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Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyRhythm Replaces StrengthThe rhythms of the body and the rhythms of the planet have great wisdom, but rhythm is not about maximal efficiency, something that our current productivity culture insists upon. Rather, it is connected to vitality and life. Our own capacity to heal is incredible, yet in our current western medical culture, we put more emphasis on outside interventions. This is true in educational systems, where we may not allow the natural unfolding of learning, but rather put standards and benchmarks above natural curiosity and interest. In other words, we have a regenerative body, but it needs t...
2026-01-1156 min
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyThe Antidote to BurnoutBurn-out! It’s everywhere. It affects parents, teachers, doctors, and students. Physicians feel it as their work becomes more and more consumed by medical records. Teachers feel it when they are asked to teach to the test. Parents feel it from the intense busyness that consumes daily life. Where does burn-out come from and how can we ease the sense of depletion it creates? Together Dr. Adam Blanning and Laura Scappaticci will explore burn-out and its antidotes, looking at time, technology, and ways to reclaim our wholeness. If you haven’t yet listened to our 10 mini-episodes in Seaso...
2026-01-0455 min
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyClaiming Wholeness Part 1: New Viewpoints on Resiliency with Dr. Adam BlanningClaiming Wholeness Part 1: New Viewpoints on Resiliency with Dr. Adam BlanningThis episode discusses the dominant role of deductive reasoning and date-driven therapies in medicine. We consider the ways they are complimented by three additional lenses: time and progression, "gesture thinking", and meaning. Find more resources at helpthehealers.org and support this work by making a donation at medicalsection.goetheanum.ch. Email extendingtheartofhealing@gmail.com with your questions and ideas. Follow us on Instagram @medical_section.
2025-12-0711 min
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyClaiming Wholeness: Introduction ~ What is the Claiming Wholeness in Medicine course about? E1 Claiming Wholeness: Introduction ~ What is the Claiming Wholeness in Medicine course about?Welcome to Season 2: Claiming Wholeness in Health and Education. The next 10 mini-episodes are part of a curriculum designed to help you find healing insights and claim a sense of wholeness in your life. These episodes are based on a course created for those who are either learning or practicing medicine. But whether you are a medical provider, healer, educator, or anyone experiencing burn-out, the examples are applicable and invite you to think differently about the processes of healing and your participation in...
2025-12-0713 min
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyEP05: An Approach to the Therapeutic Way of ThinkingSeason One: Awakening our Understanding of Illness: 100-years of Fundamentals of Therapy This podcast is your invitation to engage with new perspectives on health and your own healing processes, while also learning about the fundamentals of anthroposophical medicine. In episode five, the final episode for season one, we discuss chapter 14 of Fundamentals of Therapy by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman. Why did they devote an entire chapter to the concept of boundary? How do we find a healthy balance between having a hard boundary and being permeable? We discuss how silica and sulfur—two subs...
2025-09-021h 00
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyEP04: Nature Of Healing EffectsSeason One: Awakening our Understanding of Illness: 100-years of Fundamentals of Therapy In this episode, we work through chapter seven of Fundamentals of Therapy, by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman. One of the primary concepts introduced in this chapter is how a challenging experience can bring new strength and capacity. This is a part of many holistic healing traditions, but rarely spoken about in conventional medicine. Anthroposophic medicine understands how healing is not just about removing symptoms, but about developing new capacities. You'll hear about iron and its unique role in the body and how it can b...
2025-08-2150 min
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyEP03: Plant, Animal, ManSeason One: Awakening our Understanding of Illness: 100-years of Fundamentals of TherapyIn Episode 3, we discuss Chapter 5 of Fundamentals of Therapy: Plant, Animal, ManMedical education expects young doctors to memorize tremendous amounts of factual information, but offers much less guidance for making the information their own. Modern medicine similarly focuses mostly on quantitative measures—what are you blood tests?—but can forget to see the person behind the lab results. Neither way of working allows for much life. Anthroposophic medicines sees more, much more. It recognizes four levels of being. We can compa...
