Rudolf Steiner College to Hold the Third Annual Psychosophy Conference

Online, May 7, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Announcing the Conference - Guiding Principles for Anthroposophic Psychology will be held May 24-26 at the Fair Oaks campus of Rudolf Steiner College. This year the conference will have three featured presenters. William Bento, Ph.D., Dennis Klocek, MFA, and David Tresemer, Ph.D. will present new material and facilitate forums.

The conference will explore the terms mind, soul, and self that are often used in the context of psychotherapy. Drawing upon the wealth of spiritual scientific research, the conference will explicate these terms and try to enrich the imagination with living concepts accessible to both the layperson and professional. The Third Annual Psychosophy conference at Rudolf Steiner College will focus on psychotherapeutic processes congruent with the basic principles of an anthroposophic psychology.

"The presentations and participant explorations will be facilitated in a way that will have value for the professional counselor, anyone in the helping profession, and for all those who seek to enhance their own self-development practices." said William Bento in describing the tone of this unique conference.

Rudolf Steiner College is a center for anthroposophical studies in America and is a leading Waldorf teacher education college.

Programs at the College arise out of the work of Austrian philosopher, scientist and educator Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) whose innovative ideas and discoveries have inspired a broad spectrum of practical activities worldwide-in the arts, banking, architecture, medicine, agriculture, care of people with disabilities, and education.

Located on a beautiful thirteen acre campus in Fair Oaks, just east of Sacramento, the College offers students a wide range of educational opportunities, such as Waldorf teacher education, personal enrichment courses, and workshops. The campus includes a bookstore, Biodynamic garden, a performance hall, student housing and a LifeWays Children's Center.

RUDOLF STEINER COLLEGE
A Center for Waldorf Teacher Education, Transformative Learning, and the Arts
9200 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 • 916-961-8727

More Information at [url:http://www.steinercollege.edu/psychosophy-2013)Psychology Conference [/url]

If you'd like more information about this Conference, or to schedule an interview with William Bento, please contact Vassag Hovsep at 916-768-8060 or [email protected]