Editorial and Publishing Statement

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AHA Editorial and Publishing Statement

Similia is published twice yearly in June and December. In accordance with the AHA Similia Policies and Procedures, the AHA Code of Ethics and Practice (October 2016), and in accordance with its ethical and legal obligations, the editorial team has the responsibility to uphold the highest professional standards. Articles are wherever possible blind peer reviewed by two reviewers and every effort is made to ensure that content is balanced and represents multiple perspectives. In acknowledging the divergent opinions and perspectives concerning the theory and practice of homeopathy, the editor determines the composition of each edition. Articles published in Similia do not necessarily represent the views of the Editor or the AHA.

Similia Peer Review Panel

	Jon Gamble BA, ND, Adv Dip (Hom), MAHA, ARoH Reg’d. Registrar of the Australian Register of Homoeopaths 2001–2011. Author of 3 books on homoeopathy. Full time clinical practice since 1987
	Dr Isaac Golden Ph.D, D.Hom., N.D., B.Ec(Hon). Isaac Golden has been a homoeopathic practitioner since 1984. He is founder and Director of the Australasian College of Hahnemannian Homoeopathy which has offered distance education courses in homoeopathic medicine since 1990. Isaac is the author of eleven books on homoeopathy and numerous research articles in local and international journals.
	Zilika Jain is a registered Australian homeopathic practitioner with a deep passion for holistic wellness. Trained in India, she also has a Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics, blending nutritional wisdom with homeopathic knowledge. In 2022 she moved to Australia and has clinics in Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
	Dr Daisy Katarmal, MD(Hom), India is a homoeopathic doctor with expertise in academic writing, and peer review. She is an editorial board member of Indian J Res Hom and Homoeopathic Heritage. She holds certifications in scientific writing and research from ICMR, BMJ, Stanford, and Elsevier.
	Alana Kidd BA, Grad Dip (Comp Therapies), Dip (Hom), MAHA, ARoH Reg’d. Treasurer AHA Vic/Tas Branch (2002–2007). Coordinator AHMC 2010. Continuous homoeopathic clinical practice since 2000.
	Diana Kopatsy BHSc (Hom), BHSc (Nat), MEdSt, GDME, DipTeach, MAHA, ARoH Reg’d. Past editor of Similia; Lecturer Endeavour College of Natural Health (Melbourne campus). Full time clinical practice since 2000.
	Jane Lindsay BSc (Hons), LicWSH, RSHom, MAHA, ARoH Reg’d. Aurum Project Vice President. Past President of AHA QLD. Clinical Practice since 2004 in UK, in Australia since 2009. FOCC Project Co-ordinator 2000- 2010 (Chernobyl’s Children five-year health improvement program), Solomon Islands SSEC ‘Water Medicine’ Co-ordinator since 2010.
	Ann Manning BSc (Hons); Adv Dip (Hom); first degree in psychology. Practising as a homoeopath since 2002, MAHA, ARoH Reg’d. President of NSW Branch of AHA and AHA National President and NSW representative on the AHA National Council. Part of the Aurum Project Survey of Australian Homeopathy Research Team.
	George Papadopoulos, B. Pharm, B HSc (Naturopathy), Cert. Building Biology, MNHAA Adjunct Professional Fellow, National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine, Southern Cross University, has worked as a pharmacist for over 27 years. He has broad experience in community, hospital pharmacy, hospital administration and regulatory affairs. He now works as a naturopathic practitioner with a special interest in homeopathy.
	Dr. Anil Singhal, MD(Hom) is a full time homeopathic physician since 1989, educator, and author with over 35 years of clinical experience. A faculty member at various homeopathic institutions, guiding undergraduate and postgraduate students in the profession. He is the author of Boger’s Legacy, a comprehensive work on Dr. C.M. Boger’s contributions to homeopathy.
	Dr Michael Tomlinson PhD (Camb), MA (LaT), BA (Hons) (Melb), Dip (Hom). National President AHA 1997–98; President ARoH 2001–2006. Former editor of Similia. Higher education strategist and quality assurance professional.
	Dr Sabina Vatter, PhD, MA, BA, Hom Lic, is a homeopath and researcher in psychology based in Sydney with special interest in mental, emotional and spiritual health and well-being.