I treat using classical homeopathy, which in practice means that I always prescribe the patient just one remedy, chosen according to what troubles them most. After the first consultation (about 1–2 hours, depending on the patient’s needs) I select, from what they tell me, the main problem — the axis of the story that connects their worries, suffering and illness — and translate it into the language of repertorisation (I use the latest version of the Radar program in English and Kent in Czech). The repertorisation yields several remedies, which I compare in the materia medica with the patient, and I choose the one remedy I am convinced suits the patient best.
Depending on the complexity of the case and on the time available to both the patient and me, I sometimes carry out the analysis, repertorisation and prescription during the consultation (especially if I have known the patient for a longer time); at other times I take the case and do the analysis and repertorisation later (with a more complex case it is better to reflect calmly than to reach hastily for the wrong remedy). If I have the needed remedy in my pharmacy, the patient receives it during the consultation. If the remedy has to be ordered, I order it — delivery then usually takes about a week.