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Working groups (Thursday–Saturday, 2 p.m.–3.15 p.m.)


Medicinal products
1. Treatment of depressive disorders through medication and external applications. With practical demonstration of applications. Dr. med. Wolfgang Rissmann, psychiatrist, Buchenbach / DE; Vivianne Demarais, nurse, Buchenbach / DE (German, English, French)

2. Potentised organ preparations in psychiatry and psychosomatics. Dr. med. Franziska Roemer, general practitioner, Bad Boll-Eckwälden / DE. With contributions from the practice of other physicians (German, English, Spanish)

3. Use of psychopharmaceuticals as part of an integrated anthroposophic treatment concept. Understanding neurotransmitters on the basis of our knowledge of the human being as "therapeutic poisons" to strengthen physical processes of consciousness. Dr. med. Johannes Reiner, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Stuttgart / DE; Dr. med. Siegward Elsas, neurologist, Arlesheim / CH (German, English)


Body therapy
4. External applications in anthroposophic psychiatry and psychosomatics, biodynamic body psychotherapy developed by Gerda Boyesen. Concepts, indications and active principles in psychiatric disorders. Introduction to the possibility of process-based treatment support based on own observations and the observations of others. With case studies. Charlotte Allmer, bio-dynamic body psychotherapist, practitioner of rhythmical massage, Graz / AT (German, English)

5. Rhythmical massage developed by Dr. med. Ita Wegman in psychiatry and psychosomatics. We want to work with the lectures in such a way in the working group that we apply the clinical pictures and therapeutic suggestions in practice. The development of a treatment concept and the practical execution of the latter through massage, embrocations and organ treatments will create the reference to the corresponding disorder. Eva-Marie Batschko, nurse, trainer in rhythmical massage, rhythmical embrocations and anthroposophic nursing, Carus Academy Hamburg / DE (German, English)

6. Movement and body therapy against the background of Spacial Dynamics® in acute psychiatry. Using various clinical pictures and case studies from acute
psychiatry, possibilities of intervention and healing are discussed and transformed into movement against the background of Spacial Dynamics®. Case studies from participants are welcome. Dieter Bigler, movement and body therapist, St. Urban / CH; Josy Höller, senior psychologist, St. Urban / CH (German, English)


Art therapy
7. Handling "difficult" patients – on the basis of the ego states model. Presentations, case studies, discussions. For nurses, therapists and physicians who are looking for ways to handle so-called difficult patients more easily and respectfully and conserve their own strength. No prior requirements for participation! Susanne Rivoir, art therapy and psychotherapy (HPG), biography work, Niefern-Öschelbronn / DE (German)

8. Art therapy in psychosomatics. Using case studies, the collaboration between psychotherapy and painting therapy will be presented. How do the phenomena of the disorder manifest themselves? How can the anthroposophic understanding of the human being help us to reach a diagnosis and therapy? Boris Krause, specialist in psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychosomatic medicine, Filderstadt / DE; Christine Pommerenke, art therapist (painting, sculpture), lecturer, Filderstadt / DE (German)

9. Music and singing therapy in psychiatric illnesses. Depressive disorders and selected psychosomatic disorders will be considered in particular with suggestions regarding indications and therapy. Group work with active work elements, phenomenological studies, discussion. Viola Heckel, music and singing therapist, Buchenbach / DE; Stephan Kühne, music therapist, Berlin / DE (German, English)


Soul exercises
10. Strengthening the 'I' through soul exercises in depressive disorders, anxiety disorders and psychoses. Indications, execution and therapeutic effects. With practical exercises. Klaus Adams, specialist psychiatric nurse, expert in anthroposophic nursing, Kirchzarten / DE (German)

11. Changing habits as a method for self-confidently handling biographical crises, depressive disorders and psychosomatic illnesses. Indications and therapeutic experience. Dr. med. Johannes Bindel, general practitioner, Bad Boll / DE; Susanne Kallenberg-Bindel, biography work, biographical coaching, Bad Boll / DE (German)
Working with fairy tales

12. Group fairy tale work with acute psychiatric patients. Indications, experiences, effects. Annemarie Geiger, specialist in education, fairy tale therapist, Buchenbach / DE; Veronika Werner, specialist in internal medicine, Buchenbach / DE (German)


