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David Warkentin

David Warkentin began practicing homeopathy in 1974. He soon realized that repertorizing, which was all done by hand at the time, was begging to be computerized. Drawing on his computer science background, he developed a user-friendly Macintosh repertorizing program for himself and some associates, never intending to turn it into a business. David started Kent Homeopathiic Associates in 1986 to market MacRepertory and, later, ReferenceWorks a homeopathic library.

"David has been a major catalyst for the revolutionary growth we've seen in homeopathy today. We couldn't do the work we do today without his work. His spirit is open, warm, tolerant, and generous. And his computer programs reflect that same spirit of openness. They are not just a method of finding a remedy—but a way of learning about the whole breadth of homeopathy." - Bill Gray

In addition to his work with homeopathic computer programs and teaching, David has been actively involved as a board member in many homeopathic organizations including the Homeopathic Community Council, Homeopaths Without Borders, Council for Homeopathic Certification, and NCH.

Winston, Julian

Elected to the board of directors of the National Center for Homeopathy in 1982. Editor of the NCH newsletter, Homeopathy Today, since 1984. Registrar of the NCH Summer School from 1981 through 1987, and dean of the program from 1988 until 1992. Past Dean, NCH Summer School. Appointed NCH board member Emeritus in 1997. Member of the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia Convention of the United States (HPCUS).

Julian moved to Wellington, New Zealand in 1995. He joined his wife, Gwyneth Evans, in running the Wellington College of Homoeopathy. He also edited Homoeopathy NewZ, a magazine of homoeopathy in New Zealand. Julian passed away June 12, 2005.

His immense library and historical collection can be seen on his New Zealand web site page but not entirely. His web site about his life is maintained at julianwinston.com

The Faces of Homeopathy : An Illustrated History of the First 200 Years, 1999

The Faces of Homeopathy : An Illustrated History of the First 200 Years, 1999 (video)

A Heritage of Homeopathic Literature, 2002