Extending boundaries – Empowering individuals
Extending boundaries – Empowering individuals
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Current book on Kindle are:
— ‘What Covid-19 Must Teach Us: Meeting viruses with fear or informed common sense?’ (2022) and
— ‘Immunity and Individuality’ (2024)
See under the book title below. More titles will follow as Kindle. This will facilitate distribution to a more extensive world-wide geographic area. Other ebook formats are also being explored.
— From the latest research and insights in immunology
by Thomas Hardtmuth, M.D.
with a Foreword by Michaela Glöckler, M.D.
ISBN 978-1-915594-02-0, 5th February 2024, Pb 94 pp,
with colour illustrations, retail £11.50
Citing the latest research in immunology, Thomas Hardtmuth’s exposition challenges the prevalent medical thinking on what is really needed for children’s healthy development into adulthood.
From research on the gut-brain axis and the microbiome, to studies on the role our individuality and emotions play in their interaction with – and as part of – the immune system, the insights described in this book are bound to turn many concepts of health upside down. It is essential knowledge for all fields of health, education and parenting.
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AVAILABLE ON KINDLE – CLICK HERE to go to the UK Amazon Kindle Page, or search for ‘Immunity and Individuality’ in your country’s Amazon.
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by Michaela Glöckler
with an Afterword by Andreas Neider
ISBN 978-1-915594-01-3, 25th September 2023, Pb 92 pp, retail £7.50
In her essay written ‘with heart and soul’ on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the General Anthroposophical Society, Michaela Glöckler engages us in conversations she has had regarding the task of this society. They include elementary questions such as: why become a member today? But they also make us aware in an inspiring new way of the task that moved Rudolf Steiner to connect himself with this founding event and with the people who joined it.
It also becomes clear why we can only now grasp the cultural task of this society, where the great challenges and problems of the 21st century are clearly emerging. In his Afterword, Andreas Neider discusses the ‘culmination’ of the anthroposophical movement at the end of the 20th century, as prophesied by Steiner, and comes to a surprising conclusion.
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by Thomas Hardtmuth, M.D.
with an Afterword by Richard House, Ph.D.
ISBN 978-1-915594-00-6, 15th May 2023, Pb 100 pp, retail £10.99
Dr Hardtmuth chronicles the takeover of the medical field by private companies and corporations over the past decades, bringing the profit motive into health care to such an extent that there is a growing alienation of the helping professions from their own identity. Human care, attention and appropriate help are increasingly hindered by the specifications and supposed constraints of economic logic and rationality. Desperately needed is a new orientation towards health care, which Hardtmuth explores and Richard House takes further in the Afterword.
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by Thomas Hardtmuth, M.D. and Richard House, Ph.D.
ISBN 978-0-9528364-8-3, July 2022, Pb 148pp, retail £11.99.
In Beyond Mainstream Medicine, authors Thomas Hardtmuth and Richard House dive deeply into the very foundations of human well-being, exhaustively detailing what is wrong philosophically and clinically with the current prevailing biomedical paradigm of health and disease; how these shortcomings have been highlighted in the course of the Covid crisis; and what changes need to occur for the radical re-founding of a genuinely holistic understanding of health, illness and healing to occur.
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by Ana Pogaĉnik
Translated by Sibylle Kort
ISBN 978-0-9528364-6-9, February 2022, Pb 120 pp, £12.00.
Conversations with her departed sister reveal insights into our human existence on earth and in life after life, in our challenges and in the need for working on communications between the two worlds — for bringing further hope for the future.
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Second in our Covid Perspectives series.
by Dr Michaela Glöckler, with a Foreword by Dr Branko Furst
Translated by Gaby Horsley
ISBN 978-0-9528364-5-2, Sept 2021, 2nd printing June 2022, Pb 96pp,
with colour and B&W illustrations, £7.95
New inspiring research on the significant role of the heart in the development of the immune system and the importance this understanding has for health and for the Covid crisis. The author leads us on a path showing how by strengthening our inner spiritual self — our inner sun — we will be strengthening our health and immunity, as well as illuminating riddles of conscience and common sense.
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2nd Edition of our popular, What Covid-19 Can Teach Us.
First in our Covid Perspectives series.
New revised and substantially enlarged edition, April 2022.
First edition published May 2021, with three printings.
by Dr Thomas Hardtmuth, with a Foreword by Dr Michaela Glöckler.
