During the first week, we'll be reviewing the pedagogical eurythmy curriculum for nursery/kindergarten through the seventh grade with John Holmes, a long-time eurythmy teacher, retired from the Kimberton Waldorf School, PA. With Lisa Profumo, a class teacher at the Berkshire Waldorf School, MA, we'll be reading and discussing Christof Wiechert's lectures from the book Teaching, the Joy of Profession.

In the second week, we'll be looking at the eighth-grade curriculum, presented by Patti Regan, eurythmy teacher at the Berkshire Waldorf School, MA. Following that, we'll be immersed in high school eurythmy by Raymonde Fried from Kimberton Waldorf School, PA.

We will explore artistic, therapeutic, and formative speech aspects of the “Concordances” in eurythmy in relation to Rudolf Steiner’s insights shared on December 28, 1923, and Lea van der Pals' Tone Eurythmy Therapy.

Dorothea Mier is excited to move ahead with the tone eurythmy retreat, taking place for one week, March 1-7, 2026. Dorothea will work with the elements of tone eurythmy, offer open solo sessions, and guide a study. Barbara Schneider-Serio will join Dorothea, working intensively on a tone group form.

We're offering another weekly course for professional eurythmists. Natasha Moss will lead an exploration in the artistic elements of speech eurythmy and prepare a piece to be performed at the ESV Spring Studio Program on May 2, 2026. Join us!

In our new weekly course for professional eurythmists, Natasha Moss will lead an exploration in the artistic elements of speech eurythmy and prepare a piece to be performed at the ESV Studio Program, January 31, 2026. Join us!

This workshop is to introduce the principles for eurythmy in a social context for adults. We will explore the exercises, discussing adult learning principles, and meet our fellow eurythmists as well as the leaders of the Center for Anthroposophy and administrators. We welcome experienced eurythmists and consultants interested in exploring a new approach to social awareness and eurythmy for adults.

Tone Eurythmy Therapy offers a deepening of the basic elements of tone eurythmy and an introduction to the exercises developed as therapies for various conditions. The inherent therapeutic and harmonizing properties of the basic elements of music are powerfully effective and can be applied in therapeutic eurythmy as well as in hygienic eurythmy, pedagogical eurythmy, and in personal development.

During the first week, we'll be working on the curriculum for Grades 6-8 with Susan Eggers, a long-time eurythmist and a class teacher. With Lisa Profumo, a class teacher at the Berkshire Waldorf School, we'll explore the general middle school curriculum and the work with adolescents. During the second week, the focus will shift to high school students with Alexandra Spadea, a eurythmist at the Rudolf Steiner School, New York City.

Attend a week of intensive eurythmy for professional eurythmists at Eurythmy Spring Valley with Dorothea Mier, Natasha Moss, Barbara Schneider-Serio.

Eurythmy Spring Valley is offering one week of pedagogy for current eurythmy students and for professional eurythmists, embedded in our pedagogical training program.

Eurythmy Spring Valley is delighted to offer two weeks of pedagogy for professional eurythmists, embedded in our pedagogical training program.

Eurythmy Spring Valley is delighted to offer two weeks of pedagogy for professional eurythmists, embedded in our pedagogical training program.

We will explore “Zodiac Verses”—aka “The Twelve Moods”— through a meditative practice of eurythmy rather than a performative aspect, which yet can deepen and enliven all our stage, pedagogic, and therapeutic work.

Speech eurythmy course with Annelies Davidson for professional eurythmists with an approach to the worlds of sound, space, and form with everyone moving together.

Eurythmy Spring Valley is delighted to offer two weeks of pedagogy for professional eurythmists, embedded in our pedagogical training courses.

Join us online for explorations that will deepen our relationship to language, poetry, music, singing, and eurythmy. Through conversation, study, and movement, we will begin preparing and strengthening the pathway into eurythmy.