2025-06-241h 02
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyEP02: The Manifestations Of LifeSeason one: Awakening our Understanding of Illness: 100-years of Fundamentals of TherapyIn Episode 2, we discuss Chapter 3 of Fundamentals of Therapy: The Manifestations Of Life. This chapter asks us to expand our perspective on medicine and healing, particularly into the realm of vitality. We reflect on the static pictures that are often offered to us through medical tests and chemical analysis, in contrast to the dynamic functions within the body’s healing processes. Adam discusses the capacity to self-heal as a mystery unique to living organisms, and what this means to our understanding of health and illness. To su...
2025-06-0247 min
Extending the Art of Healing Through AnthroposophyEP01: True Knowledge of the Human Being as a Foundation for the Art of MedicineSeason one: Awakening our Understanding of Illness: 100-years of Fundamentals of TherapyThe book Fundamentals of Therapy by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman is our guide throughout the next five episodes as we discuss Chapters 1, 3, 5, 7 and 14. We hope you will read along with us! In this episode, Adam and Laura explore Chapter 1: True Knowledge of the Human Being as a Foundation for the Art of Medicine, discussing the challenges of standardized, protocol-based medicine in contrast to the gifts that arise through the relationship between the doctor, the patient, and the illness. We delve into the significance of the...
2025-04-1359 min
葉謝家的瑣碎事允許孩子面對挑戰跨越困難，從「不得過且過」開始。推薦兩部好好看的紀錄片：【我被媽媽詐騙了Con Mum】、【伊貝林：在魔幻世界登入人生 The Remarkable life of Ibelin】，還有暗黑內心世界的【乖女孩】。今天內容除了分享本週幾件事帶給我的體悟之外，推薦三部電影，其中有兩部是紀錄片。 不過更要推薦的是我們學校的讀書會，這是一本對孩子對成人都很重要的書，我自己讀了也獲益良多，推薦大家一起來參加線上的讀書會，收穫滿滿而且收費真的好佛心，請看以下簡介： #孩子的內在力量 #讀書會帶領人林琦珊老師 #線上讀書會 【青禾線上讀書會：好好睡、好好長大—幫助兒童健康成長，成為終其一身內在強韌、幸福的成人】 接觸過華德福教育的父母，一定都聽過老師的提醒：「要讓孩子早點睡覺！」、「要讓孩子有規律的作息！」、「要多動多玩！」。但究竟是為什麼呢？ 為什麼不是先超前部署--學英文、學才藝、學打球呢？終於有一本書淺顯易懂的書，為我們大家清楚說明其背後的原由，那就是布蘭寧醫師Adam Blanning的《好好睡》。布蘭寧醫師在書中告訴我們，培養孩子內在自足的幸福感受，不過度依賴外在的刺激與認同，是我們可以給孩子最珍貴的禮物。但究竟怎樣做，才能讓孩子成為內在強韌的成人？答案竟然就在「睡覺」這件事上。 讓我們共讀本書，一起認識現代生活對兒童發展所造成的壓力，以及看似簡單明瞭，卻需要成人強大決心才能在現代生活中實踐的解方。 【共讀書籍】 《好好睡》（宇宙織錦 出版） 【讀書會帶領人】 林琦珊老師 【日期】 4/19、4/26、5/10、5/17、5/31，共五次的週六 (不可單堂報名)。 【時間】9:00-10:00 每次一小時 *課程連結最晚將於開課前一天提供 【費用】 750元/人；青禾家長500元 更多資訊與報名連結請見： 【青禾線上讀書會： 好好睡、好好長大—幫助兒童健康成長，成為終其一身內在強韌、幸福的成人】課程資訊＆報名連結： https://www.beclass.com/rid=294fecf67da9a55da3d4 歡迎來信：ferminahsieh@yahoo.com.tw 小額贊助支持本節目： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckk6qbf206db20864xhoiruxn 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckk6qbf206db20864xhoiruxn/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting
2025-03-301h 09
Evolution of Medicine PodcastAnthroposophic MedicineIn this episode, we learn about anthroposophic medicine from James Maskell's guest, Adam Blanning, MD. Anthroposophic medicine takes a holistic approach to humans, nature, illness, and healing by addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of health. The principles and practices of this medicinal form incorporate elements of herbal medicine, homeopathy, movement therapies and more. Anthroposophic medicine was established in the early 1920s by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman. Anthroposophic medicine can be especially beneficial for children working through chronic illnesses, such as asthma, allergies or behavioral issues. Dr. Blanning also highlights the importance of understanding developmental...
