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Observing classes, and offering mantles of care to students and the community.
There is also a week of workshops for educators and caregivers.
Lyn Clifton joins Sophia’s Garden, offering mantles of care to the children during their free play time and a parent education session.
Exploring the Elements through Chalk Pastel, Warm Rose Face Cloths and Rhythmic Hand Massage.
Experience and education on the role of care in the classroom. A PD for classroom assistants.
Harmonising the Senses | Upbuilding & Revitalising Our Etheric Forces
A quiet reverent space for experiencing beauty is held whilst engaging with daily hygienic self-care practices.
Rose or lemon face cloth, rose sphagni lotion, silk matles rest and herb tea
As you prepare for your meaningful Spring Seminar journey into Steiner education, we would like to extend to you an invitation to book into a specially arranged restorative session during the break times, to support your own well-being during the Seminar. The half hour session will offer you an opportunity to be introduced to daily self care practices, that are not only restorative in the moment, but can be considered in an ongoing way for your own self care during your teaching career to help support your sense of life and balance. They can be introduced into classroom hygiene as a part of the Steiner curriculum for students from early childhood to high school, as well as supporting the wellbeing of parents and staff.
As a gesture to enable you to experience these sessions, they are being partially sponsored by Sydney Steiner College.
We invite you to book a place during the Spring Seminar, to experience hygienic daily self-care practices that compliment studies of this Seminar, support your integration of the Seminar content and reconnect with yourself.
Details:
Date: October 2nd (during lunch time and at the end of the day)
Session Duration: 30 minutes
Treatment: Introduction to a guided face cloth, hand sphagnum rose hand/arm oiling, rest and tea.
Cost: $15 per person per session sponsored by the College (limited spots – 5 people per session)
Booking: Pre-book and payment required to secure your spot by 27th September
Location: Care and Renewal classroom (to be advised during the seminar)
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the profound benefits of Anthroposophical care. Take this time to focus on your well-being, so you can bring greater balance and presence to your future classrooms.
Offered by Lynette Clifton
We’re also making it easy to buy mantles of care items for use at home or in the classroom. We’ll have compress kits, sphagni lotions and silk mantles.
Offering Classroom Assistants an experience and understanding of mantles of care in relation to the healthy development of the senses.
Steiner College Spring Seminar, Glenaeon Castlecrag 2024
Harmonising the Senses | Upbuilding & Revitalising Our Etheric Forces
A quiet reverent space for experiencing beauty is held whilst engaging with daily hygienic self-care practices.
Rose or lemon face cloth, rose sphagni lotion, silk matles rest and herb tea
As you prepare for your meaningful Spring Seminar journey into Steiner education, we would like to extend to you an invitation to book into a specially arranged restorative session during the break times, to support your own well-being during the Seminar. The half hour session will offer you an opportunity to be introduced to daily self care practices, that are not only restorative in the moment, but can be considered in an ongoing way for your own self care during your teaching career to help support your sense of life and balance. They can be introduced into classroom hygiene as a part of the Steiner curriculum for students from early childhood to high school, as well as supporting the wellbeing of parents and staff.
As a gesture to enable you to experience these sessions, they are being partially sponsored by Sydney Steiner College.
We invite you to book a place during the Spring Seminar, to experience hygienic daily self-care practices that compliment studies of this Seminar, support your integration of the Seminar content and reconnect with yourself.
Details:
Date: October 2nd (during lunch time and at the end of the day)
Session Duration: 30 minutes
Treatment: Introduction to a guided face cloth, hand sphagnum rose hand/arm oiling, rest and tea.
Cost: $15 per person per session sponsored by the College (limited spots – 5 people per session)
Booking: Pre-book and payment required to secure your spot by 27th September
Location: Care and Renewal classroom (to be advised during the seminar)
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the profound benefits of Anthroposophical care. Take this time to focus on your well-being, so you can bring greater balance and presence to your future classrooms.
Offered by Lynette Clifton
We’re also making it easy to buy mantles of care items for use at home or in the classroom. We’ll have compress kits, sphagni lotions and silk mantles.
Lyn Clifton joins Sophia’s Garden, offering mantles of care to the children during their free play time and a parent education session.
