Visit with ACHENA at JAHC
Friday, April 17, 2:45-3:45 PM, in our meeting room and at our table when the exhibit area is open ACHENA Commissioners and Volunteers will be there to greet you!
Stop by to chat, view our posters and pick up selected information sheets
The mission of ACHENA is to promote excellence in the education of professional homeopaths by:
- Establishing standards for the education of professional homeopathic practitioners
- Accrediting institutions and programs that prepare professional homeopathic practitioners
- Certifying continuing education for professional homeopaths
- Serving as a resource center that provides information about accreditation of homeopathy training programs
- Supporting administrators, educators and students in understanding the accreditation process
DON’T MISS this free webinar about accreditation and why it is essential to the growth of the homeopathic profession.
Accreditation in Homeopathic Education
What It Means & Why It Matters
Saturday, March 21, 2026, Noon ET
Presented by
Dr. Sue Roe, President, ACHENA
Katherine Huston, Accreditation Coordinator, ACHENA
In collaboration with The Council of Homeopathy Schools and Colleges
The Accreditation Commission for Homeopathic Education in North America (ACHENA), founded in 1982 as the Council on Homeopathic Education (CHE), is an independent accreditation agency that assesses the educational standards of homeopathic schools and programs. ACHENA Commissioners represent homeopathic educators, practitioners, students, allied health professionals and the public. As a nonprofit agency, ACHENA devotes all promotional activity and funds to the mission and goals of ACHENA.
Accreditation is a process used by institutions of higher learning that grants public recognition for achieving a definitive standard of excellence. Homeopathic schools and programs that receive ACHENA accreditation have met recognized standards of excellence aimed to protect the public and promote professionalism.
ACHENA accreditation is a voluntary, peer-regulated process. To further strengthen the standards of homeopathic education and enhance consumer trust and safety, ACHENA is now seeking recognition from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). It is seeking the designation of accredited standards developer (ASD) which is recognized nationally and internationally as indicators of an equitable, open standards development process.
Thank you for supporting ACHENA by getting involved!
Please partner with ACHENA and give generously to help homeopathic education prosper and continue to grow stronger. Your tax-deductible donation supports our mission to improve the quality of homeopathic education programs and improve consumer protection.
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