Yerevan, Armenia. The Mayri Center in Armenia trains teachers in the field of special education. Its work is supported by...
Bart Vanmechelen is a member of the leadership team of the newly founded Section for Inclusive Social Development at the...
Haifa, Israel. Tal Hama (Sun Dew) is an Israeli initiative that treats people with cancer and other chronic illnesses. An interview with the anthroposophical doctor Tidhar Donio, who works for the initiative. What does Tal Hama offer to its patients? Twice a month, the initiative hosts a one-week workshop for...
She was a born cosmopolitan—arriving via Java, the Netherlands, and Berlin to Switzerland, where she studied in Zurich and practiced...
On September 9th, the School for Rhythmic Massage Therapy Switzerland opened in the rooms of the Michael branch. Liliane Ammann...
Phoenixmottagningen is a private Anthroposophic day clinic in Ytterjärna, Sweden. Consultation for general medicine and pediatrics take place here, as well as physiotherapy, Anthroposophic nursing and Rhythmic Massage. There are also arts therapies, Werbeck singing therapy, curative eurythmy and biography work. The clinic also offers Color Light Therapy, which is...
Heralded as ‹the Silent Spring of the 21st Century›, Arthur Firstenberg’s ‹The Invisible Rainbow› documents the subtle, unforeseen effects of...
A conversation with five art therapists. Wolfgang Held You work as art therapists, and under Covid conditions, you also had...
Laura Piffaretti is a music therapist in independent practice and in palliative care. She lectures in the Atka degree program Orpheus Music Therapy and in the Hèlios training in Bologna. Since 2020, she has been coordinating the International Coordination of Anthroposophic Arts Therapies (ICAAT). Asis What motivates you in your...
The similarity in sound and etymology of the words ‘healing’ and ‘hallowing’ point to much that medicine and religion have...
Monica Bissegger has been a music therapist at the Filderklinik for 33 years. She teaches as a guest lecturer in...
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