Dementia: Anthroposophical Perspectives
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Dementia: Anthroposophical Perspectives
In this succinct and rich study, von Halle describes her investigations into the phenomenon of dementia, beginning with a general outline of the anthroposophic concept of the human being and society and applying that knowledge to what is increasingly called an epidemic. This book does not demand medical expertise but rather an effort to engage with the psychospiritual conditions of dementia sufferers. It provides a wealth of insights and guidance to our approach to one of the greatest challenges of our time.
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