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A contribution by Adam Blanning
Why do we need a strengthened power of thinking for the future?
Adam Blanning invites the audience on an imaginative journey into Steiner and Wegman’s “Fundamentals of Therapy”, treating the work rather as a living fairy-tale book than as dry specialist medical literature. He contrasts dusty, overloaded modern thinking and the instant answers of AI with slow, soulful reading, drawing, eurythmy and the discovery of fairy tales that mirror real case histories – such as the connection between an exhausted, drowsy patient and the “Worn-Out Dancing Slippers” (worn-out dancing shoes).
A contribution by Adam Blanning to the International Annual Conference 2025 of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum.
English | translation · DE | subtitles · DE
Publication: 6 February 2026
Translated by AI from the original (Deutsch), not reviewed · Read the original
Adam BlanningAdam Blanning, MD, practises anthroposophic family medicine in Denver, Colorado (USA). Healthy development and the special needs of children are a core focus of his work; for more than 20 years he has worked with Waldorf schools. Since September 2023 he has been co-leader of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum.
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