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Cultivate Your Will To Heal
Who are you and why do you take care of people?
Physicians’ Association for Anthroposophic Medicine (PAAM) is a member organization dedicated to helping medical professionals cultivate their will to heal through Anthroposophic Medicine.
Because we recognize each individual brings differing degrees of interest, knowledge, and availability, we offer multiple educational options.
Training You for a New Paradigm in Holistic Care
Anthroposophic medical trainings are offered in 32 different countries and on five continents. The training program for the U.S. and Canada is sponsored by PAAM and is open to all licensed prescribers (MD, DO, NP, ND, PA, DDS and PharmD), as well as students and residents still in training.
The Anthroposophic Medical Training program offers multiple types of learning experiences:
In-person training
Live webinars
Prerecorded on-demand courses
One-on-one mentoring
Application for certification in Anthroposophic Medicine is available to students once they have fulfilled the necessary training and course work. For more information on certification, click here.
How you receive learning
is just as important as the material itself
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Introduction to Anthroposophic Medicine
It begins with learning methods for enlivening your observation of the world. Our introductory courses are designed to allow you to enter at your pace.
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In-Person Training
There are various in-person training opportunities each year to meet individual interests and needs. Some events are prescriber-only and others are multidisciplinary. Offerings include conferences, workshops, and retreats.
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Mistletoe Course
An introductory recorded course is available for purchase, as well as online and in-person events each year.
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Certification in Anthroposophic Medicine
If you know AM is your path as a healer, you can pursue a three-year training for certification in Anthroposophic Medicine.
“My first Anthroposophical Medical Training in 2008 was a game-changer for my career path. The AMT opened my eyes to an international medical movement that has been blossoming for almost a century. This medical movement views the human being, not just in a physical, biological sense, but includes in its view the human being as a potentially evolving spiritual being. Having this wider view of the possibilities of each human being improved how I felt about practicing medicine and was necessary for me to feel good about my relationship with patients. Who will benefit from the AMT? Anyone who has a longing to go deep into the heart of medicine and a yearning to understand why a human being really becomes ill. Anthroposophic Medicine is a holistic medicine that begins with its foundation in conventional medicine, but adds new dimensions that allow a practitioner to penetrate into the deeper layers of each unique, individual patient.”
Tiffany Baer, MD
