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Our Mission Statement

The Australian Anthroposophic Medicine Association fosters and develops Anthroposophic medicine throughout Australia by actively supporting research, training and colleagueship amongst its members both nationally and internationally.

It endeavours to carry and apply the principles of spiritual science to develop a conscious understanding of the illnesses and health challenges of our time.

We provide:

  • Support for practitioners wishing to work out of anthroposophy
  • A forum to share international research, information and clinical data
  • Professional development, seminars and workshops
  • Information for patients and the general public
  • Liaison with other health and medical bodies
  • Published practitioner directories and newsletters

AAMA is a not-for –profit association, is a member of the International Association for Anthroposophic Doctors, the Medical Section in Switzerland.
For contacts to the international co-ordinators movement for Anthroposophic medicine– IKAM click here.

     

Events

 

Medical Seminars with Dr James Dyson MD
April & May 2010 – NSW
For more information visit
www.ecomedicine.com.au

or download the brochure

 
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IPMT 2010
July 9–16th 2010
IPMT (International Post-Graduate Medical Training) week will be held in St
Peter's college, Cambridge, New Zealand for both Australian and New Zealand
participants. Programme to distributed shortly. This is a residential
intensive programme.
Download Brochure
Download Programme
Download Registration Form

July 10–14th 2010
Connecting with Today's Children – an international Kolisko conference
St Peter's College, Cambridge, New Zealand.
See www.koliskochild.com for updated programme.

The training and conference will be integrated.
(notice updated 2.3.2010)

 
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