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    • 19 Oct 2023
    • 11 Apr 2024
    • 4 sessions
    • Online and in Denver, CO
    Registration is closed

    Those who completed their 2022-23 Foundation Year in the Clinical Mentoring Program now move on to their Second Year. The Second Year begins with the Mentoring Weekend in Denver, Colorado, Oct 19-22, 2023. This year's workshop will be in-person only. The cohort will meet as a group another three times, online, the evenings of Nov 9th, Feb 8th and Apr 11th. The majority of the Second Year work takes place within one-on-one assigned mentoring pairs; those sessions should be completed by June 1st, 2024. 
    Mentees are responsible for scheduling sessions with their mentor and must also keep a written log of sessions to be turned in by June 1st, 2024.

    • 19 Oct 2023
    • 18 Apr 2024
    • 4 sessions
    • Online
    Registration is closed
    Those who completed their 2022-23 Second Year in the Clinical Mentoring Program now move on to their Third Year. The Third Year begins with the Mentoring Weekend in Denver, Colorado, Oct 19-22, 2023. This year's workshop will be in-person only. The cohort will meet as a group another three times, online, the evenings of Nov 16th, Feb 15th and Apr 18th. The majority of the Third Year work takes place within one-on-one assigned mentoring pairs; those sessions should be completed by June 1st, 2024. 
    Mentees are responsible for scheduling sessions with their mentor and must also keep a written log of sessions to be turned in by June 1st, 2024.
    • 02 Feb 2024
    • 04 Feb 2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Online
    Register

    The topics covered within this thorough and extensive introductory course include:

    • An Introduction to Mistletoe & a Short Review of Current Research

    • The Immunology and Science of Mistletoe

    • An Introduction to the Art & Science of Host Trees

    • The Warmth Organization as a Doorway to Treating Cancer - an Anthroposophic View

    • Basic Prescribing and Dosing & an Introduction to the Types of Mistletoe

    • The Basics of IV Therapy and Common Adjuvant Treatments

    • The Fundamentals of Metabolic Medicine: Creating the Terrain for Successful VAE and Integrative Therapies

    • Important Emerging Topics and Pearls You Need to Know for Integrative Oncology Evaluation and Treatment

    • Introduction to Helleborus & Adjuvant Anthroposophic Medicine

    • Treatment of Leukemia and Lymphoma with VAE and Helleborus

    • IV Therapies to Compliment VAE

    Click here to see the full schedule.

      A previously-recorded presentation on Managing IV Emergencies will also be provided to those who register for the Fundamental Best Practices course.

      Live attendance of all sessions is highly encouraged. Presentations will be recorded and made available to participants for at least 3 years following the live course. Participants who actively participate in at least 90% of the live sessions are eligible to receive a certificate of participation from the course. Participation in the Fundamental Best Practices of Mistletoe Therapy and Integrative Oncology course may qualify individuals for further training within the Mistletoe Apprenticeship Program. 

      • 27 Apr 2024
      • 3:00 PM
      • 04 May 2024
      • 9:00 AM
      • Sunrise Ranch, Colorado
      Register

      Seven Constitutional Gestures in Diagnosis and Treatment

      Hosted by the Physicians' Association for Anthroposophic Medicine (PAAM),
      presented by The Medical Section at the Goetheanum, Switzerland

      Register before February 25th for absolute best pricing!

      Spring 2024 offers a special AnthroMedicine Conference and Training Week as we welcome both new learners and experienced practitioners to study seven healing gestures. The number seven has long been recognized as an important lens for a whole spectrum of activity. We routinely work within a rhythm of seven days, recognize seven colors in a rainbow, and even seven notes in a musical scale.
      How do these relate to processes of illness and health?
      How do they help us see process and progress? 
      How do they provide an essential therapeutic lens for acute and chronic conditions?

      Guest faculty, Dr. Martin-Guenther Sterner (specialist in internal medicine and gastroenterology, Germany), Albert Schmidli (Anthroposphic Pharmacist, Thailand), and Ken Smith (visual artist and sculptor, San Francisco) will guide us through experiences of:

      • The seven life processes as archetypes for change and transformation
      • The therapeutic use of seven special metal preparations as core healing substances of Anthroposophic medicine
      • Processes of dynamic change as experienced through drawing and sculpture (based on the columns of the first Goetheanum)
      This will be accompanied by small group study and conversation, plant observation, eurythmy (group movement), delicious food and warm community.

