Ideally you should be in practice, or have reached a level of homeopathic education where you are taking cases as part of your studies. The reason for this is that this course is very definitely based on the idea of practice-based learning, it is not intended to be passive receiving of information. Therefore there will be a clear implication that students will go away from teaching weekends and try to implement the method in their own practice.

This course can definitely be studied at the same time as a conventional course in Homeopathy. The aim of this course is to build upon the homeopathic knowledge that you already have, not to replace it. So, although this may be a deeper level of understanding, it does not contradict anything that students are taught at college.

In fact, it is best to study this method while you are studying conventional homeopathy, because you can then qualify from your college and start to implement this method instantly, rather than to start practising with another method, and then take another year to learn how to implement the Sensation Method.