Psychosomatics
13. The meaning of transgenerationality in psychosomatic medicine – foundations and case studies. Own experiences and biographical sequences are expressly welcomed. We will particularly concern ourselves with the destiny of the period 1933 to 1945 with its immense transgenerational consequences. Dr. med. Christian Schopper, neurologist, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Badenweiler / DE (German)
Child and adolescent psychiatry

14. Autistic disorders and schizophrenic psychoses – polar or similar clinical pictures? With examples from diagnosis and therapy. Dr. med. Arne Schmidt, specialist in child and adolescent psychiatry, Herdecke / DE; Dr. med. Michael Meusers, specialist in child and adolescent psychiatry, Herdecke / DE (German, English)

15. Multimodal treatment methods from an anthroposophical perspective for child and adolescent psychiatric disorders – such as anxiety disorders, "social blindness", over-sensitivity, etc. in children and adolescents aged 10 to 16. Reality-related self-confidence is strengthened, self-assertion and social competences are supported by appealing to the connection between perception of, immersion in and understanding of oneself and others. Through narratives, art and movement exercises. Thea Giesen, psychological child and adolescent psychotherapist, Leiden / NL; Marijke de Mare, art therapist, Leiden / NL (German, Dutch)

Social questions, community building
16. Organisational development in anthroposophical clinics: a constant social challenge. Dr. med. Stefan Schmidt-Troschke, specialist in child and adolescent medicine, Herdecke / DE (German, English)


Research
17. TOPICS project: development of an Internet portal and knowledge database of anthroposophic medicine. Meeting of the International Scientific Board. Dr. med. Matthias Girke, Berlin / DE; Dr. med. Michaela Glöckler, Dornach / CH (English, German), by invitation only.

18. International Research Council. Coordination: Dr. med. Helmut Kiene, Freiburg / DE; PD Dr. med. Harald Matthes; Prof. Dr. med. Peter Matthiessen, Herdecke / DE and Berlin / DE; Dr. med. Michaela Glöckler, Dornach / CH (German, English), by invitation only.


Professional groups and conferences
19. Foundation of the international umbrella organisation for anthroposophic psychotherapy. Initiators and invitees: IKAM coordinators for psychotherapy, chair persons of the German Society for Anthroposophic Psychotherapy / DtGAP; council members and members of the national societies for anthroposophic psychotherapy worldwide; all psychotherapists who have attended/are attending advanced training (German, English)

20. General National Coordination of Anthroposophic Medicine / GNCAM. Dr. med. Michaela Glöckler, Dornach / CH; Simon Bednarek, MD, Napier / NZ; Koop Daniels, Appelscha / NL; Dr. med. Ursula Flatters, Järna / SE; Dr. med. Stefan Geider, Aberdeen / GB (Scotland), Alicia Landman, Moab UT / USA; Heike Sommer, M.A., Public Relations, Dornach / CH; Barbara Wais, Gf. DAMiD, Berlin / DE (German, English), by invitation only.

21. Specialist group meeting of therapeutically working biographical counsellors with Dr. med. Michaela Glöckler. Friday, 14/9/2012 only. Dialogue about the possibilities of specialist collaboration in the Medical Section between biographical counsellors working in a therapeutic context. Anita Charton, psychologist (diploma), biographical counsellor (diploma), Basel / CH (German, English)

22. Professional group meeting for biography work, biographical counselling and biographical coaching. Saturday, 15/9/2012 only. The plan is for an assessment of the current position of therapeutically applied biography work. All colleagues who undertake professional biography work are invited. Anita Charton, psychologist (diploma), biographical counsellor (diploma), Basel / CH (German, English, possibly other languages)

23. Annual Assembly of the European Federation of Patients‘ Associations for Anthroposophic Medicine / EFPAM. Friday, 14/9/2012 only, afternoon 2 P.M.–3.15 p.m. Board of EFPAM, René de Winter, Leidschendam / NL; Hans Jürgen Schumacher, Berlin / DE; Colette Pradelle, Amance / FR; Michel Pradelle, Amance / FR; Renate Sippel, Kumberg / AT (English). For representatives of member associations only.