2024-03-2739 min
That Good May BecomeThe Goetheanum, A Courageous Birthday, & Communing with LiliesIt's my 49th birthday this week and it's episode 49! Explore three deep questions from the Goetheanum World Conference and find out why talking to lilies is on my agenda this year--and why it should be on yours too! Message me your answers on IG, FB and at connect@laurascappaticci.comCheck-out Episode 14 for my interview Medical Section Leader Adam Blanning, MD.
2023-10-0632 min
Waldorf Essentials203. { Auriel's Light } Raising Sound Sleepers Purchase Raising Sound Sleepers here
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“Children weave back and forth between courageous outer exploration and the need for greater inward security. Most measures of child development miss this inward aspect. They take careful note of the (outer) milestones for gross and fine motor skills, and for speech and socialization, but there is little, if any, discussion about the inner steps for growth.” (from the introduction)
What can parents do to avoid bedtime meltdowns? Why do established settling routines stop working? How can children be encouraged to fa...
2023-09-2047 min
Waldorf Essentials182. { Auriel's Light } Retained ReflexesRetained Reflexes with Stephanie Ferris
Book mentioned from Stephanie:
Understanding Deeper Developmental Needs
Adam Blanning
Program recommended by Stephanie
Move Play Thrive Sonia Story
https://www.moveplaythrive.com/
Resource List:
The Well Balanced Child: Movement and Early Learning https://amzn.to/3Koq4SB
Understanding Deeper Developmental Needs
https://amzn.to/3ODsT4E
In the Cortex on IG
https://www.instagram.com/inthecortex_us/
2023-08-0225 min
CancerTalks PodcastHumanizing Medicine With Dr. Mark HancockMark Hancock co-founded Humanizing Medicine in Atlanta with the belief that everyone should have access to quality integrative healthcare. In addition to being board certified in family medicine, Mark has immersed himself in many different practices including painting, farming, and philosophy of medicine. Of painting, he says, “The absolute focus on receiving sense impressions in an awake, open, and scientific state of mind that occurs when painting a still life, portrait or landscape is also essential in medicine.” Mark lives with his wife and business partner Enid, and their six daughters on an urban homestead with...
2022-08-1645 min
WaldorfyHealthy Eating and Sleeping Exploring how healthy eating and sleeping relate to the Waldorf approach. In this episode I'm speaking to my own experience growing up attending a Waldorf school and how it came across that healthy eating and sleeping were related to the Waldorf philosophy. I'm also hosting returning guest, anthroposophical doctor, Dr. Adam Blanning, to speak with me about the relationship between Waldorf and healthy eating and sleeping. In addition, towards the end of this episode, I wrap up this final episode of the seventh season and speak about what's next for Waldorfy. Additional show notes and re...
2022-05-311h 08That Good May BecomeFlip Your Perspective on Healing & Illness with Adam Blanning, MDWhat if our medical system viewed the human being as having innate healing capacities? Explore this perspective and practice with author, teacher, and physician, Adam Blanning, MD. In addition to the framework around healing and illness, our topics include addiction, self-harm, ADHD and more. Go to https://vimeo.com/ondemand/restwarmthandcleanse to see Adam's recent workshop and check out www.anthroposophicmedicine.org to find out more about trainings for healthcare professionals and workshops for everyone.
2021-12-1650 min
The Denver Waldorf School PodcastFinding Rest & Deeper SleepDaylight savings time ends this weekend. As we look forward to the extra hour of sleep we might get, we have an extra special treat this week on our podcast. This week, Dr. Adam Blanning joins us to talk about sleep - specifically, how we can build good sleep rhythms for ourselves and our families, as well as how to avoid confusing our nervous system when it's time to turn in for the night. Dr. Adam Blanning is a DWS parent as well as a DWS graduate. He practices integrative and anthroposophic family medicine, and lectures and teaches nationally...
2021-11-0242 min
Healing Ground MovementWhat in the World is Anthroposophic Medicine?This week, Dr. Carly is joined by Dr. Adam Blanning. Dr. Blanning practices integrative and anthroposophic family medicine, and is president of the Anthroposophic Health Association (AHA). In this episode, Dr. Blanning informs on the integrative medical approach of anthroposophic medicine. The two discuss letting your body engage dynamically with the environment, ripple effects of COVID-19 and offer some “warming” conversation for the winter. You can find Dr. Carly here: Healing Ground Chiropractic Care You can find Dr. Blanning here: Denver Center For Anthroposophic Therapies ———— This episode of Healing Ground Movement was...
