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What is Anthroposophically Extended Medicine?
Anthroposophically-extended
medicine is a holistic and human-centered approach to medicine. It recognizes
and uses the vast information acquired by modern medicine. Then it goes a step
further, adding a knowledge of the laws of the living organism, of the psyche,
and of the spirit derived from a spiritual scientific methodology to that which
is known by conventional scientific means. This requires ongoing professional,
personal, and inner development, as well as attention to spiritual scientific
studies. A vital aspect of the practice of anthroposophically-extended medicine
is the use of the complementary therapies which have been developed or enriched
through Anthroposophy. These include physical therapies (rhythmic massage,
hydrotherapy, compresses), movement therapy, sculpture, painting, music, speech
therapy, psychological and life counseling.
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Mark J. Eisen, MD •
900 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Suite A •
Chapel Hill, NC 27514 • (919) 967-9452
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