24. Round Table of the European Federation of Patients‘ Associations for Anthroposophic Medicine / EFPAM. Friday, 14/9/2012 only, afternoon 3.30 p.m.–5.30p.m. Board of EFPAM, René de Winter, Leidschendam / NL; Hans Jürgen Schumacher, Berlin / DE; Colette Pradelle, Amance / FR; Michel Pradelle, Amance / FR; Renate Sippel, Kumberg / AT (English). For representatives of member associations only.

25. Conference and annual general meeting of the International Association of Anthroposophic Pharmacists / IAAP. Friday, 14/9/2012 only. Order of events: 4.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. IAAP Conference; 6 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. Annual General Meeting. The International Association of Anthroposophic Pharmacists (IAAP) invites all interested persons and the members of the national pharmaceutical associations to a conference to be followed by the 2012 ordinary annual general meeting. Reports about the work of the umbrella organisation and from the countries. Method: brief accounts, conversational work. Target group: pharmacists and all interested persons. Dr. Samir Kedwani, Schwäbisch Gmünd / DE (moderation); Dr. rer. nat. Manfred Kohlhase (President), Schwäbisch Gmünd / DE; Dipl. Pharm. Christiaan Mol, Bad Boll / DE; Dr. pharm. Monica Mennet-von Eiff, Arlesheim / CH; Nelly Segur, Huningue / FR (German, English)

26. The Anthroposophical Pharmacopoeia (APC). Saturday, 15/9/2012 only. The international umbrella organisation for pharmacists (IAAP) wants to continue the dialogue about the Anthroposophical Pharmacopoeia. Current position of the work and strategy for the future. Method: brief account, conversational work. Target group: pharmacists, regulatory affairs specialists, physicians and all interested persons. Dipl. Pharm. Christiaan Mol, Chairman APC, Bad Boll / DE (German, English)

27. How is handling aspects of psychiatric disorders experienced during training? The Young Physicians’ Forum invites you to an interdisciplinary exchange of views. Plastic exercises, conversation. For medical students, young physicians, nurses, therapists, curative education specialists, pharmacists. Cand. med. Anna Sophia Riekert, Herdecke / DE; cand. med. Ilja Thomas, Mainz / DE; cand. med. Paul Werthmann, Herdecke / DE (German, English)

28. Introduction to Spacial Dynamics®, founded out of the expe-rience that every psychological condition has a corresponding movement pattern and a shared surrounding spacial gestalt. Jaimen McMillan, founder of Spacial Dynamics®, New York/ USA; Christina Spitta, physician, Spacial Dynamics® movement therapist and trainer, Heidenheim / DE (German, English)

29. Representatives of training and methods in the specialist field of anthroposophic physiotherapy and physical therapies APT. By invitation only. Unda Niedermann, professional coordinator for rhythmical massage, trainer and director of the SRM, Arlesheim / CH (German, English)

30. International Working Group for Anthroposophy and Acupuncture. Definition of terms in the Aristotelian and Chinese theory of elements in relation to the components of the human being and emotionality. Cast studies. Open for interested colleagues. Dr. med. Eef Jansen, consultant, IFU-Maastricht / NL; Doris Lamers, acupuncturist, physiotherapist, Amstelveen / NL; Theresa Trouwee-Wolters, acupuncturist,
physiotherapist, Leiden / NL (German, English)

31. Professional group meeting of anthroposophic non-medical practitioners. Special focus: work and self-conception of anthroposophic non-medical practitioners in psychotherapy. Alexander B. Schadow, non-medical practitioner (psychotherapy), Nienhagen near Celle / DE (German)

Seminars and working groups (Thursday–Saturday, 5.15 p.m.–6.45 p.m.)


