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We strive to provide the best Waldorf education we can for your children. Sometimes children have support needs that are beyond working with in the scope of the classroom setting. We truly want to help children reach their fullest potential and find that some obstacles need to be overcome or worked with to allow the child to attain their highest. We have compiled a resource list with names of people we believe can give support that may be needed. We wish to share these names with you in the hope that we can work together as parents, teachers and other professionals to get the assistance needed.

Dr. Carol Marusich

541-342-3100. Dr. Marusich works in Eugene in the field of Vision and Perception Therapy. There are many vision problems that can interfere with a child’s ability to learn. These challenges are not often detected by the screening that takes place with an eye chart. Dr. Marusich can diagnose these vision problems.

Ilse Kolbuzowski

541-345-3477. Ms. Kolbuzowski works in Eugene as a Curative Eurythmist. She has also provided services to many of our children in the past. After a teacher’s recommendation and an observation by Ilse, a child may be recommended for special eurythmy with her. Parents will learn a movement “routine” to work with their child. Other arrangements may be made with the class teacher.

 

Drs. John and Joan Tacaks

503-234-1531. The Tacaks are both D.O.s and both have added Anthroposophical medicine to their work. They live and work in Portland and have visited and treated children in our community. Many Waldorf schools have a consulting Anthroposophical doctor or nurse and we are lucky enough to have these two nearby.

Title I and IV

We have received materials and financial support from the local public school district the last 2 years. We hope to be able to continue this and will need parent support to connect with the school district. Please speak to your Class Teacher, Faculty Chair or the Administrative Coordinator if you can help.

HANDLE Institute

206-860-2665. A Holistic Approach to NeuroDevelopment and Learning Efficiency (HANDLE) Institute provides effective diagnosis and treatment for neurodevelopmental disorders. The Institute offers clinical services, community information and professional training programs. Certified HANDLE practitioners are available to work with families at the Institute in Seattle and at other locations in Washington and across the country.

Theresa Orange

541-431-4538. Theresa is a trained Waldorf teacher. She has focused on Remedial Education and has set up a practice in Eugene. She is available for consultation and will make recommendations after an initial session with a child.