Laying Foundations Towards Inner Freedom in the Young Child through Health and Illness
$40.00
The Course Includes
Laying Foundations Towards Inner Freedom in the Young Child through Health and Illness
A module from Laying Foundations Towards Inner Freedom in the Young Child
by Sarah Mecca
The reality of health, well-being, and illness is that in their fullness they are never static experiences, never a fixed point or “place” of balance or imbalance, but rather that their very nature is reliant on and consists in activities and processes of balancing the ongoing movement of different experiences in our bodily system and in the fourfold human being as a whole. The fact that growth and development in early childhood unfold at such a rapid pace, and that young children are perpetually changing, asks for our absolute presence and deep cultivation of our faculties of perception.
Duration and Study
The lesson is designed for self-paced and self-directed distance learning. Enroll at anytime and an account will be set up on the website, providing immediate access to the lesson which is formatted for printing. The lesson and any associated activities remain available for 2 years, or longer if you choose to stay engaged with ongoing offerings.
When you feel ready, the Diary Sheet at the end of the lesson can be completed and uploaded to your account on the website so that Sarah can respond.
A certificate of completion can be requested if the Diary Sheet has been submitted.
Sarah Mecca
Since 2015, Sarah has worked as an anthroposophic homeopath, seeing adults, children from birth through adolescence and family groups. She offers health consultations in-person and remotely, anthroposophic and homeopathic remedies, and various therapeutic external treatments. Sarah trained as a classical homeopath and completed additional training and extensive mentorship and supervision in prescribing anthroposophic medicine. She is also a trained Waldorf teacher and curative educator. At Sun Heart Farm, Sarah offers early childhood programming, health retreats, and other therapeutic offerings.
Sarah is a contributing author and tutor to Biodynamic Agriculture & Nutrition and Laying Foundations towards Inner Freedom in the Young Child. Sarah also facilitates study groups for Foundations in Anthroposophy and is a primary editor for all courses.
