I Am Not “Me”, I Am Someone Else

Summary

A case is presented to illustrate a system of case taking called Case Witnessing Process which has proved to be very helpful in understanding children's cases to the core. The whole process of case witnessing is divided into three steps: Passive case witnessing, Active case witnessing, and finally Active-active case witnessing.

Key words

Case witnessing - Fears - Pregnancy - Passive - Active

References

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Dr. Dinesh Chauhan practices Classical Homoeopathy in Mumbai, India. Case Witnessing Process is a scientific and humancentric case taking approach developed by him over a decade of research and seeing patient after patient. Distinguished as a lecturer, by his ability to captivate his listeners' attention as he masterfully makes homoeopathic theory come to life. Dr. Dinesh Chauhan delivers seminars in various countries like Denmark, United Kingdom, South Africa, Korea, Japan, Netherlands, Belgium, Serbia, Israel and conducts three-year clinical courses in Homeopathy in Japan, Serbia, and Israel. He is the author of the books “A Journey Into Human Core” and “A Wander with a little Wonder – Child Centric Case Witnessing”.