The Larynx as an Expression of the "I"
Join us for an esoteric exploration of the mystery of the human voice and its remarkable organ, the larynx.
This unique workshop combines clay modeling and eurythmy to deepen our understanding of this organ, while also examining the clinical significance of human speech through case discussions and live patient interviews. We will look at the larynx as an archetype of the processes of incarnation and how we express our individuality. Bring a case from clinical practice to share!
A minimum of 12 registrants are required by Sept 15th, so if you are interested register soon!
Workshop Highlights
- Understand the larynx as a microcosm of the whole human organism
- Learn to use voice observation as a sensitive diagnostic tool
- Discover eurythmy exercises to support healing
- Hone your clinical skills through case sharing and discussion
- Enhance patient care through new insights and personalized approaches
Nestled in the hills of Wildcat Canyon Regional Park in El Sobrante, California, we will be surrounded by open space and natural beauty, less than an hour from downtown San Francisco.
During this long weekend, participants will observe two live patient encounters and create a clinical assessment and treatment plan together in small groups with a mentor. There will also be an opportunity for participants to present their own clinical case and get feedback from mentors and peers. Time will be set aside each day for therapeutic movement, artistic activity, hiking and exploring the surrounding landscape. Experienced practitioners and CMP graduates are warmly invited to come share cases and mentor new doctors.
This is a wonderful opportunity to collaborate and deepen our therapeutic work together!
Catered lunches and dinners are included (with GF/ DF/ Vegan/ Vegetarian options) in the cost of registration. A simple, self-serve breakfast will also be provided on site before class. Transportation, lodging and individualized breakfasts are the responsibility of participants. Upon registration, a google sheet will be provided for those interested in sharing transportation and lodging. We encourage you to to get in touch with colleagues soon to make shared arrangements.
This workshop is open to all licensed prescribers (MD/DO, ND, NP, PA, DDS) who have completed at least ONE IN-PERSON CONFERENCE or THE FOUNDATIONS OF ANTHROPOSOPHIC MEDICINE ONLINE SERIES.
The conference will be held at the Bay Area Center for Waldorf Teacher Training on the Wildcat Canyon Community School campus at:
3800 Clark Rd.
El Sobrante, CA 94803
There are multiple Airbnb-type properties in the area, and also in nearby Berkeley. Good hotel options include:
- Courtyard by Marriott Richmond Berkeley
- Holiday Inn Express San Pablo-Richmond Area, an IHG Hotel, San Pablo
- Hotel Mac, Richmond
- Holiday Inn Express Berkeley, an IHG Hotel, Berkeley
- Double Tree by Hilton Hotel, Berkeley Marina
Cancellation Policy: Cancellation requests must be received in writing (emailed and received, or postmarked) before Sept 15 for a full refund, less a $100.00 administrative fee. A minimum of 12 registrants is required by this date. If we don't meet this minimum, you will be notified and the course will be cancelled. You will receive a full refund if the course is cancelled. Cancellations after Sept 15 will not be eligible for a refund, but if you would like to gift your spot to a colleague, they will only pay a $100 registration fee. Telephone cancellations cannot be honored. Email cancellations will be promptly acknowledged by return email; until then, you cannot assume they have been received.