The AAPH is a professional association of practicing or formerly practicing homeopaths founded 1987, formerly the Homeopathic Society of Australia, founded in 1979.

The association was founded to assist the practice, education and promotion of homeopathy that meets Hahnemann’s standard of The Organon in what is to be treated in disease.  To that end, the AAPH accepts members that meet specific standards of training in the bio-sciences and clinical practice.   The AAPH believes it is essential that the practitioner of homeopathy has the skills to integrate the use of the modern bio-sciences and clinical knowledge and to be able to integrate these with a range of professional health practice.  The objective of the AAPH is to facilitate this type of practice.

The AHA is a recognised peak body and public voice in Australia. It is the largest and the only national association of professional homoeopaths in Australia and includes all state branches. The AHA is a not-for-profit organisation, run by elected volunteer professional members with paid administrators.

AHA supports members by:

• Providing and facilitating professional development opportunities

• Facilitating and growing member participation at all levels of the organisation.

• Ensuring members are reliably and regularly informed on issues pertinent to their profession.

• Offering free student membership.

AHA represents homoeopathy in the community by:

• Actively supporting the growth and integration of homoeopathy into Australia’s health care system.

• Providing political and governmental representation, regarding issues affecting the homoeopathic profession.

• Establishing and fostering collaborative relationships within the complimentary health care sector.

• Providing education and information to the public.

The Homeopathic Education and Research Association (HERA) was formed in Melbourne in 1983. Its aims and objectives are to help Australian Homeopaths expand their knowledge and develop their competency in Homeopathy.

HERA offers a network to support the learning of many aspects of homeopathic principles and practice. Ongoing professional education is provided by homeopaths and other health care professionals for the homeopathic profession.

In pursuing these goals HERA has been influenced through contact with the Institute of Clinical Research (ICR) in India. The ICR is one of the foremost educational institutes for homeopathic practice and research in the world today. The ICR has perceived the need to develop an integrated approach to case taking, analysis and synthesis. It is committed to achieving a balance between the art and the science of homeopathy