Medicines
32. Treatment of schizophrenia, schizoaffective psychoses and bipolar disorders with medicines and external applications. Dr. med. Elisabeth Kaufmann, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Buchenbach / DE; Stephan Ehrck, specialist psychiatric nurse, Buchenbach / DE (German, English)

33. Cancer and psychiatric illness – two diametrically opposed diseases and their treatment with winter-flowering plant-remedies. Dr. med. Dietrich Schlodder, Rosenfeld, Fischermühle / DE (German, English)

34. Symptoms and signs of posttraumatic dissociation of the components of the human being and fundamental therapeutic gestures (medicines, external applications, eurythmy therapy) in case 1 and 2 of Fundamentals (GA 27). Dr. med. Wilburg Keller
Roth, general practitioner, Basel / CH (German)


Body therapy
35. Approaches to the treatment of traumatised patients in a psychosomatic clinic (medical, nursing, with body therapy). The focus is on external applications or body therapies, preferably anthroposophic body therapies. Dr. med. Christian Schopper, neurologist, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Badenweiler / DE; Marco Roknic, specialist psychiatric nurse, Badenweiler / DE (German)


Eurythmy therapy
36. Eurythmy therapy in psychosomatics. The aim is to present the collaboration between psychotherapy and eurythmy therapy, using patient examples. How do the phenomena of the disorder manifest themselves? How can the anthroposophic understanding of the human being help to reach diagnosis and therapy? Boris Krause, psychiatrist, psychotherapist and specialist in psychosomatics, Filderstadt / DE; Mechthild Groh-Schulz, eurythmy therapist, Filderstadt / DE (German)

37. The workings of the body and mental experience. The importance of individual eurythmy therapy in psychiatry, with case studies. Dr. med. Marjolein Schulthess-Roozen, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Arlesheim / CH; Anke-Marie Jacobs, eurythmy therapist, biographical counsellor, Arlesheim / CH (German, English)


Art therapy
38. Psychotherapeutic directions in comparison with anthroposophic art therapy methods. Prof. Hildrun Rolff, art therapist, Alfter near Bonn / DE (German, English)

39. "The most dangerous of goods is language" (F. Hölderlin). How can we not only become effective in speaking, but real? Being and speaking between experience of the self and self-development in psychotherapy and therapeutic creative speech. We would like to work with you through reflection and speech to bring language and dialogue to life using patient examples. Markus Treichler, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Filderstadt / DE; Annette Flaig-Rapp, therapeutic creative speech, systemic therapist, drama teacher, Filderstadt / DE (German)


Research
40. Research questions in anthroposophic psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychosomatics. Possibilities of hermeneutically oriented and Goetheanistic single-case research. Where are we today in anthroposophic psychiatric research? Where do the challenges lie? Which concepts can we develop? Prof. Dr. med. Peter Matthiessen, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Herdecke / DE (German, English)

Soul exercises

41. Anthroposophic regardfulness programme – a group programme for psychiatric and psychosomatic disorders on the basis of the eightfold path. Indications and therapeutic effects. Dr. med. Harald Haas, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Bern / CH; Theodor Handhammer, eurythmy therapist, Bern / CH; Dr. med. Heid Böll-Haas, specialist in psychosomatic and psychosocial medicine, Bern / CH (German)


Biography work
42. Biography work in psycho-oncology. Biography work at the threshold – experience gained in many years of working with people suffering from a life-threatening disease. With practical exercises. Anita Charton, psychologist (diploma), biographical counsellor (diploma), Basel / CH (German, English)

43. Prerequisites for biographical competence and transformative power in adulthood. On the prevention of psychiatric disorders through conscious structuring of the childhood environment. With practical exercises. Dr. med. Leo Beth, general practitioner, biographical counsellor, NL; Dr. phil. Jacques Meulman, psychological psychotherapist, NL (German, Dutch, English)


Psychosomatics
44. Psychosomatic aspects of chronic bowel diseases: Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and irritable bowel diseases. Understanding them on the basis of our knowledge of the human being and clinical experience in treatment. Eurythmy therapy approaches and background with joint practical exercises. Dr. med. Harald Merckens, specialist in internal medicine, Filderstadt / DE; Renée Reder-Gruijters, eurythmy therapist, trainer, Alfter / DE (German, Dutch, English)

45. Psychosomatic disorders and psychiatric comorbidity in general practice. Their medical and psychotherapeutic treatment from an anthroposophical perspective. Dr. med. Miguel Falero, general practitioner, psychotherapist, Madrid / ES; Dr. Marie de Una, psychological psychotherapist, Madrid / ES (Spanish, German)

