Dr. Nicholas J. Nossaman has been practicing medicine since 1969 at United States. A major focus of his investigations is the unconscious interaction between the doctor and his patient. In his articles and lectures

      Dr. Nossaman frequently touches upon the basic issues of human existence, yet without ever slipping off into an esoteric or merely speculative domain. His writings are concerned with issues such as “Reflections on death,” “Projection in the consulting room.”

      For decades, Dr. Nossaman has been active in leading positions at the major instituions of homeopathy in the US. Among others, he served as president of the American Institute of Homeopathy and the National Center for Homeopathy. He was teaching at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, the Metro State College in Denver, Colorado, as well as the Center for Empirical Medicine in Phoenix, Arizona. In addition to his academic activities, Dr. Nossaman is advocating in the health care system for minority groups and the fight against poverty - for instance in coordinating a health care program for Navajo native Americans in Crownpoint, New Mexico.

      Dr. Nossaman is the co-editor of the Journal of the American Institute of Homeopathy (JAIH). On the international scene, he is known for a number of lectures and papers, among others, concerned with additions to Kent´s repertory, homeopathy and psychoanalysis, and difficult cases. Has taught both beginning and advanced courses, and written numerous articles for various homeopathic journals. Other interests: Jungian psychology, photography, watercolor, golf, pantomime and poetry.


Address for communication
Nicholas Nossaman, MD
925 E 17th Ave
Denver, CO80218
Phone: (303) 388-7730