Premises are shared with other long-standing initiatives concerned with healing, the arts and education, and students enjoy a lively interaction with these other projects and with the public. The students work in generous purpose-built studios. Students come from all over the world. A constant development of our connections locally with places such as special needs education and training centres, hospices and the prisons bring an added richness to practical work. Applicants should be 24 years of age or over, and be willing to work with their own development.
Enquiries are always welcome.
Anthroposophical art therapy has a deep and direct effect on the soul. This can gradually bring about constitutional improvements, such as in the qualities of warmth, breathing and balance. Positive changes in the patient's vitality, physical health and emotional well-being can result. This form of artistic therapy is particularly valuable in the treatment of both severe and chronic physical ill-health and psychiatric illness. Hibernia graduates and students have worked in hospitals, educational and special schools, homes for the elderly and medical practices.