Settimana di formazione, in lingua inglese, rivolto a giovani di età compresa tra i 18 e i 28 anni (max. 30 persone) motivati e interessati agli aspetti pratici del pensiero antroposofico – medicina antroposofica, agricoltura biodinamica, educazione Waldorf – (conoscenze o studi precedenti in medicina, scienze naturali e/o antroposofia non costituiscono un requisito per la partecipazione).

Human and nature: duty or grace? Is the human the crown of creation?
How can we build relationships with nature and promote them –
for the benefit of plants, animals and humans?

The Serbian Anthroposophical Medical and Biodynamical Society plus the Matica Foundation, supported by the Lukas Foundation (D) and the Lukas Association (A), are organising the Matica Youth Camp from 14.07. – 21.07. 2024 on the Matica farm, Vršac, Serbia. On the one hand, this marks the start of a five-year training programme in anthroposophic medicine according to the current guidelines, and on the other hand, young people can also get to know other anthroposophic fields of practice such as, agriculture, education and social initiative.
Anthroposophic medicine is a globally recognised therapeutic system that is based on and broadens conventional medicine. Since anthroposophic medicine was founded in 1920, this integrative concept of medicine has developed an interdisciplinary therapy system. The addition to standard medicine includes a holistic view of the human being, special procedures for the production and application of pharmaceuticals and innovative forms of therapy and nursing care. The interdisciplinary practice also extends to co-operation with a holistic, sustainable agriculture; the use of life-giving food is seen as an essential element for achieving and maintaining health.

Young people between the ages of 18 and 28 (max. 30 people) who are motivated and interested in the practical aspects of anthroposophical thought – anthroposophical medicine, biodynamic agriculture or Waldorf education – are invited to take part in the programme (previous knowledge or studies in medicine, natural science and/or anthroposophy are not a prerequisite for participation).