Workshop with Sue Tompkins  - Amsterdam

Towards a Wholistic Astrology

It was a small but enthusiastic group for Sue's workshop.  Drawing on homoeopathic philosophy and the latest developments in practise together with actual cases, Sue looked at the idea  of correspondence from a broad  perspective.  Sue explained how the remedies were visible in the horoscopes of her case studies. We also had a discussion about how health questions could be handled by astrologers who have no medical astrology knowledge.  Perhaps another workshop topic!

The Speaker—Sue Tompkins

Co-founder of the London School of Astrology, Sue's interest in astrology spans 30 years.

Renowned for her down-to-earth and humorous presentations, Sue's teaching experience at all levels (beginners to post-graduate supervision) is extensive.



It includes Local Authority Education and nineteen years with the Faculty of Astrological Studies for whom she was Director of Schools (1986-2000) and responsible for all aspects of its 'live' teaching school. In 2000, she was awarded a fellowship by FAS in recognition of her work in this role. Later that year she founded the London School of Astrology. In 2003 she gained the prestigious Charles Harvey Award for exceptional service to Astrology by the Astrological Association. The recipient of this once-in-a-lifetime award, presented by the Astrological Association, is decided each year by the major astrological organisations in the UK.

Her book Aspects in Astrology (Rider) is widely regarded as a classic and continues to be an international best-seller.

Her new textbook is The Contemporary Astrologer's Handbook (Flare, 2007), which is currently already in its third printing. Sue regularly contributes articles to various magazines and journals at home and abroad.