Anthroposophic Medical Approaches to Infectious Diseases

Anthroposophic Medical Approaches to Infectious Diseases:
An IPMT-online offering
Open to licensed prescribers (MD, DO, ND, NP, PA, Pharm, DDS and students of these disciplines)
Four 60-minute sessions: Wednesdays (Apr 8, Apr 15, Apr 22 and Apr 29) 
via Zoom

There will be two time options for each session, one offered prior to the correspondent eurythmy course sessions, and one offered after the eurythmy sessions; choose the time that works best for your schedule (select within the online registration form):

• 7:15pm-8:15pm EST/6:15pm-7:15pm CST/5:15pm-6:15pm MST/4:15pm-5:15pm PST (probably best for those in the Eastern half of the US, just before the eurythmy)
• 9:45pm-10:45pm EST/8:45pm-9:45pm CST/7:45pm-8:45pm MST/6:45pm-7:45pm PST (probably best for those in the Western half of the US, just after the eurythmy)

Separate registration for "Eurythmy Practice to Support Resilience and Immunity" is required if you wish to also take the eurythmy course.  

This course will be a four-part study and discussion of the chapter on “Infectious Diseases” in The Anthroposophic Approach to Medicine by Husemann/Wolff, Volume III. The sessions will be divided up between four themes, and will be guided and moderated by IPMT faculty members. Topics include:

• The Concept of Infection, and Understanding Bacteria (April 8)
• Infection as an Ecological Problem, and the Question of Communicability (April 15)
• Viruses, perhaps with additional readings from Steiner on this topic (April 22)
• Therapy and Prophylaxis of Infectious Disease (April 29)

Registration is required. Tuition for the four sessions is $100. If you previously registered for the 2020 Training week, tuition is waived and you will have received a code to register at no charge.

If you have questions, please write to us at paamdrscourse@anthroposophy.org.