Deepening Course in Therapeutic Singing

Stefanie Aurig works internationally as a teacher for the new art of therapeutic singing. She joined the Raphael School for Singing and Singing Therapy in Germany with the founder, Thomas Adam, who taught two 4 year courses of therapeutic singing in North America. Since 2009, she has taught courses and workshops in Germany, Brazil, Australia, Switzerland, and most recently in Finland. This year she was invited to conduct a workshop for doctors in Singing Therapy and the 7 Life Processes. She has vast experience as a music therapist and teacher working in schools, hospitals, palliative care, Elder homes, and in her own practice with private patients. She performs with her husband, Solco Aurig, in “Duo Cantecleer”. Solco is also a colleague of the Raphael School for Singing and Singing Therapy.

Dr. Patricia Reber completed her Osteopathic medical training in 2005, graduating from Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2005 and then completing a one-year internship. During this time she was introduced to Anthroposophical medicine, which combines her interest in human development and natural observation.

In private practice today, Dr. Reber combines traditional Osteopathic Manipulative treatment with Anthroposophical remedies and nutritional supplements. She treats everyone, from pre-birth to grave, with many varied conditions, including newborn issues, children with special needs, dental and vision issues, and many more. She observes her patients, meeting their individualized needs to enhance their overall health and function. Dr. Reber’s practice is based in Colorado.

Glenda Monasch TE has been in therapeutic eurythmy practice since 1993 and works with a wide range of people, from infants to old age. She is the co-director of the therapeutic eurythmy training in North America (TETNA) and the resident eurythmy trainer for physicians, nurses and therapists in the IPMT training of Anthroposophic Medicine in the US. She sees patients in her practice in Boulder and in the Denver Center for Anthroposophic Therapies.