      Anthroposophic Pharmacy Course: 2024 will mark year three of the Anthroposophic Pharmacy Course. The Pharmacy Course is a separate, but parallel track within the AnthroMedicine Conference, open to Pharmacists, Pharmacy students, and to doctors who have already completed the four-year training series and are looking to penetrate further into the healing mysteries of medicinal substances and Anthroposophic Pharmacy. 

      Lodging and Transportation: Participants are responsible for their own lodging and transportation. Housing options onsite at Sunrise Ranch include single, double, triple, dorm, commuter and camping. Reservations must be made separately; a link to the Sunrise Ranch reservation page is provided in the Housing section of this online registration form. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve early.

      If you prefer more private, contemporary accommodations, the La Quinta Inn & Suites at 1450 Cascade Avenue in Loveland is the nearest hotel, about a 15-minute drive from Sunrise Ranch. Participants are responsible for their own transportation to and from Sunrise Ranch.

      Sunrise Ranch is located in Loveland, Colorado, about and an hour and twenty minutes from Denver International Airport. Click here for driving directions and a link to shuttle service. Lyft and Uber may be other viable options, but please be aware that Lyft and Uber may not be available for the return trip from Loveland to Denver on the day of departures. 

      Meals are included in the reservation you make through Sunrise Ranch. Meals are delicious, healthy, and well-prepared by Sunrise Ranch. They include organic and locally-sourced ingredients whenever possible. Click here to read more about the food and kitchen at Sunrise Ranch.

      Scholarships and Work Study: Full and partial scholarships and work-study discounts are available! These are prioritized for currently enrolled students and residents of MD, DO, NP, PA, ND and Pharmacy programs. An application letter is required. Please apply early by writing to paamdrscourse@anthroposophy.org describing your current training status and interest in Anthroposophic Medicine. 

      Cancellation Policy: Participants' cancellation requests must be received in writing (emailed and received, or postmarked) before March 23, 2022 for a full refund, less a $100.00 administrative fee. Cancellation requests received in writing before April 13th will receive a 50% refund, less a $100 administrative fee, or a one-time credit toward the following year's Training Week, set to expire after one year. Cancellation requests after April 13th will not be eligible for a refund, but another person may be substituted for an additional $100.00 administrative fee. Telephone cancellations cannot be honored. Email cancellations will be promptly acknowledged by return email; until then, you cannot assume they have been received.

      • 03 Sep 2024
      • 6:00 PM (CEST)
      • 12 Sep 2024
      • 7:00 AM (CEST)
      • Arlesheim, Switzerland & Filderstadt, Germany
      Register

      An international training opportunity to visit numerous clinics and mistletoe manufacturing facilities in Switzerland and Germany. Application is required; open to state-licensed MDs, DOs, NDs, NPs and PAs with previous training in mistletoe therapy and interest to deepen their understanding of Anthroposophic Medicine. Write to paamdrscourse@anthroposophy.org to inquire. A code to register is provided upon approval of application.

      The European Mistletoe Tour and Training organized by PAAM includes the following: lodging, ground transportation, breakfasts, lunches, dinner Sept 4, learning tours and talks beginning the evening of Sept 3, 2024 and ending the morning of Sept 10, 2024. 

      The following are not included: airfare, dinners (other than Sept 4), leisurely tours and activities, registration for Special and Main Conferences at the Goetheanum, Sept 10-15, 2024, lodging, ground transportation and meals after the morning of Sept 10, 2024.

      The trip price per person is $3900.00. A non-refundable deposit of $500 is required to secure a spot. The remaining balance of $3400 must be paid in full no later than June 30, 2024.

      Cancellation requests received no later than Mar 31st are eligible for a full refund, minus the $500 deposit and a $100 admin fee. If the full balance has not been paid at that point, then participant will be refunded whatever amount has been paid beyond the $600 deposit and fee. Cancellation requests received no later than Apr 30, 2024 will receive a 50% refund, minus the $600 deposit and fee. Cancellation requests received no later than June 30, 2024 will receive a 25% refund, minus the $600 deposit and fee. Cancellations after June 30th will likely not be refunded unless circumstances warrant further consideration.

      This cancellation policy, along with trip details, remains subject to change.


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    Moab, UT 84532
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