ANTHOPOSOPHIC
NURSINGN
Anthroposophic Nursing is considered an extension of the study and practice of conventional nursing, expanding its clinical, scientific, educational and research-based roles.
This approach to care began to develop in order to support Anthroposophic Medicine, which was founded in the 1920s in Arlesheim, Switzerland, by Rudolf Steiner and Dr. Ita Wegman.
ABOUT US
The A.E.E.A. – SPANISH ASSOCIATION OF ANTHROPOSOPHIC NURSING is made up of people who are interested in the purposes and objectives of the association.
The Board of Directors is composed entirely of NURSING PROFESIONALS.
Three pillars that define our purpose:
1.
We promote and develop nursing care from an anthroposophical approach, integrating scientific evidence and research. We foster the creation and dissemination of knowledge through studies, projects, and scientific work that enhance professional practice and improve people’s well-being
2.
We advocate for and promote the professional interests of nurses who work from a holistic view of the human being. We collaborate with universities, organizations, and institutions to foster education and continuous professional development.
3.
We promote and develop health by considering all aspects of the human being—physical, emotional, and spiritual—offering integrative care that is effective and close to the individual and their environment.
WHAT WE DO
WORKSHOPS
Learn comprehensive care—physical, emotional, and spiritual—with practical workshops on anthroposophic nursing.
TALKS
We deepen and strengthen the knowledge and training of our professional team.
CONFERENCES
Meetings with experts in anthroposophic health and care to learn, share, and grow together.
EDUCATION
A first step towards a conscious, holistic, and deeply human nursing practice.