2020-12-0755 min
We Nurture: Waldorf Inspired ParentingHow Technology Affects Our Well Being
In this episode, Dr Adam Blanning joins us for a conversation on technology. We are living in a time where technology is becoming ever more present in daily life. It’s vital to be informed about its effects on the well being of young children.Dr. Blanning practices integrative and anthroposophic family medicine in Denver, Colorado where he started his holistic medical practice in 2003. Dr. Blanning lectures and teaches nationally and internationally on topics relating to holistic medicine and the dynamics of human development, with a special interest in supporting children. He is the author of “Understanding Deep...
2020-11-0518 minWaldorfyAnthroposophic MedicineIn this episode I'm diving into anthroposophic medicine. My guest Dr. Adam Blanning and I speak all about what anthroposophic medicine is and how it's practiced. Additional show notes and resources for this episode can be found at waldorfy.com/anthroposophicmedicine.Theme music composed and performed by Book Kennison.
2020-05-2650 min
La Tortulia Podcast: EpisodiosLa Tortulia #176 - Federico el Grande: el Arte de la GuerraFederico el Grande, luego de resistir el asedio de las principales potencias continentales europeas, terminará ganando la guerra de los siete años. Contra todo pronóstico. ¿Pero cómo es que Federico logra combinar ser uno de los mejores estadistas y tácticos de su época y vencer enemigos definitivamente superiores en recursos a él? ¿Cuál es su secreto? ¿Cómo es que Federico juega y gana?
Mientras avanzamos en nuestra historia, exploraremos estas preguntas, identificando los siete pilares que hacen al monarca prusiano especial. Podemos decir que estaremos descubriendo como es el Arte de la Guerra de Federico el...
2019-07-302h 06
La Tortulia PodcastLa Tortulia #176 - Federico el Grande: el Arte de la GuerraFederico el Grande, luego de resistir el asedio de las principales potencias continentales europeas, terminará ganando la guerra de los siete años. Contra todo pronóstico. ¿Pero cómo es que Federico logra combinar ser uno de los mejores estadistas y tácticos de su época y vencer enemigos definitivamente superiores en recursos a él? ¿Cuál es su secreto? ¿Cómo es que Federico juega y gana?
Mientras avanzamos en nuestra historia, exploraremos estas preguntas, identificando los siete pilares que hacen al monarca prusiano especial. Podemos decir que estaremos descubriendo como es el Arte de la Guerra de Fed...
2019-07-302h 06
La Tortulia Podcast: EpisodiosLa Tortulia #174 - Federico el Grande: Batalla de LeuthenSilesia, el pecado original de Federico II de Prusia, vuelve a perseguirlo en 1756. La Emperatriz María Teresa vuelve a por venganza para recuperar ese pedazo de tierra robado y extinguir a Prusia de una vez por todas. Así, Federico se verá sumido en una nueva guerra, tal vez la primera guerra mundial. La Guerra de los Siete Años. Y en esta, Federico, ese gran maestro de la destrucción, interpretará su obra maestra: la batalla de Leuthen.
Tercera Parte de nuestra saga sobre Federico el Grande. Las partes anteriores se encuentran en nuestros episodios #170 y #172.
Imagen: Federico II de Pru...
2019-07-012h 22
La Tortulia PodcastLa Tortulia #174 - Federico el Grande: Batalla de LeuthenSilesia, el pecado original de Federico II de Prusia, vuelve a perseguirlo en 1756. La Emperatriz María Teresa vuelve a por venganza para recuperar ese pedazo de tierra robado y extinguir a Prusia de una vez por todas. Así, Federico se verá sumido en una nueva guerra, tal vez la primera guerra mundial. La Guerra de los Siete Años. Y en esta, Federico, ese gran maestro de la destrucción, interpretará su obra maestra: la batalla de Leuthen.
Tercera Parte de nuestra saga sobre Federico el Grande. Las partes anteriores se encuentran en nuestros episodios #170 y #172.
I...
2019-07-012h 22