| At Easter 2010 a newly devised in-service eurythmy therapy training course will start at the Goetheanum. |
| Her interest in Steiner led Melissa to eurythmy, the art of movement and its therapeutic and educational benefits. |
| The diamonds adorning the bezel and case middle add their sparkle to the graphic eurythmy of the whole. |
| Work was agreeable, with an hour of eurythmy in the morning followed by nature observation and study of Steiner texts. |
| Illness is disharmony and treatment may include not only medicine but also art therapy, eurythmy, and counseling. |
| Progress was evident in recent years, especially in basic work on eurythmy and a culture of mutual recognition and inspiration. |