Translated by Bernard Jarman
April 2022, ISBN 9780952836476, Pb, 118 pp, B&W, £8.95.
This updated edition presents a detailed, highly readable analysis of the multi-dimensional Corona crisis, with invaluable information relevant for any epidemic situation. Topics covered include the latest research in virology and immune system resilience, PCR test reliability, uses and risks of vaccination, and the impact of fear and negative publicity on immunity. For a more detailed description, click here for first edition. and click here for second edition.
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https://www.wynstonespress.com/What-Covid-19-Must-Teach-Us-2nd-edition.html
Available world-wide as Kindle, £4.95 — click here for the Amazon link for UK. FREE under Kindle Unlimited for the first three months of 2023.
Experiences and perspectives from the global Waldorf School movement for education in the 21st century
by Michaela Glöckler, 2020, 2nd printing 2022, ISBN 978-0952836438, Pb, 248 pp, colour illustrations. £19.99
“This book is a plea for radically aligning upbringing and education with what is needed for the healthy development and well-being of children and adolescents.” Dr M Glöckler
A unique contribution by Dr Glöckler is a year-by-year examination of human biological development and how this relates to soul-spiritual development – which in turn has a direct bearing on the needs of the child within upbringing and education. A treasure chest of information and insights for educators, parents, carers and therapists.
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https://www.wynstonespress.com/Education-for-the-Future.html
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editors Michaela Glöckler MD (original German), Richard Brinton (English edition), 2019, ISBN 978-0952836414, 160 pages, colour illustrations. £10
This book provides valuable information for how to integrate digital media into children’s education and upbringing in an age-appropriate manner — and explains how inappropriate use can present significant dangers and risks for the child’s physiological and well as emotional and psychological development. It is now more relevant than ever in a post Covid-lockdown time where screen use has significantly increased.
“No school, early years setting or parental book-shelf should be without it – a must-buy for anyone and everyone concerned about these technologies, and what they’re doing to our humanity.” Dr R. House
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https://www.wynstonespress.com/Growing-up-Healthy-in-a-World-of-Digital-Media.html
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by Richard House, 2020, ISBN 978-0952836421, 128 pages, B&W. £10.99
Ofsted (Office for Standards in Education) in England is considered to be one of the harshest school education inspectorates in the world. In this book, Dr. House sets out in relentless detail the shortcomings and prejudices of Ofsteds inspection methods, using as an example an Ofsted report for a school in England. He demonstrates how a state’s one-size-fits-all approach can perpetuate a kind of violence on educational creativity and freedoms. It is a helpful study for schools facing intense state scrutiny and judgement.
“…This analysis of one significant but not unique example of the problems that can arise with school inspections is an uncomfortable but necessary challenge to current educational orthodoxies.” Dr Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury
“This report demonstrates not just the bullying and oppressive regime generated by Ofsted but its growing unfitness for purpose…” Prof. Diane Reay, University of Cambridge
For further information and for ordering:
https://www.wynstonespress.com/Pushing-Back-to-Ofsted.html
Further books are in the works, continuing with the theme of extending and challenging boundaries, in a holistic view of human beings and the world. Provisional titles are given as teasers below! More details?…
Limits to Medical Science: ‘Revolutionary’ Conversations, edited by Richard House. Interviews with medical professionals, philosophers, psychologists and researchers.
What happens when serious thinkers, academics and practitioners from a range of disciplines and professional backgrounds apply themselves to the machinations and complexities of modern health, illness and well-being, and co-create deep-dive conversations that interrogate the normally unarticulated assumptions underpinning the prevailing bio-medical paradigm? The result is Limits to Medical Science – a series of ‘revolutionary’ conversations which, taken together, lay the foundations for the new paradigm for human health that is so desperately needed, and the urgency of which the Covid era and its chronic medical mismanagement have thrown into sharp relief.
In this book of interview-dialogues conducted with Richard House, medical professionals, philosophers, psychologists and researchers ask the questions that mainstream medicine hardly ever addresses. Including major contributions from Professors Barrie Condon, Brian Martin, David Morris and Tom Sorell; Drs Martin Cohen, Thomas Hardtmuth, Ian James Kidd; and Psychologists and complementary health practitioners Vincent Di Stefano, Jill Hall and Dr Bruce Scott.
Anticipated publication in 2024