46. Multimodal anthroposophic treatment concept of somatisation disorder at the Gemeinschaftskrankenhaus Havelhöhe (Berlin). Integration of anthroposophic medication, nursing therapy, schema therapy, anthroposophic psychotherapy and art therapy treatment approaches. Dr. med. Michaele Quetz, specialist in internal medicine, psychosomatic medicine, psychotherapy, Berlin / DE; Stefan Dörner, psychological psychotherapist, Berlin / DE (German)

47. Anthroposophic medicine in psycho-oncology. Ways to achieve inner strength, resilience and empowerment in handling cancer through the inner exercise of regardfulness and meditation. Dr. med. Christian Grah, specialist in internal medicine, pneumology, psycho-oncology, Berlin / DE; Dr. med. Marco Ephraim, general practitioner, Zoetermeer / NL; Irene Pouwelse, eurythmy therapy, Zoetermeer / NL (German, Dutch, English)


Psychotherapy
48. Traumatisation through transgression, violation and sexual abuse. Cordula Falt, psychological psychotherapist, Kirchzarten / DE (German, English)

49. Incarnation of the borderline ego through the psychotherapeutic use of mentalisation capacity – an introduction to mentalisation-based therapy. Dr. med. Toby Zundel, consultant adolescent psychiatrist, Maudsley Hospital NHS Trust, London, UK; John Lees, PhD, psychotherapist, senior lecturer in mental health, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Leeds, UK (English, German)

50. Making a start towards a psychotherapy based in the spirit-self – as a healing response to the fracturing of the soul components through unconsciously crossing the threshold. With examples from practice (depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, personality disorders). Klaus Herbig, specialist psychologist for psychotherapy, Zurich / CH; Achim Noschka, psychological psychotherapist, Mainz / DE (German, English)

51. The dissociation of the components of the human being at the threshold to the spiritual world. Distinguishing the side-effects of spiritual training and psychiatric clinical pictures in connection with the book by R. Steiner: Knowledge of the higher worlds. How is it achieved? GA 10, chapter "Division of the personality during spiritual training". Wolfgang Drescher, psychotherapist, Kirchzarten / DE (German, English)


Child and adolescent psychiatry
52. Development and disorders of the components of the human being in childhood. While the components of the human being and their dynamic are often presented in the way they affect healthy and ill adults, the physiological development and internalisation of the human components during pregnancy and childhood have rarely been systematically described. Starting on this basis, and using examples, the working group aims to discuss important disorders with regard to such development in the context of illness and disability in childhood. Literature: R. Steiner, lecture of 11/2/1923, GA 221. Georg Soldner, paediatrician, Munich / DE (German, English)

53. ADHD – in a culture of prolonged threat of war and war experiences. Medications, therapies in general practice and in schools. Meron Barak MD, general practitioner, Harduf/ IL (English, Hebrew)

54. Autism spectrum disorders. What is the cause of these phenomena in children and adults? The development of the child in the first years of life will be looked at from this perspective. With examples from practice. Dr. med. Renata Wispler, general practitioner, Schloss Hamborn / DE (German, English)

55. Early prevention of childhood behavioural disorders, its basis in our understanding of the human being and practical implementation. With exercises using the "Early prevention in Havelhöhe" concept. Dr. med. Christoph Meinecke, specialist in child and adolescent medicine, psychotherapy, Berlin / DE; Christina Meinecke, specialist in curative education, parent counsellor, Berlin / DE; Kirsten Schreiber, music therapist, systemic family therapist, Berlin / DE (German, English)

56. Anthroposophic medication and body therapy treatment in social adjustment disorders, including ADHD, on the basis of events in the development of the child and in the family. Dr. med. Hartmut Horn, paediatrician, psychotherapist, Aichtal-Neuenhaus / DE (German)


Social psychiatry
57. Social psychiatric aftercare: work on the components of the human being in an interdisciplinary team. Presentation of the concept of the "Sozialtherapie Thalmühle" in Bischmisheim (Saarbrücken), a residential home for people with chronic psychiatric disorders, and of the experience gained in the educational and therapeutic work in the ten years since it was founded. Ellen Keller, psychological psychotherapist, Saarbrücken / DE; Jürgen Keller, social education worker (diploma), Saarbrücken / DE (German)

