Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College
Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College
Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College
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A Healing Place for Children<br />
54 West Grass Valley Street<br />
Colfax, CA 95719<br />
916-638-8758<br />
Susan Johnson, MD, FAAP<br />
Dr. Johnson is a pediatrician specializing in behavioral and developmental issues and works from a clear<br />
anthroposophical and Waldorf basis.<br />
Cynthia Hoven, MA<br />
Therapeutic eurythmy<br />
cynthia.hoven@steinercollege.edu<br />
<strong>College</strong> faculty member Cynthia Hoven offers sessions in therapeutic eurythmy and works in collaboration<br />
with the local anthroposophical physicians.<br />
Anthroposophical Counseling<br />
The individuals listed below offer personal counseling based on anthroposophical insights into the human<br />
being. Each has a close connection with the <strong>College</strong> and each charges on a sliding scale basis.<br />
Dr. William Bento<br />
office: Center for Living Health<br />
11344 Coloma Road, Suite 445, Gold River, CA 95670<br />
916-222-7299<br />
707-490-8695<br />
Dr. Bento is a transpersonal clinical psychologist who has pioneered an Anthroposophically-extended<br />
psychology.<br />
Margit Ilgen, MFT<br />
office: 916-752-7035<br />
cell: 916-200-8591<br />
Shawn Sullivan<br />
Marriage, Family, and Child Counselor<br />
4112 Pennsylvania Ave. Fair Oaks, CA 95628<br />
916-965-6553<br />
Rev. Sanford Miller<br />
Priest of the Christian Community<br />
916-965-9112<br />
sanfordmiller@sbcglobal.net<br />
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