I became interested in homeopathy after working in the Entertainment industry for many years. I felt like I wanted to do something more with my life and decide to explore opportunities in the health care industry. My goal at the time was to apply to medical school. I worked in the emergency room of a local hospital at night, and took science classes during the day. The ER was a great learning experience, the fast paced energy and the ability to participate in the process of helping trauma victims, on their road to recovery was awesome. But there is another side of the ER clients, those that we referred to as the “regulars.” Those with alcohol abuse issues, suicidal attempts, chronic disease, depression and those suffering from the results of side effects from their prescription medications. My heart went out to the “regulars.” I felt like there had to be a better way to help theses suffering individuals. I began to explore complementary medical schools, but nothing really resonated with me until I was in San Francisco on business and decided to check out a Homeopathic Medical School located in the City. Homeopathy looks at the totality of the person- mentally, physically and emotionally. Homeopathy helps the body heal itself and the ultimate goal of the homeopath is to help the client achieve mental, emotional and physical balance through the use of homeopathic remedies. This spoke to my heart and I knew that Homeopathy was the direction for me. Wanda Smith-Schick, CCH President and Co-Founder of Homeopathy Institute of The Pacific, a 501c(3) non-profit volunteer organization that treats Veterans, Homeless, Underserved and Disenfranchised individuals via Zoom and Pop-Up clinics around United States.