General Information

Anthroposophic psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychosomatics

International annual conference of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum
from Thursday, 13 to Sunday, 16 September 2012

Booking closes: Thursday, 30 August 2012

Conference fees:

Conference fees without meals:

with sponsorship: CHF 500

regular price: CHF 190

concessions*: CHF 100

Conference fee with meals:

Conference fees without meals:

with sponsorship:
CHF 610

regular price: CHF 300

concessions*: CHF 210

* Concessions apply for students, schoolchildren, OAPs, the unemployed, those in training, military or civil service and people with disabilities who receive benefits. Proof of status has to be submitted with your booking form.

Conference meals
Conference meals include 2x lunch and 3x evening meal. Breakfast (3x) can be booked seperately at CHF 45. We regret that food intolerances cannot be catered for.

Group accomodation

3 nights from 13 to 16 September 2012 for CHF 45. Limited places; please bring a sleeping bag.

Parking permit

for the period of the conference: CHF 21 (not right next to the Goetheanum building). Please display your disabled badge in your car.

Methods of payment/confirmation

Credit cards (all countries): The full amount due will be charged to your account as soon as your booking has been processed. Confirmation will be sent to you or may be collected from Reception.
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Other countries: Once your booking has been processed, you will be sent confirmation.

Please note that the conference fee must be paid before the conference starts.

Conference tickets: Tickets can be collected at Reception, also if you pay on arrival. We accept cash (Euro and CHF), VISA, MasterCard, ec­-direct and Postcard-­Schweiz.

Cancellation: Bookings may be cancelled free of charge up to 14 days prior to the begin of the conference (date of posting). After that, 50% of the conference fee and 100% of the cost for booked meals will be charged. Cancellation on the day when the conference begins or failure to attend are subject to a 100% cancellation fee. Substitutes will be accepted at no extra cost.

Cancellation insurance: Subject to a payment of 3% of total costs (CHF 5 minimum) full cancellation insurance can be taken out to cover illness (including dependent children and partner), job loss and force majeure.

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Accommodations

Gästehaus Friedwart
Zimmervermittlung 
Postfach, CH 4143 Dornach, Tel. +41 (0)61 706 44 45, Fax +41 (0)61 706 44 78, Email: zimmer(AT)goetheanum.ch, Einzelzimmer im Privatquartier ab 50 CHF im Umkreis des Goetheanum, Mehrbettzimmer ab 30 CHF
Günstige Unterkünfte für Studierende

Gästehaus Friedwart
Lärchenweg 11, 4143 Dornach, Tel. +41 (0)61 706 42 82, Fax +41 (0)61 706 44 78 
www.friedwart.ch, Anzahl Zimmer: 17, EZ ab 70 CHF, Etagenduschen,
2 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Begegnungszentrum
Sonnhaldeweg 1, 4143 Dornach, Tel.  +41 (0)61 706 42 82, Fax  +41 (0)61 706 44 78, MBZ ab 30 CHF (16 Betten gesamt), 10 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum
 
Hotel Jura

Bruggweg 61, 4143 Dornach, Tel. +41 (0)61 706 98 00, Fax +41 (0)61 701 98 19, www.hoteljura.ch, Anzahl Zimmer: 11, EZ ab 70 CHF,
15 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Hotel Gasthof zum Ochsen 

Ermitagestrasse 16, 4144 Arlesheim, Tel. +41 (0)61 706 52 00, www.ochsen.ch
4 Sterne, Anzahl Zimmer: 35, EZ ab 165 CHF, 15 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Hotel Eremitage Arlesheim

Familie Wildi, Ermitagestrasse 2, 4144 Arlesheim, Tel. +41 (0)61 701 54 20, Fax +41 (0)61 701 37 20
www.eremitage.ch, Anzahl Zimmer: 27, EZ ab 130 CHF, 20 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Gasthof Zur Sonne
Untere Kirchgasse 1, 4147 Aesch, Tel. +41 (0)61 751 17 72, Fax +41 (0)61 751 23 13, 
www.sonneaesch.ch, 3 Sterne, EZ ab 110 CHF, 10 Min. mit dem Auto zum Goetheanum

