Repertory of Mental Qualities Homeopathic Software by Jeremy Sherr and Rafi Neu
10/05/2025
Finally!! My new book has been uploaded to Amazon and will be available in the next 12h!!
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Thank you Ella Sherr for editing, Simon Hough for layout and all of you friends and colleagues for your support!
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The Repertory of Mental Qualities, brings you up-to-date with Jeremy Sherr's research to create meta-rubrics.
“For many years I have been continually combining the same mental rubrics, or been frustrated over rubrics I could not find. I decided to solve these issues by creating a new repertory, The Repertory of Mental Qualities.”
~Jeremy Sherr
Our patients can often show major symptoms in Mental areas that, to date, are not well represented in the existing homeopathic repertories. Have you ever tried to repertorize symptoms such as low self esteem, victim or obsessive compulsive disorder, only to find that the rubrics are too small, inappropriate, or just not there?
Have you ever combined Fear of snakes, Dreams of snakes and Delusion of snakes, then added a materia medica word search for “snakes” – and still wished you could add a rubric with all the Snake remedies? That is painfully repetitive work, and in the long run, it can be a waste of your time.
A New Repertory
Jeremy Sherr did something about this challenge. He compiled a new Repertory of Mental Qualities. With meticulous attention to detail, Jeremy made sure that the rubrics in his new repertory are as inclusive as they can be, using both traditional and modern sources.
But he also took care not to include inappropriate entries in the rubrics – the kind of thing that can show up on automated searches merely because of some tricky language issue. For example, a materia medica search using the search word embarrassment will yield remedies mentioned as NOT being embarrassed.
This new repertory has been so helpful in Jeremy's own practice that he created a software version – and made it available in RadarOpus.
What is the Right Rubric?
There is no value in using a fancy delusion, or a keynote that looks artful, if it does not deliver the right remedy for the patient. So let's begin with this obvious logic: if every rubric you select for a case includes the right remedy, then that remedy MUST come out in the final result.
This is the approach that guides Jeremy's new repertory – when you use larger and more inclusive rubrics, you are more likely to find the right remedy. It is better to begin with a bigger list and then narrow down.