Wednesdays, April 8, 15, 22, 29 via Zoom
Anthroposophic Medical Approaches to Infectious Diseases:
An IPMT-online offering
for licensed prescribers (MD, DO, ND, NP, PA, Pharm, DDS and students of these disciplines)
There will be two options for each session - choose the time that works best for your schedule:
- 7:15pm-8:15pm EST/6:15pm-7:15pm CST/5:15pm-6:15pm MST/4:15pm-5:15pm PST (probably best for those in the Eastern half of the US, just before the eurythmy)
- 9:45pm-10:45pm EST/8:45pm-9:45pm CST/7:45pm-8:45pm MST/6:45pm-7:45pm PST (probably best for those in the Western half of the US, just after the eurythmy)
This course will be a four-part study and discussion of the chapter in Husemann/Wolff, Volume Three, on “Infectious Diseases”. The sessions will be divided up between four themes, and will be guided and moderated by IPMT faculty members. Topics include:
- The Concept of Infection and Understanding Bacteria (April 8)
- Infection as an Ecological Problem & the Question of Communicability (April 15)
- Viruses, perhaps with additional readings from Steiner on this topic (April 22)
- Therapy and Prophylaxis of Infectious Disease (April 29)
Registration is required. Tuition is $100 for the four sessions. Click here to register.