Hotel Hofmatt

Baselstrasse 88, 4142 Münchenstein, Tel. +41 (0)61 416 08 48, Fax +41 (0)61 416 08 49, www.hotelhofmatt.ch, EZ ab 110 CHF, 20 Min. zum Goetheanum, öffentl. Nahverkehr

Hotel Reinacher Hof

Im Reinacherhof 177, 4163 Reinach, Tel. +41 (0)61 716 94 16, Fax +41 (0)61 416 94 10
www.hotel-reinacherhof.ch, 3 Sterne, EZ ab 125 CHF, 10 Min. mit dem Auto zum Goetheanum

Stiftung Kloster Dornach

Amtshausstrasse 7, 4143 Dornach, Tel. +41 (0)61 701 12 72, Fax +41 (0)61 701 12 49
www.klosterdornach.ch, Anzahl Zimmer: 30, EZ ab 55 CHF, Etagenduschen, 15 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Gasthaus zum Stärne

Ermitagestrasse 1, 4144 Arlesheim, Tel: +41 (0)61 701 99 52, www.werkstar.ch, Anzahl Zimmer: 5, EZ ab 55 CHF, DZ ab 90 CHF, Frühstück: 10 CHF, 15 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Bed & Breakfast Agency
Privatzimmervermietung, Dorette Provoost-Meier, Sonnenweg 3, 4144 Arlesheim, Tel: +41 (0)61 702 21 51, Fax +41 (0)61 703 96 76, www.bbbasel.ch, 170 Übernachtungsmöglichkeiten, EZ ab 55 CHF zzgl. Vermittlungsgeb., ab 2 Nächten
Haus Hilden
Christa Maria Hilden, Bruggweg 49. 4144 Arlesheim, Tel: +41 (0)61 703 83 65, E-Mail: info(AT)hilden.ch, Anzahl Zimmer: 8 (18 Betten), EZ ab 50 CHF, 15 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Haus Faiss
In den Zielbäumen 16, 4143 Dornach, Tel. +41 (0)61 701 15 80, Zimmer ab ca. 50 CHF, 5 Min. Fussweg zum Goetheanum

Basel Back Pack

Dornacherstrasse 192, 4053 Basel, Tel. +41 (0)61 333 00 37, Fax +41 (0)61 333 00 39
www.baselbackpack.com, Anzahl Betten: 81, MBZ ab 32 CHF, inkl. mobility ticket, 40 Min. zum Goetheanum mit öffentl. Nahverkehr



Jugendherberge Basel St. Alban

St. Alban-Kirchrain 10, 4052 Basel, Tel. +41 (0)61 272 05 72, Fax +41 (0)61 272 08 33
www.youthhostel.ch, Anzahl Betten: 234, MBZ ab 47.10 CHF, inkl. Frü̈hstück & mobility ticket, 45 Min. zum Goetheanum mit öffentl. Nahverkehr



YMCA Hostel Basel

Gempenstrasse 64, 4008 Basel, Tel. +41 (0)61 361 73 09, Fax +41 (0)61 363 93 35
www.ymcahostelbasel.ch, Anzahl Betten: 111, MBZ ab 33 CHF, Frü̈hst. Ab 9 CHF
40 Min. zum Goetheanum mit öffentl. Nahverkehr

Caming Waldhort
Heideweg 16, 4153 Reinach, Tel: +41 (0)61 711 64 29, Fax +41 (0)61 713 98 35, info@camping-waldhort.ch, geöffnet: März bis Oktober, Wohnwagen: 18 CHF, Zelt 11 CHF, Erwachsener: 9 CHF, Kinder: 5 CHF, 10 Min. mit dem Auto zum Goetheanum

Camping "Uf der Hollen"
Im Hochwald
Büro in Reinach, jeweils Donnerstags von 18:00 - 20:00 Uhr, Tel: +41 (0)61 712 02 40. Fax +41 (0)61 599 34 18, Platzkommission, verantwortl. G. DAgosta, Tel: +41 (0)79 645 85 24, campingplatz(AT)tcscampingbasel.ch, www.tcscampingbasel.ch


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