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Extending the Art of Healing Through Anthroposophy

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by Medical section – Goetheanum ; Laura Scappaticci

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Welcome to Extending the Art of Healing Through Anthroposophy with Dr. Adam Blanning and Laura Scappaticci. This podcast is an invitation to engage with a new perspective on health and your own healing processes, while learning more about the fundamentals of anthroposophical medicine.

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February 15, 2026

Healing Capacities, Medical Protocols

<p>In this episode, we ask what happens when medical protocol replaces human connection in medicine and in education. Medical and educational protocols are meant to meet as many people as possible in an average kind of way, but the response can be vastly different. We need to hold a space for listening to our students and our patients, our children and our community members, in order to discover the solutions that align with their values and needs.</p><p>Adam discusses a measurement called sense of coherence, which decreases our risk of death by any cause by 15 to 20%. We explore the ways that coherence is eroded or strengthened in teenagers through screens, social media, and societal and family expectations. On a larger level, we ask how we can have a sense of coherence when we see and hear about global suffering and challenges. "What can I do about this today?" is a hard question to answer when the world around us or our inner world feels chaotic.</p><p>We move into talking about the body and how the body is not like a car. We can replace parts, but the car doesn't have the capacity to heal itself like the human body does, and we can't mechanize emotional systems or our sense of life.</p><p>Near the end of the podcast, Adam discusses a study that indicates that fevers, particularly in children on the autism spectrum, can help bring the individuality forward in a stronger way. </p><p>Throughout the past two seasons, we've been asking you to reclaim two minutes a day to restore your wholeness. What have you done in those two minutes? How are you reclaiming them? We'd love to know. Email us at extendingtheartofhealing@gmail.com and share your stories with us.</p><p>Find more resources@helpthehealers.org and support this work by making a donation at MedicalSection.goetheanum.ch and follow us on Instagram Medical_Section.</p><p>Thank you for listening and for sharing this podcast! </p>

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January 25, 2026

Allergy and Anxiety

<p>This episode focuses on the connection between allergy and anxiety, and the ways in which our inner world relates to these two reactive processes. Adam equates the stimulus in our environment with our digestive system. We can chew and swallow a ton of food, even junk food, but processing it is a whole other matter entirely. It’s the same with the <br>stimulus in our environment. With that in mind, we explore the role of anti(s), antihistamines and anti-anxiety medications and how <br>they can help and hinder our healing.<br>If you work with teens and children, this episode is definitely for you, as we dive into the pressure placed on parents and kids today. When society tells us that the finished product is the starting place, emptiness is sometimes the outcome. If trying, failing, and <br>growing are where meaning is created, where learning happens, how do we offer our children these types of capacity building <br>opportunities?<br>We hope this episode invites you to explore your inner world and the growing trends of allergy and anxiety from a holistic perspective. Email us at mailto:extendingtheartofhealing@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram @medical_section. Find more resources at helpthehealers.org (http://helpthehealers.org/) and support this work by making a donation at medicalsection.goetheanum.ch (https://medicalsection.goetheanum.ch/).</p>

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January 11, 2026

Rhythm Replaces Strength

Dr. Adam Blanning discusses the importance of bodily and planetary rhythms for healing and vitality, emphasizing the need to prioritize natural processes over external interventions in medicine and education in this interview with Laura.

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What is Extending the Art of Healing Through Anthroposophy?

Welcome to Extending the Art of Healing Through Anthroposophy with Dr. Adam Blanning and Laura Scappaticci. This podcast is an invitation to engage with a new perspective on health and your own healing processes, while learning more about the fundamentals of anthroposophical medicine.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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