Directory: Anthroposophical Initiatives in New Hampshire

Amantolli Studio is an anthroposophically inspired artistic and therapeutic practice in New Hampshire, founded by Silvia Lissett, a Waldorf educator and Anthroposophic Art Therapist certified by the Medical Section of the Goetheanum and accredited by I.A.R.T.E. (International Anthroposophic Art Therapists Association).

Rooted in the principles of salutogenesis and Anthroposophy, Amantolli Studio approaches artistic activity as a way of strengthening the human being’s inherent capacity for health, resilience, and inner balance. Through painting, drawing, modeling, handwork, and other artistic processes, the practice creates opportunities to awaken the senses, strengthen the will, and foster a deeper connection with oneself and the world.

Amantolli Studio offers individual therapeutic art sessions, group artistic experiences, workshops, educational programs, and community collaborations for children, adolescents, adults, and elders. Silvia's work includes collaborations with Camphill communities and Waldorf schools, bringing anthroposophic and salutogenic artistic practices into educational, therapeutic, and community settings.

At the heart of Amantolli Studio is the understanding that working consciously with our hands and engaging in the artistic process can become a path toward presence, self-encounter, connection, and well-being.

For more than thirty years, the Center for Anthroposophy has prepared teachers, administrators, and seekers through Waldorf teacher education, professional development, and renewal. Our summer Renewal Courses and the Waldorf High School Teacher Education Program’s residency bring educators to High Mowing School in Wilton each year, and our online programs, including Explorations Online, the Kairos Institute’s healing arts and emergency pedagogy work, Starlight Rays, Mentor Training, and Waldorf Leadership Development, reach participants across the country and abroad.

Earth and Sky Farm is a biodynamic farm and learning center in Wilton, New Hampshire. We are a multi-generational, women-run farm. We offer a wide range of trainings, working through the lens of anthroposophy, including teaching fiber block workshops for the Center for Anthroposophy and animal-assisted therapy workshops for Kairos.

Located on sacred land, our farm grows berries, garlic, fruit, and a variety of annual vegetables. We have a large laying hen flock, sheep, goats, a horse, and other friendly farm animals. The farm animals support individual curative work for children and adults. Biodynamic training and apprenticeships are available seasonally.

Our campus includes forest, natural play spaces, a young orchard, an early childhood program, and more. We host community events and outreach programs both locally and internationally.

Renew Your Practice. Reconnect with a Global Community.

Each summer, hundreds of educators from across the U.S. and around the world join our vibrant global community—both in person and online—for a one-week course to deepen and refresh their teaching practice.

Designed for class and subject teachers, leaders, mentors, and trainees in independent and public Waldorf education, these courses build upon foundational teacher training to help you bring fresh inspiration directly to your classroom.

Sowing Seeds CSE: Community Supported Education at Earth and Sky Farm in Wilton, New Hampshire, is a farm- and nature-based, Waldorf-inspired, state-licensed farm school and childcare program serving children ages 2-7. We offer quality care and programs during the school year and summer, with Waldorf-trained teachers on an operating biodynamic farm.

The majority of the day is spent outdoors on our beautiful campus, with opportunities for practical work and building relationships with the farm animals. Our farmhouse offers light-filled school rooms where children have indoor play, stories, puppet shows, traditional crafts, and more.

Every day, we provide organic snacks and an organic hot lunch, including harvesting and meal preparation with the children. We offer two-, three-, and four-day programs, both half- and full-day, with rolling enrollment.

Grow as a Mentor. Give Back to the Movement.

Designed for experienced Waldorf educators and leaders, this 10-month, low-residency, certificate-earning program strengthens your capacity to mentor, coach, appraise, and guide fellow educators. The program includes monthly virtual Saturday sessions along with a one-week in-person residency, offering a rich and flexible path to deepen your capacity to support teachers across all areas of Waldorf education: early childhood, grades, high school, and special subjects.