A New PsychologyIn a world which is increasingly disconnected and soul-less, Anthroposophic psychology approaches counseling psychology... as if body, soul and spirit matter. We work from a deep understanding of the nature and potential of each human being. Informed by Anthroposophy (the work of Rudolf Steiner) we recognize Anthropos (the potential human being) as individual consciousness embedded within Sophia (world soul, living wisdom). The soul, or pysche, has the unique task of mediating between body and spirit. As counselors, we aim to guide these delicate processes toward optimal health and awakening. Read more... FIND A PRACTITIONER
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Our three-year certificate program leads you into new territory: challenging your current paradigm, nourishing your soul, and stimulating your senses.
Join our mailing list and | Lectures and WorkshopsPaper by Tonya Stoddard, LCSW, AAP Associate/Graduate, "Breathing in the Time of COVID-19," - Stoddard - Breathing in the Time of Covid August2020.pdf Recording of March 24, 2020 AAP Webinar: "Can Anthroposophic Psychology be Helpful in these Times," Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/by2lq7gvoqeokqs/2020.03.24%20AAP%20webinar%20edited.mp4?dl=0 Recording of July 12, 2020 "Medicating Normal" Panel Discussion with AAP faculty members Roberta Nelson, Ph.D. and James Dyson, M.D., as well as Anthroposophic doctor and psychiatrist Pablo Jeczmien (U.K.) and other panelists (including one of the film's subjects) on the documentary "Medicating Normal" and the dangers of drugs prescribed by psychiatrists. Link: https://youtu.be/q8CAy6oBILU Faculty Activities & Special EventsFor More Events, check out our Special Events Page. 2018-2020 3-Year Program: Seminar 9 CLASSESPENNSYLVANIA
Final Seminar of this series is # 9 for current participants (Cohort is closed): April 7 - 11, 2021, online (w/ 6 mtgs. on Saturdays: January 9 & 23; February 6 & 20; March 6 & 20) Final Seminar of this series is # 9 for current participants (Cohort is closed): April 7 - 11, 2021, online (w/ 6 mtgs. on Saturdays: January 9 & 23; February 6 & 20; March 6 & 20) New! 3-Year Certificate Program to be announced in 2021 For more information, go to: Cohorts 5 and 6 Info Student Access to Cohort PortalsYou must be an active participant in the Pennsylvania or Minnesota 3-Year Program to access the following Cohort Portals: Associate Access to PortalsYou must be an active Associate in the Pennsylvania or Minnesota 3-Year Program to access the following Associate Portals: NewslettersFor the current and archived Newsletters, please visit our News page. |
As we all adjust our expectations and schedules due to the current situation, we look forward, with enthusiasm, to the next Three Year (9 seminar) Certificate Program in Anthroposophic Psychology. AAP is a member organization of A.H.A. (Anthroposophic Health Association) (formerly known as AAMTA - Association of Anthroposophic Medicine & Therapies in America), an umbrella organization made up of professional associations for anthroposophic medicine, eurythmy movement therapy, massage therapy, art therapy, music therapy, singing therapy, anthroposophic nursing, anthroposophic naturopathy and anthroposophic psychology. If a person seeks help in their lives that involves body soul, and spirit -- that is, through anthroposophy -- this is a good place to look. Professionals are listed in every part of the country. Through membership, AAP will participate on A.H.A.'s board and send representatives to A.H.A.'s biennial meetings, and AAP certified graduate Practitioners will be listed on A.H.A.'s practitioner listing as an aid to individuals seeking counseling services.
AAP is a member of IFAPA (International Federation of Anthroposophic Psychotherapy Associations) which is part of the Medical Section of the Anthroposophical Society based in Dornach, Switzerland
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