Anthroposophic Nursing (AN) is a way of providing nursing care that comes out of a deep acknowledgement of the wisdom of the human being, Body, Soul and Spirit.

Come join us for a series of webinars designed to introduce you to some core concepts of Anthroposophic Nursing and the means to implement these understandings into your own self-care as well as informing your professional care.

 TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Introduction to AN and the Inner Mood of the Nurse. Learn how AN can support inner development, wellness and enhance caring 
• The Four-Fold Nature of the human being
• Introduction to Goethean observation – explore the understanding of plants and healing properties
• The Twelve Nursing Gestures
• The Art of Palliative Care

DATES: This is a recorded webinar, to be viewed at your own pace. Upon registration you will receive a Vimeo link and password.

COST:  Regular  $125.00
              NAANA members $100.00

Laurie Schmiesing, RN, MSN, ANS, RES. Laurie has been studying AN since 2009 and has also completed the Anthroposophic Psychology Course. In addition to providing education on Anthroposophic topics, she has a wellness practice in San Jose, CA. She has presented at the American Holistic Nursing Association Conference in 2017, 2018 and 2021.

Dr. Eira Klich-Heartt, RN, DNP, CNS, CNL, ANS. Eira has been involved with AN since 1990’s. Her Master’s thesis was on the use of Lemon Compresses for comfort in fever. She has taught nursing at the pre-licensure as well as at the Master’s level. She currently is working as a staff nurse in post anesthesia recovery and incorporates AN concepts into her care. She has presented at the American Holistic Nursing Association Conference in 2017 and 2022.

Rolf Heine, ANS Rolf is a certified nurse and Anthroposophic nurse specialist.  He worked as a nurse at the Filderklinik hospital, an Anthroposophic hospital in Germany. From 1986 – 2016. He is a teacher at the Filderklinik Independent Nursing School and was a manager at Filderklinik hospital. He is founder and director of the Academy of Nursing Professions at the Filderklink. He currently maintains the network for Anthroposophic Nursing Care in Germany.  He is president of the International Council of Anthroposophic Nursing Associations (ICANA). He lectures and teaches seminars in Germany and abroad.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: foundationcoursean@gmail.com • anthroposophicnursing.org

Information provided by the North American Anthroposophic Nurses Association (NAANA) on its website or through its educational offerings (including conferences, courses, webinars, training) is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for medical advice delivered in person by a licensed professional. NAANA provides users (licensed professional nurses, other licensed practitioners and caregivers) with information that is intended for general informational purposes only, and NAANA disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on such information. 

Attendance at NAANA courses does not extend the current level of practice of the attendee. It is the responsibility of each individual (registered nurse, licensed practitioner) to consult their state nurse practice act or licensing organization to understand professional applications, and to ensure they are abiding by their individual state/licensing organization’s rules and regulations and are practicing within their scope of practice. Caregivers can only provide care for which they are already certified and/or per workplace protocols. NAANA courses with or without certification do not provide a license to touch. State licensure or certification is necessary for professional practice. This course does not qualify for certification as a massage therapist.

Please join us for this special presentation by Alan Thewless for
A Holy Nights Webinar
December 21, 2024 at 4:00 PM EST

Increasingly, as the years of present times unfold, there is a sense of acuteness about the challenges that human beings are facing and navigating. To keep our heads above the sea of rapid changes and to stay strong and creative in the face of events of human suffering, and amidst currents in life that breed intense polarities of emotion, remains an ever-present challenge. Human beings are squeezed in these times and there is a longing to feel the soul breath in which perspective can be gained and vision renewed for the continuance of human dignity and the spiritual fields of humanity’s progress. It is however in such times as these that our senses can awaken in new ways to the qualities of self and of humanity; the squeezing can then become a birthing, must become a birthing, to the precious mission that engages us on the quest to become ever more human. Out of this the tide can change and the culture of the heart be strengthened to know more deeply the gifts and mysteries that are chaliced under the stars and in life’s unfolding.

In every respect, the Holy Nights can come to our aid in helping us connect with the stream of vitality and meaning that surrounds our progress through the turning of the year. By turning to the unique star pictures and heavenly rhythms surrounding this period, we can sense our place more deeply within the unfolding of the human journey

~ Alan Thewless

The Holy Nights Journal Alan has created for 2024-25 can be ordered here:  Holy Nights Journal flyer 2024-2025 Thewless.pdf

Registration is required.
The Zoom information will be sent after registration.

This presentation will not be recorded

Questions, please email: anthronursing@gmail.com

• NAANA Members Register for FREE.  Make sure you are signed in as a Member to be able to selection the NAANA member option.
• Non-Members registration is $10 USD.