Anthroposophic Medicine is an established integrative medical approach which is holistic and salutogenic in its approach, taking "a whole human being" view into the method, diagnosis and therapeutic approach. It gives equal importance to the physical body, the soul/emotional life of the patient, and the individuality/spirituality of the person at the centre of the diagnostic and therapeutic approach. A wide range of professional disciplines have developed within Anthroposophic Health (anthrohealth) and Social Care.  The anthrohealth and Social Care practitioners within our movement come from a range of professional groups.  For a number of these groups their anthro-training is a post-graduate training  which builds on and extends their conventional training e.g. doctors, nurses, pharmacists.

• Anthroposophic Counselling and Psychotherapy
• Anthroposophic Medicine, which is an integrative approach to diagnosis and treatment which extends conventional western medical training.
  
• Anthroposophic Nursing
• Anthroposophic Pharmacy
• Anthroposophic Therapeutic Arts including sculpture, painting/visual arts, speech, music and singing
  
• Biographical Counselling
• Eurythmy Therapy
• Rhythmical Massage
  
• Movement-based therapeutic Bothmer gymnastics and Spatial Dynamics
• An internationally recognised therapy programme for addiction available in 7 major clinics in the world
  
• Close collaboration with educationalists and support for school physicians

Research and Publications

Further reading

• Anthroposophic Health and Social Care Organisations >
• Anthroposophic Health and Social Care Training >
  
• Anthroposophic Medicine information on the Goetheanum Website (international coordination of Anthroposophic Medicine in the world) >
• The system of Anthroposophic Medicine by the International Federation of Anthroposophic Medical Associations (IVAA) >