"Understanding Early Childhood through Anthroposophy - Tone as Medicine" 60-day recording access

60-day access to recording for the May 8, 2025 webinar: "Understanding Early Childhood through Anthroposophy-Tone as Medicine” Description: Early childhood is a magical phase of life, filled with curiosity, wonder, and immense potential. As we explore the developmental journey of children, anthroposophy provides us with a profound lens through which we can understand their accompanying needs and experiences. This holistic approach emphasizes the interconnectedness of body, soul, and spirit, recognizing that each child is a unique individual with his or her own rhythm and path. Anthroposophy encourages us to observe children closely, to appreciate their innate abilities and needs at different developmental stages. What do we need to know as parents about the Moon period of development, for example? How can this knowledge create the inspiration for a parent to embody that which they hold most dear for a child to reflect? How can the world of tone be used to support development? Presenters: Sheila Phelps Johns holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Accompanying from the University of Southern California and a Master of Music degree in Piano Performance from Wichita State University. She has also played and taught the lyre since 1996, and she has completed post-graduate training in both vocal and instrumental anthroposophic music therapy. She lived in the Washington D.C. area for 30 years where she worked as a community musician using a therapeutic approach in a wide variety of venues that include classroom and private work with children and adults, creating music in social settings, and work with the ill and the dying. Allissa Gaul, ND began practicing in 1999, one of only a dozen naturopathic doctors in Alberta at that time. Since then she has worked with thousands of patients to improve their health through Naturopathic and Anthroposophic Medicine as the founder and director of Resonance Wellness. She has had remarkable success in helping her patients achieve a healthier state.