This is a practical workshop for educators who are introducing wellbeing, health and hygiene curriculums, parents and soon to be parents, grandparents and caregivers educating and caring for children to 9 years of age

with Lynette Clifton and Louise Schnitzhofer

A 90 minute online workshop - $20 (AUD)

Sydney - Sunday, May 30 at 9am
Perth - Sunday, May 30 at 7am
New York - Saturday, May 29 at 7pm

Preventive health care for the young child is fundamentally based on providing a health-giving environment because they rely upon others for nourishment and are yet to develop boundaries from their surroundings. Illness can arise when the child does not have the strength to deal with what enters them.

Artificial intelligence has become a part of every environment within which the young child is united. However children lack discernment of the Sense of Self and Other. By applying rhythmical and natural health-giving applications to the senses and through the skin we can balance the effects of technology and support each child towards wholistic wellbeing.

This hands-on workshop introduces anthroposophic preventative health care applications to the skin that can be carried into the daily rhythms of the classroom and home life. These practises can be adapted and extended to suit the individual, classroom and family needs. They build healthy practises of self-care for life that help to maintain wellbeing while also developing a healthy sense of Self and care for the other.

Each participant will be required to bring some basic equipment such as towels, hot water bottle and lemon to partake in the workshop. The experience can be assistive for participants heading into sleep as well as for those re-aligning with oneself for the day.

This workshop is within the Developing the Self the Developing the World Health and Wellbeing Program: Healing the Impacts of Technology - Care and Development of the Senses which begins in early childhood. Children and adults are supported towards capacities for community-orientated participation in the world. Contact us for additional workshops that support older children and adults.

Anthroposophy, as a science, embraces spiritual, social, emotional, cognitive and physical aspects of the human being.

Join Lyn Clifton  for Mantle’s of Care to assist to carer's of children to 9yo.

These workshops are held every month and provide an option of a morning or evening group.

Tuesday night (6:30-8:30pm) or Wednesday morning (10am - 12pm)

Working with the archetypal care qualities of enfolding, holding and warming we will begin to prepare the basis for our home wellbeing kit that supports and harmonies our senses, strengthens and develops confidence and capacities in our children towards their own self care and that of others, and encourages and supports our body's self healing and uprightness. Through our connection with our Selves, the plants in our garden and the nature and seasons around us, we can begin to prepare our home health kit in readiness for our family's needs.

During the evening we will be introduced to enfolding , holding and warming , the sphagnum moss and its protective qualities, and the uplifting and harmonising lemon face cloth.
This practical workshop will offer participants an opportunity to begin to create their family's home health care kit whilst replenishing themselves on the various levels.

Covid requirements will be applied.

Meetings with class parents for the 6th grade.

with Meaghan Witri and Sarah Mecca.

Meetings with class parents for the 4th/5th grade.

with Meaghan Witri and Sarah Mecca.