The Physicians' Association for Anthroposophical Medicine (PAAM) was founded in 1981. It is the only physicians' organization which promotes Anthroposophical Medicine in North America. PAAM regularly sponsors lectures, conferences and educational events throughout the United States and interfaces with other organizations

PHYSICIANS’ ASSOCIATION OF ANTHROPOSOPHIC MEDICINE (PAAM)

interested in developing Anthroposophical Medicine. Its aim is to facilitate personal contact and exchange of knowledge between Anthroposophical health practitioners. PAAM is affiliated with the International Federation of Anthroposophical Medical Associations and the Medical Section of the School for Spiritual Science at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland.   PAAM members are automatically AAMTA members.

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Association for Anthroposophic Meicine and Therapies in America.  Anyone with an interest in therapeutic eurythmy (also known as curative eurythmy) or a wish to support its development in North America is invited to become a member.

ATHENA members are automatically AAMTA members.

Contact: ATHENAcorrespondence@gmail.com Maria Walker-Ebersole, 46 Center Street, East Aurora, NY 14052. Phone: (716)655-6625.  Therapeutic Eurythmy Training in North America (TETNA): Seth Morrison, P.O. Box 389, Copake NY 12516. Phone: (518)329-3337.

RHYTHMICAL MASSAGE THERAPY ASSOCIATION

The purpose of the RMTA of North America is to promote and develop the therapeutic application of Rhythmical Massage as created and elaborated by Dr. Ita Wegman and Dr. Margarete Hauschka. We regard the Anthroposophical view of the human being as an essential foundation for our work. We will act as a forum to foster relationships among the members of the RMTA in North

America and abroad, The Anthroposophical Society, The Medical Section at the Goetheanum and other related organizations.  The RMTA offers workshops for the professional development of trained Rhythmical Massage Therapists.  RMTA members are automatically AAMTA members.

The mission of AAATNA (Association of Anthroposophical Art Therapists in North-America) is to serve our members by creating opportunities to exchange artistic experiences and undertake professional development.  Through these commitments we will build a bridge to the wider world community, creating awareness of Art as an instrument for healing and social change.

In order to facilitate a deep sense of colleagueship and professional development we hold regular meetings, share our work and research, engage in artistic activities, and

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organize workshops, seminars, excursions and retreats.  We ensure regular communication and bridge building to both, our members and to the wider community by means of newsletter, website and conferences. To facilitate this we will use a mandate system for decision making.  AAATNA members are automatically AAMTA members.

Lyre association of north america

Anthroposophic Music Therapists do not have their own professional association. However, most music therapists are also a member of the Lyre Association of North America (LANA), which is at the same time the Movement for Musical Renewal. Inspired by the ideas of Anthroposophy, it is characterized by the application of the phenomenological approach of Wolfgang von Goethe to music, in which we attempt

to engage in active listening and to experience the essence of the most basic elements of music, such as the single tone and the musical interval. Moreover, we acknowledge and explore the relationship of music to the different aspects of the human being--physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Members of LANA are not automatically members of AAMTA.

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