The Physiology of Eurythmy Therapy
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The Physiology of Eurythmy Therapy

The Physiology of Eurythmy Therapy

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Hans-Broder and Elke E. Laue (Author) David Macgregor (Contributor)  

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Eurythmy is a modern art of movement, and eurythmists work in the realms of art, healing and education. The benefits as a healing social art, for both children and adults, are well known. Rudolf Steiner gave a course on eurythmy therapy in which he described the process of 're-enlivening the whole physiology'. The authors of this book have researched eurythmy therapy for many years and this book is a comprehensive overview of their work. 8 b/w illustrations
Hans-Broder von Laue was born in North Germany in 1937. He is a doctor who specialises in anthroposophical medicine. He lectures on cancer treatment and teaches therapeutic eurythmy, and has been widely published. Elke von Laue was born in Dresden, Germany in 1938. She trained as a nurse and has worked as an anthroposophical therapist for many years. She teaches eurythmy therapy and has published several papers on the subject.
  • Contributor: Hans-Broder and Elke E. Laue
  • Imprint: Floris Books
  • ISBN13: 9780863157400
  • Number of Pages: 160
  • Packaged Dimensions: 156x234mm
  • Packaged Weight: 232
  • Format: Paperback
  • Publisher: Floris Books
  • Release Date: 2010-05-27
  • Binding: Paperback / softback
  • Biography: Hans-Broder von Laue was born in North Germany in 1937. He is a doctor who specialises in anthroposophical medicine. He lectures on cancer treatment and teaches therapeutic eurythmy, and has been widely published. Elke von Laue was born in Dresden, Germany in 1938. She trained as a nurse and has worked as an anthroposophical therapist for many years. She teaches eurythmy therapy and has published several papers on the subject.

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