Medical Section
School of Spiritual Science
School of Spiritual Science
Ursula Browning is a eurythmy therapist based at St Luke’s Medical Centre Stroud. She is a director of the eurythmy therapy training in Great Britain.
Dr James Dyson (Faculty) was a co-founder of Park Attwood Clinic where he worked from 1979 to 2003. He has worked as a doctor in Steiner Waldorf Schools and with individuals with learning difficulties. His areas of special interest are developmental psychology and adult mental health. He has been a regular contributor to several anthroposophic therapeutic trainings and is a faculty member of the Medical Section Seminar on Mental Health.
Marah Evans is a registered art therapist in an NHS practice who teaches art therapy at Hibernia College. She also runs a biography training and a social and personal development course.
Dr Michael Evans (Faculty) was a co-founder of Park Attwood Clinic and is now an NHS GP based at St Luke’s Medical Centre, Stroud. He teaches Anthroposophical Medical Studies at Hibernia College Stroud and at the International Postgraduate Anthroposophic Medical Training in the Philippines. He is a faculty member of the Medical Section Seminar on Mental Health and has a particular interest in experiential adult learning.
Karl Heinz Finke runs biography training and social and personal development courses at Hibernia College Stroud and in Germany, New Zealand and Australia.
Dr Peter Gruenewald (Faculty) practices as an NHS GP and in anthroposophic private practice at the Helios Medical Centre in Bristol and at the Hale Clinic in London. He has a special interest in stress related problems and anxiety disorders, adolescents with emotional and behavioural problems and learning disabilities.
Anna Hubbard is an anthroposophical therapeutic arts practitioner, working in Stroud. She teaches drawing and art at Hibernia College.
Dr Andrew Maendl (Faculty) is an NHS GP at the Helios Medical Centre in Bristol, a centre which he pioneered over more than 30 years, integrating therapies into an NHS practice.
Dr Frank Mulder (Faculty) is an NHS GP at the Helios Medical Centre in Bristol, having worked for 18 years as a doctor at Park Attwood Clinic in Worcestershire, an anthroposophical residential clinic.
Patricia Mulder is a eurythmy therapist based at Park Attwood Clinic in Worcestershire. She is a director of the eurythmy therapy training in Great Britain.
Brenda Newton is a eurythmy therapist based at the Helios Medical Centre in Bristol.
Elizabeth Roberts has a background in biochemistry and works as a priest of the Christian Community.
Albert Schmidtli is an anthroposophic pharmacist with a special gift in introducing medicinal substances through phenomenology. He has an interest in alchemy as a spiritual approach to substance.
Dr Guus van der Bie is a GP in Holland who works part-time at the Louis Bolk Institute with “Goethean Science” and is the co-ordinator for a course in complementary medicine at the State University of Utrecht. He was previously a university teacher of embryology and anatomy and has written holistic companions for medical students in these two subjects in English.
Ian Wiggle is an anthroposophic pharmacist and an anthroposophical therapeutic arts practitioner.
