A Homeopathic Approach to Cancer Management in Animals Come and join a limited number of delegates to learn from Sue Armstrong, as she shares her

experiences treating, categorizing and managing cancer cases at different stages of the disease. This includes a critical look at how different conventional interventions impact on the application

of complementary medicines.

When is surgery essential? To treat or not to treat? What would you do if presented with cases such as these?

Soft Tissue Sarcoma Nasal Chondro-Sarcoma Lipoma

Sue will answer these questions and more.......

FIND OUT What to do when we are faced with a case of cancer? Do we subject the patient to repeat anaesthetics, Radiotherapy, toxic chemotherapy drugs and major surgeries? Will this extend their life, and importantly will it provide our animal companions with an extended quality of life? What can we do when clients cannot afford these treatment options or do not want to subject their animal companions to chemotherapy or surgery? What options when the patient cannot tolerate the suggested therapies?

It can be difficult to make decisions when it comes to treating cancer in animals. Sue will illustrate her discoveries throughout the Masterclass with cases from practice that

show many different aspects of integrative cancer care.

THE MASTERCLASS The complementary veterinary medicine branch of the NZVA and the Australian Veterinary Homeopath Group are honoured to be able to bring Dr Sue Armstrong out to Sydney in September 2019. We are really excited to let all of our members know that in addition to a fascinating two days looking at the management of chronic illness and auto-immune dis-ease, on the 14th& 15th September, Sue has agreed to hold a one day Homeopathy Master Class on the Monday, Sept 16th. This represents an incredible opportunity for those of us who choose to integrate homoeopathy into our treatment plans. Learning from a world acclaimed, highly skilled practitioner is an energising, uplifting experience and is critical to reinforce those skills that we have while expanding our treatment options and plans. In the world of Integrative and alternative veterinary practice, you are rarely offered an opportunity to experience truly world-class education on your own doorstep. This is one of those moments. Her biography speaks for itself.

ABOUT SUE: Sue graduated from Cambridge University School of Veterinary Medicine in the UK in 1984 working initially in conventional practice and eventually becoming a partner in one of the first veterinary practices to offer a mixture of Conventional and Holistic treatments. After training with the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital and the Homeopathic Professionals Teaching Group (HPTG) Sue gained her Veterinary Membership to the Faculty of Homeopathy in 1996. Sue later became a tutor and then partner of the HPTG.

She was a founder member of the British Holistic Veterinary Medicine Association (BHVMA) and was President in 2003. She is a past President of both the British Association of Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons (BAHVS) and the College of Animal Homeopathic Medicine (CAHM) in Canada. She is now the Education Director of the British Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy (BAVH). In 2003 Sue set up Balanced Being that had homoeopathy as the core philosophy of a thriving practice offering integrated treatment to both animals and humans.

This is the first homoeopathic veterinary Masterclass in Australia in 7 years!

A rare and exciting opportunity, not to be missed.

In 2016 Sue opened a new human clinic at Ornhams Hall in Boroughbridge and sold the veterinary practice whilst remaining the Clinical Director. Following the shocking statement made by the RCVS in November 2017, Sue left Balanced Being and veterinary practice in February of 2018 as she felt that her ability to practice true integrative veterinary medicine had been greatly compromised. Sue has written and published many papers; she also lectures and consults internationally in countries including Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Japan and the USA as well as throughout the UK and Ireland. Sue is a contributing author of Foundations of Complementary Therapies and Alternative Medicine edited by Robert Adams, plus Canine Nutrigenomics written by Jean Dodds and Diana Laverdure (2015). Sue wrote The Little Book of Thinking Dog - Fisher King Publishing. Her latest book Cancer in Animals: What is to be Cured? was published in 2016. She is currently writing a new book on the future of the veterinary profession. Read more on her website >> http://www.individualis.co.uk

WEEKEND LOGISTICS What’s included 1 Day Masterclass in a small group of 12 attendees Interactive sessions including open discussion with Sue and the group Morning & afternoon tea A catered lunch Costs If you have also registered for the weekend of teaching (14th and 15th of September), then you will receive a $40 discount on the Registration Fees for the Masterclass. Registration for the day: $520 - single day. $480 - for those also attending the weekend conference. Accommodation Shared accommodation is available on Sunday night on Cockatoo Island for $130 pp.

The Venue Cockatoo Island is an amazing venue in Sydney that provides a peaceful learning space with accommodation. For more information on the shared accommodation and to check out the venue: http://www.cockatooisland.gov.au/stay/heritage-holiday-houses Please contact Dr Kathy Cornack to book your accommodation: Newcastle Holistic Vet Services 0421 501 977 Contact@holisticvets.com.au Registration The registration form is on the following page, please send your completed forms to unsworthrose@gmail.com. Please Note: Due to the limited places and venue, all payments are due by the 30th August 2019. We Look forward to seeing there, Rose, Wendy, Cathie, and Kathy