{"id":1236,"date":"2017-06-11T16:39:13","date_gmt":"2017-06-11T20:39:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/eana.org\/?p=1236"},"modified":"2017-06-11T20:34:06","modified_gmt":"2017-06-12T00:34:06","slug":"van-der-pals-kirchner-bockholt-tone-eurythmy-therapy-course-to-be-held-in-english-by-jan-ranck-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/eana.org\/wordpress\/van-der-pals-kirchner-bockholt-tone-eurythmy-therapy-course-to-be-held-in-english-by-jan-ranck-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Van der Pals\/ Kirchner-Bockholt Tone Eurythmy Therapy Course to be held in English by Jan Ranck"},"content":{"rendered":"

USA<\/strong> July 20 \u2013 29, 2017 in Glenmoore, Pennsylvania <\/strong>at Camp Hill Beaver Run<\/p>\n

AUSTRALIA<\/strong> Sept. 22 \u2013 Oct. 1, 2017 in Yarra Junction<\/strong> VIC<\/strong> at Little Yarra Steiner School<\/p>\n

This professional course for Eurythmy Therapists <\/strong>and Medical Doctors <\/strong>is also warmly recommended for trained eurythmists, music and art therapists, Waldorf teachers, students in these fields <\/strong>and enthusiasts <\/strong>(latter space permitting)<\/p>\n

The 56 course hours qualify as AnthroMed Professional Development Hours (PDHs)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Download PDF for reports of course participants<\/a><\/p>\n

USA<\/strong>: The course is sponsored by ATHENA<\/strong> and therapeutic eurythmists who are members are eligible to apply for grants via dale1022@sbcglobal.net<\/p>\n

Members of EANA<\/strong> may inquire about travel grants through Gino Ver Eecke at gfbver@gmail.com<\/p>\n

Information and Registration for USA only<\/strong>: abdalma@gmail.com<\/p>\n

(in the subject field please write \u201cBeaver Run\u201d and your name)<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Australia<\/strong>: members of ETZNAZA <\/strong>receive a tuition discount.<\/p>\n

Information and Registrtion for Australia only<\/strong>: lsarah@netspace.net.au<\/p>\n

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Inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s indication that tone eurythmy\u00a0therapy should be developed in addition to speech eurythmy therapy, the eurythmist Lea van der Pals and the medical doctor Margarete Kirchner-Bockholt worked together in the late 1950\u2019s to develop a sequence of exercises in connection with the diseases discussed in Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman’s book “Extending Practical Medicine”. The areas covered include rheumatism, dermatitis, central and peripheral congestion of the systemic circulation, pulmonary circulation abnormalities, diabetes, albuminuria, conditions of overweight and underweight, gout and arthritis. This course, which includes a review of all of the elements of tone eurythmy, was taught for many years by Lea van der Pals within various\u00a0eurythmy therapy trainings, and the effectiveness of the exercises was shown in practice. Evening piano concerts and a eurythmy presentation are also part of the program.<\/p>\n

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Jan Ranck<\/strong> was a student of Lea van der Pals and is a colleague of\u00a0her successor in this field, Annemarie Baeschlin,\u00a0and was\u00a0involved with compositional and editorial suggestions for their publication “Ton-Heileurythmie”, Verlag am Goetheanum 1991, published in English in 2009 as \u201cTone Eurythmy Therapy\u201d by the Medical Section at the Goetheanum. Born in the USA,\u00a0she studied music and comparative arts at Indiana University in Bloomington. She accompanied the London Stage Group on their 1976 USA tour and went on to study eurythmy at\u00a0the Eurythmeum in Dornach, where she subsequently served as\u00a0a teacher.\u00a0In 1984 she joined the faculty of The London School of Eurythmy. She left there to complete a training in eurythmy therapy\u00a0in Stuttgart in 1989, moving afterward to\u00a0Israel, where she is\u00a0currently the founding director of the Jerusalem Eurythmy Ensemble (1990) and the Jerusalem Academy of Eurythmy (1992). She is also an instructor in the Jerusalem Waldorf Teacher Bachelor Program in David Yellin Academic College, and a guest teacher in various venues worldwide, including the Goetheanum and the MA Program in Eurythmy held in Emerson College and Spring Valley. She is the representative for Israel in the International Department of Eurythmy Therapy (\u201cEurythmy Therapy Forum\u201d) and has held the course in Tone Eurythmy Therapy at various venues on the British Isles\u00a0and in the USA.<\/p>\n

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*Jan is a profoundly patient teacher… With her stringent guidance in attending to our experiences in the instrument and a healthy dose of humor she led us through specific focus to intensive engagement and new experience. Her artistry always tended towards clarifying the soul within the instrument and she guided us to mastering ourselves in the movement.\u00a0-Glenda Monash, Eurythmy Therapist<\/p>\n

*I definitely recommend to any physician who is interested in practicing anthroposophical medicine to partake in such a course. All physicians present…felt that we were much closer to being able to understand both our patients in their suffering and\u00a0anthroposophy \u2026as a consequence of the course. -Ross Rentea, MD<\/p>\n

*I cannot remember when I have laughed so much, possibly as a result of not only Jan\u2019s wonderful inclusion of humor in her teaching, but also of the health-giving effect of the exercises.\u00a0-Elizabeth Carlson, Eurythmist<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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