Initial Visit for new patients that includes extensive history and evaluation, physical exam, and recommendations. Includes a short follow-up phone call 1-2 weeks later. If you want to do this visit ONLINE, please write ONLINE in the comments or call the office to let us know.
If this is for a child under the age of 14, please book a Pediatric Constitutional Assessment visit.
Initial assessment for children with behavioral difficulties or learning disabilities, such as attention deficit disorders, sensory integration issues and/or autism spectrum. This includes 3 visits of approximately 30-45 minutes each: an initial interview with the parents (usually on the phone), followed by observation and examination of the child, and ending with a meeting or phone appointment with parents for findings and treatment recommendations.
Routine followup visit for NON-MEMBERS to discuss ongoing treatments and conditions. In-person visits includes physical exam. Approx 30-40 minutes. Please specify in comments if this visit is to be ONLINE.
NOTE: Starting January 1, 2026 the cost of this visit for NON-MEMBERS will increase to $395.
Therapeutic organ compresses, in Anthroposophic Nursing, represent a gentle, non-invasive method to support the body’s self-healing processes. These compresses involve applying moist, warm cloths soaked in herbal infusions—such as arnica, calendula, or ginger —directly to the skin over specific organs like the liver, lungs, or abdomen. The treatment typically lasts 20 minutes, during which the compress transfers therapeutic substances through the skin while harnessing elements of warmth, rhythm, and moisture to stimulate circulation, reduce tension, and foster inner balance. This is then followed by a period of rest in order to allow the body to integrate the healing.
A shorter Rhythmical Einreibung session that targets specific areas.
Rhythmical Eireibung or Rhythmical Embrocation (RE for short) is a therapeutic technique that supports healing across body, soul, and spirit. It is performed by a specially trained nurse, and involves gentle, rhythmical, rounded stroking movements with natural oils or metal ointments, applied with a light, “unobtrusive” touch to counter gravity and promote fluidity. It can target specific areas (e.g., arms, legs, organs like spleen or liver) or the whole body, with special embrocations for organs like the heart or kidneys. The therapy fosters relaxation, renewed strength, and a sense of unity by balancing the nervous system within the body.
(60 minutes approximately, includes foot bath and half hour rest)
FOUR PARITAL RHYTHMICAL EINREIBUNG (60 ?minutes each)
Rhythmical Eireibung or Rhythmical Embrocation (RE for short) is a therapeutic technique that supports healing across body, soul, and spirit. Enhanced by nurses since the 1980s, it involves gentle, rhythmical, rounded stroking movements with natural oils or metal ointments, applied with a light, “unobtrusive” touch to counter gravity and promote fluidity. It can target specific areas (e.g., arms, legs, organs like spleen or liver) or the whole body, with special embrocations for organs like the heart or kidneys. The therapy fosters relaxation, renewed strength, and a sense of unity by balancing the nervous system within the body.
FOUR WHOLE BODY Rhythmical Einreibung Sessions (90 minutes plus)
Rhythmical Eireibung or Rhythmical Embrocation (RE for short) is a therapeutic technique that supports healing across body, soul, and spirit. Enhanced by nurses since the 1980s, it involves gentle, rhythmical, rounded stroking movements with natural oils or metal ointments, applied with a light, “unobtrusive” touch to counter gravity and promote fluidity. It can target specific areas (e.g., arms, legs, organs like spleen or liver) or the whole body, with special embrocations for organs like the heart or kidneys. The therapy fosters relaxation, renewed strength, and a sense of unity by balancing the nervous system within the body.
(90 minutes plus, includes foot bath and half hour rest)
Rhythmical Eireibung or Rhythmical Embrocation (RE for short) is a therapeutic technique that supports healing across body, soul, and spirit. Enhanced by nurses since the 1980s, it involves gentle, rhythmical, rounded stroking movements with natural oils or metal ointments, applied with a light, “unobtrusive” touch to counter gravity and promote fluidity. It can target specific areas (e.g., arms, legs, organs like spleen or liver) or the whole body, with special embrocations for organs like the heart or kidneys. The therapy fosters relaxation, renewed strength, and a sense of unity by balancing the nervous system within the body. ?
(90 minutes plus, includes foot bath and half hour rest)
Therapeutic organ compresses, in Anthroposophic Nursing, represent a gentle, non-invasive method to support the body’s self-healing processes. These compresses involve applying moist, warm cloths soaked in herbal infusions—such as arnica, calendula, or ginger —directly to the skin over specific organs like the liver, lungs, or abdomen. The treatment typically lasts 20 minutes, during which the compress transfers therapeutic substances through the skin while harnessing elements of warmth, rhythm, and moisture to stimulate circulation, reduce tension, and foster inner balance. This is then followed by a period of rest in order to allow the body to integrate the healing.