CORE TEAM
Anthony Bickley LCSP (Phys), RSHom, Cert.Ed.
PRINCIPAL
With a background in banking, Anthony initially trained as an osteopath. He has been practising homoeopathy since the late 1970’s, and has been both Director and Chair of the Society of Homeopaths. He was also responsible for planning and creating the tradition of homoeopathic conferences in the UK. His aims in homoeopathy are:
• To help to develop Graduate homoeopaths who understand and practice the simplicity of homoeopathy, who can relate each case to the principles and who can put those principles correctly into action in their daily work.
• To help practitioners who are willing to doubt, test and challenge the principles with rigour until they become convinced of their efficacy through their own work
• To encourage practitioners to develop their caring skills in such a way as to increase their practices and their incomes to professional levels. His work has been published in various homoeopathy publications throughout the world and he has lectured at conferences and seminars in UK, Denmark, Ireland and USA. When not doing homoeopathy or osteopathy or teaching them he listens (and sometimes sings) to folk, jazz and blues music or scours auction rooms in search of marine watercolours.
Lisa Mansell LBSH MARH
DIRECTOR OF STUDIES
Lisa graduated from the British School of Homoeopathy in 2002 and lives and practises in Gloucestershire. Recently appointed as Director of Studies, Lisa draws on her own experience of juggling family and studying, a life coaching qualification, and a business/marketing background, to support and develop students as they progress towards being a practitioner. This is a broad remit which ranges from discussing subjects that students are finding challenging on an individual basis, to delivering a lecture on setting up in practice to a year group. She enjoys being the first contact for potential students, and being involved in the behind the scenes running of the school. In any free time Lisa’s preferred method of relaxation is hiding from her husband and four children with a glass of wine, a bar of chocolate and a good book!
Mo Morrish BSc, MCCH, RSHom, Cert.Ed.
SUPERVISION CO-ORDINATOR HEAD OF PRINCIPLES AND PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT
Previously a Microbiologist, Mo graduated from the College of Classical Homoeopathy in 1991 and registered with the Society of Homeopaths in 1994. Now a senior Lecturer at the British School of Homoeopathy, where he has taught and explored the principles and philosophy of homoeopathy for nearly 15 years. Mo also coordinates the School’s supervised clinical training programme. Mo is committed to individuality, simplicity, clarity and fun in both life and learning. He has a particular interest in the healing of men, and the development of a positive and healthy masculinity within this culture. (He also works regularly at Positive Action South West with people struggling with HIV and AIDS)
Alison Morrish LBSH RSHom
CLINIC CO-ORDINATOR, HEAD OF MATERIA MEDICA
Graduating from the British School of Homoeopathy in 1995, and registering with the Society of Homeopaths in 1998, Ali has been teaching at the BSH since 2000. She is now head of the materia medica department, where her enthusiasm for the homoeopathic medicines is infectious. Ali co-ordinates the busy 4th year clinic,
which utilises her supervision expertise to the maximum. Ali has a particular interest in the homoeopathic treatment of people with cancer. She has completed a residential training course at the Bristol Cancer Help Centre and is working as a homoeopath in the busy CAM department at St. Luke’s Hospice in Plymouth. Ali and her husband Mo run a full-time varied practice in Exeter and between them have eight children, which they cite as being a rich source of loving experience which helps to keep them grounded!
Elaine Watson B.Sc., M.Sc., LBSH, Cert.Ed., RSHom
ANATOMY AND PHSIOLOGY TUTOR, CLINICAL MEDICINE TUTOR
Elaine teaches anatomy and physiology, clinical medicine and some materia medica. Her background is in zoology, although she has been practising homoeopathy in her hometown of Caerphilly as well as in Cardiff, for several years. A qualified teacher, Elaine runs a low cost children’s clinic.
Sarah Bickley, LBSH
PROJECT MANAGER
Sarah, who is Anthony’s eldest daughter has studied and worked her way through the BSH ranks from student (graduating in 1998) through Administrator to Director of Studies to her current role as Project Manager. Sarah is responsible for long term planning, external projects and she represents the BSH in homoeopathic education and its development on a national level. Sarah is passionate about the college’s aim to provide the best possible learning experience for students. She lives and works with her children in North Devon, where she indulges her passion for the sea, sand and sports as frequently as possible.
Debbie Schofield LBSH MARH RSHom
CASEWORK LECTURER
Debbie’s previous life as a translator led her into such diverse fields as investment management, plastics manufacturing, racehorse breeding and cheese. From this background she aims in particular to bring to Casework her passion for communication and language - with all its subtleties and nuances - as a means of reaching an accurate understanding of how patients express their illness. She began her studies at the BSH after her 3 children were born and graduated in 2002. She lives and practises in Gloucestershire and in her free time enjoys walking her dog, striving to be a domestic goddess and dreaming of far away places.
Ian Webster DSH MARH
LECTURER
My journey with homeopathy began in 1982 with enrolment in an Australian college for homeopathy. At that time however, the quality of homeopathic education in Australia was generally poor. There was a high quality of teaching in medical sciences though and I spent three years extensively studying the medical sciences. Through private study of homeopathy, my passion for it grew. It was time for travel and I was up for anywhere. It took some time to locate overseas colleges and eventually it became clear that England was the place. In 1987, I commenced studying at the School of Homeopathy. After qualification, I practised in a rural coastal area of northern New South Wales for five years and then returned to England in 1997. I have been practising in south Devon since. Twenty five years on, the flame of homeopathy continues to burn strongly for me. Special areas of interest are the Bombay Method of practice; the treatment of asthma and mens health.
SUPPORT TEAM
Karen Leadbeater DSH RSHom
EXTERNAL MODERATOR
Pat O’Keefe BSc LBSH
LIBRARIAN
Pat is a graduate of the BSH and a practising homoeopath. She has run the BSH library and remedy scheme for many years and has recently branched out into book sales and homoeopathic supplies.
ADDITIONAL TEACHING STAFF
Miranda Castro
Trevor Gunn
Linda Gwillim
Farokh Master
John Morgan
Maggie Whittle
SUPERVISORS LIST
Tania Fielden LBSH RSHom
Pam Howells LBSH MARH
Karen Leadbeater DSH RSHom
Lisa Mansell LBSH MARH
Ali Morrish LBSH RSHom
Mo Morrish MCH RSHom
Debbie Schofield LBSH MARH RSHom
Elaine Watson LBSH RSHom
Ian Webster DSH MARH
“It has been a privilege to become part of the BSH. Even when
I thought that I could not cope, I was encouraged and supported
and made to feel that I was valued. I am dreading leaving this
year, I will miss it all so much. I think I have made friends that
will last a lifetime.”
Krystyna Baker - FINAL YEAR STUDENT 2006
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