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Rhythmical Einreibung - Part 3 Course - Whole Body Einreibung for nurses, massage therapists and other caregivers taught by Anke Smeele, RN, ANS, RET *Completion of Part 1 and 2 is a prerequisite, along with a recommendation from a Specialist in RE. This course also welcomes those who want to refresh their skills in the WBE. Students will continue to work with the theory of rhythmical and life processes through instruction and practice. The learning process is experiential and imaginative, offering a living knowledge of Rhythmical Einreibung that participants can integrate into their health care practices and life situations. Click here for a full description of topics covered, as well as a downloadable registration form.
Rhythmical Einreibungen According to Wegman/Hauschka An Anthroposophic Nursing Course Part 1A: March 1-3, 2019 Part 1B: March 15-17, 2019 Friday and Saturday 8:30am to 6:00pm; Sunday 8:30am to 1:00pm Rhythmical Einreibung is a nursing treatment that gently enlivens, warms and nurtures the whole human being through the conscious application of qualities of touch ant therapeutic oils. Part 1 Course for Nurses, Massage Therapists, Health Care Professionals, Parents and Caregivers - Students will be introduced to the theory of rhythmical and life processes through instruction and practice, and will learn:
Faculty: Janice Balaskas, RN, is an Anthroposophic Nurse Specialist, Rhythmical Einreibungen Specialist and Teacher, and Rhythmical Massage Therapist. She teaches RE in the United States, Europe and Asia.
Judith Brockway-Aventuro, RN, BSN, is an Anthroposophic Nurse Specialist, Ehythmical Einreibungen Specialist and Teacher, and Rhythmical Massage Therapist. She teaches RE in the United States.
Cost of the course: $695.00 NAANA members receive a $25.00 discount on registration. REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS. Pregnant women and individuals with a medical condition should contact the course coordinators before registering. TO REGISTER: Click here to download the Registration Form Contact information and cancellation policy are given in the Registration Form linked above.
A special day-long experience offered for nurses, nursing students and caregivers new to the ideas of Anthroposophic Nursing. The workshop will happen Saturday, April 27th, and will include presentations, discussion and hands-on experiences of Anthroposophic Nursing care. Participants are invited to stay for dinner and lecture the opening evening of the IPMT on April 27th. If participants elect to stay for the entire IPMT week, registration rates will be adjusted at the discretion of the course directors. Participants are responsible for arranging their own transportation and housing. For additional information, please visit Guest Housing at www.threefold.org. Scholarships may be available to current students. Please write to us at naanatraining@gmail.com, detailing your student status and your circumstances.
A course designed to introduce the principles of nursing practice extended by anthroposophy. It includes a range of Anthropsophic Nursing topics that address the anthropsophic foundations of nursing assessment, diagnosis, interventions, healing impulses, and also focuses on personal and professional development. The foundation training is held in one-week intensives, annually for three years. During these years, students desiring certification as an Anthroposophic Nurse are required to continue with self-study assignments and work with an experienced Anthroposophic Nurse mentor.
To be eligible for Certification as an Anthroposophic Nurse the following requirements must be met:
Registered nurses and others who seek knowledge and self development, but are not interested in certification are also welcome to attend the week long courses, but will not be eligible for certification without complete compliance with self-study and course requirements.
The 2019 week-long intensive will take place April 27-May 4, in Chestnut Ridge, New York. Current NAANA members receive a registration discount (as reflected on the registration form). Current nursing students may be eligible for Student Nurse pricing. A limited number of work-study discounts of $200 are available, and there are limited scholarship funds as well. To apply for a student work-study position, please write to us at naanatraining@gmail.com, describing your student/professional status and your circumstances. Student nurses and work-study participants must either arrive onsite at 2:00pm on Friday, April 26th, or must make arrangements to stay after the course concludes on Saturday, May 4th, to assist with classroom breakdown. Tuition includes all meals and snacks (beginning with dinner on Saturday, April 27th), and CNEs. All participants planning to travel by air are strongly encouraged to fly into Newark Liberty International Airport. Information regarding ground transportation can be found here under "Getting Here". A limited number of dorm rooms may be available in Holder House on the Threefold Educational Center campus. Reservations cannot be made until after January 1st, 2019. To reserve a dorm room, after January 1st, please click here. Offering home stays to visitors is a long-standing tradition in the neighborhood of Threefold: Local residents rent their guest rooms to short-term visitors who come to attend courses, workshops and events on the Threefold campus. To help visitors and householders find each other, Threefold maintains a list of rooms available for rent. Please note: The Home Stay list is provided as a courtesy. Householders are responsible for the information contained in the list; the information has not been verified by Threefold. Householders and guests are responsible for all home stay arrangements. Please click here for Home Stay information. We encourage all participants desiring hotel accommodations to reserve a room at the Candlewood Suites in Nanuet.
