In this presentation, Dr. Carmen Hering, DO, explores the prevention of pediatric allergies through the perspective of anthroposophic medicine, focusing on how early childhood development, nutrition, environmental influences, and daily routines may affect a child’s immune system. She discusses the growing prevalence of allergic conditions in children, including eczema, food … [Read more...] about Preventing Pediatric Allergies with Dr. Carmen Hering
Preventing Pediatric Allergies with Dr. Carmen Hering
Fall 2026 Newsletter
Hello friends, Welcome to the FHC Fall newsletter. Our theme for this edition is resilience. Resilience means having the capacity to rebound from an illness, trauma, symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress. It also means to re-connect to truth, beauty and goodness in the face of falsehoods, cynicism, doubts and fears. Neither our physical body, soul or human … [Read more...] about Fall 2026 Newsletter
Calendula & St. John’s Wort
A visit to the medicinal herb gardens in Upstate New York Step into the medicinal herb gardens in upstate New York for an introduction to Calendula and St. John's Wort, guided by the doctors and gardeners who tend this remarkable space — one that has grown medicaments for Camp Hill Village and pharmacies since the 1990s while offering meaningful work to people with … [Read more...] about Calendula & St. John’s Wort
Transforming Our Inner Terrain
a four-part Course on Resilience November 13-14th Jump to registration form! PLEASE NOTE: Only TWO live sessions remaining! Register now and receive immediate access to the recordings of Parts 1 & 2. In a world of constant demands, technological overload, polarization, economic uncertainty, and rising rates of anxiety, depression, and chronic illness at … [Read more...] about Transforming Our Inner Terrain
Learning to Return: A Practice of Resilience
by Linda Park As the out-breath of summer with all of its exuberance gives way to a drawing-in of the breath, this is the time when conversations turn to the topic of transitions. Autumn is near, and many families are getting ready for the new school year. As a parent, teacher and administrator at a K-12 Waldorf school, I hear from many parents of school-aged children … [Read more...] about Learning to Return: A Practice of Resilience





