanimously accepted and read for their scholarly exposition of the various sides of the homoeopathic philosophy and practice MEDICAL EDUCATION: • He studied for four years in New York Homoeopathic Medical College and obtained graduation in homoeopathic medicine in 1896. MEDICAL PRACTICE • Dr. Roberts started his medical practice as a homoeopathic physician in 1896, in the same year in which he got his graduation, in Brattleboro of Vermont. He practiced here for three years as a successful practitioner. Three years later he closed his clinic in Brattleboro and shifted to Shelton. Connecticut. He started his clinic here in Elizabeth Street at Derby, Connecticut, just across the Housatonic River from Shelton. He practiced homoeopathy for nearly fifty years. CONTRIBUTIONS • Dr. Roberts became a member of the Connecticut Homoeopathic Medical Society after starting his practice in Shelton. He became president of this society for 2 years, from 1904 to 1906. Later he was elected as its secretary and remained in this position for more than thirty years. In 1907, he became a member of American Institute of Homoeopathy. Dr. Roberts was elected to membership in the International Hahnemann an Association in the year 1910. He was entrusted with the Presidential post of this Organization in 1923 and for ten years, from 1924 to 1934, he was the Secretary Treasurer of International Hahnemannian Association. Dr. Roberts was one of the incorporators of the American Foundation for Homoeopathy. His distinguished services to this foundation as a chairman of its Board of Trustees for a number of years were highly praised. Besides, for many years he was a member of the faculty of the Post-Graduate School under management of this foundation. BOOKS by HOMOEOPATHIC WRITINGS 1. Study of Remedies by Comparison 2. The Rheumatic Remedies. 3. Sensation as if 4. The Principles and Art of Cure by Homoeopathy 5. Introduction to Boenninghausens sins" Therapeutic Pocket Book"
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