Parent Education with Lyn Clifton
Retreat practitioners warmly invite adults, especially educators and parents to share in a morning at Myocum to rebuild your forces once a term.
We meet at 9am to commune with nature, to foster and inspire our capacity for wonder and reverence which may lead us to experience the wisdom filled harmony and health giving forces that are inherent in the natural world. By cultivating inner stillness and deep listening, we allow the world to speak, we are brought into a growing relationship through entering into a conversation with the living world. You’ll be guided through an exercise by Fiona Mackenzie.
This experience will flow to a quiet indoor space where you can receive a lemon footbath from Lyn Clifton.
Allow up to 3 hours.
Light refreshments are provided.
Lyn Clifton joins Sophia’s Garden, offering mantles of care to the children during their free play time and a parent education session.
The Temperaments - adults & children
Teacher Training on Wednesday May 15 & 22.
with James Deefholts & Louise Stewart
Regular Eurythmy for Staff and Board members @ Cape Byron Rudolf Steiner School with Marilyn Myres
Supporting the health and wellbeing of the educators.
Facecloth, soup and lemon footbaths after the college meeting.
With Lyn Clifton & Louise Stewart
Retreat practitioners Marilyn Myres, Lyn Clifton and Simone Weihermann invite you to support rebuild your forces. We begin with an hour of eurythmy followed by pastel drawing and mantles of care such as face cloths and handbaths. A light refreshment will also be provided.
We also visit schools to provide workshops for children and their parent(s) to experience mantles of care, and you are welcome to start a conversation about bringing this to your community.
Mantles of Care support in times of loss and change : Year 12 and Staff
Supporting the transition into care
Lyn Clifton joins Sophia’s Garden, offering mantles of care in the day for children, and a parent conversation and introduction of the chamomile compress.
Classes 1-7 Curriculum in person Intensives for interested teachers throughout Australia/ New Zealand / Asia held from January 15th-19th 2023 at the Newcastle Waldorf School in Newcastle.
Developing the Self Developing the World will again be providing Care and Renewal opportunities for teachers at the intensives.
Foot baths, hand baths and face compresses will be available from 7am each morning and during breaks to offer a quiet and supported moment for digestion, integration and restoration.
We’re also making it easy to buy mantles of care items for use at home or in the classroom. We’ll have compress kits, sphagni lotions and silk mantles.
An opportunity for caregivers of Class 4 at Shearwater to spend one-on-one time with their 9-11 year old child/ grandchild. The space is held to allow the caregiver and child to share in nurturing experiences that build towards self-care.
You are warmly invited to share in an afternoon at Myocum with retreat health practitioners, Fiona Maunder and Lyn Clifton.
We will be preparing to experience the lunar eclipse occurring this weekend. The Sun, Moon and the Nodes will be brought into the conversation to understand this cosmic occurrence which we will view through the lens of Astrosophy (Star Wisdom). Gestures towards wonder and reverence for our body and the life within are offered through mantles of care to support this wisdom into our beingness.
This is an introductory workshop for adults only. Please reach out if you have any questions. Email: info@developingtheself.org
An experiential workshop for parents
with Lyn Clifton
Class 4 students are invited to receive an individual series of mantles of care on Oct 20, 22 & 23, and then followed up with their caregiver on Oct 29.
Introducing Class 1 parents to mantles of care.
Parents of the Class 1 community are coming together to give and receive lemon footbaths for care and renewal.
Care & renewal for staff at Perriwinkle
A nurturing opportunity to help restore health-giving rhythms and the connection to our Self, through the combination of writing for wellbeing and self care. Offered at Myocum by the Retreat Health Practitioners, Annie Barrett and Lyn Clifton.
We will be introduced to writing that offers a quiet time of creativity, personal reflection and soul nourishment, and heart – warming care to support body, soul and spirit.
As we move from Winter towards Spring, we invite you to reflect on your inner and outer landscapes and transitions. Plus contemplate the Virtue of the month of Virgo - Courtesy - leading towards tactfulness of heart.
Trusting the pen on the page is like a deep listening process; images, insights and ideas emerge. It can be full of wonder and healing.
Mantles of care in the classroom
Introducing Class 4 parents to their children's self care work.
