Developed by experienced anthroposophic physicians, this self-paced program brings together decades of clinical teaching and practical experience in integrative oncology and mistletoe therapy.
Whether you are beginning your study of mistletoe therapy or seeking a structured review of current best practices, this course provides a strong clinical foundation for developing confidence in the thoughtful use of mistletoe therapy within integrative oncology.
Rather than focusing only on protocols, the curriculum explores the principles, therapeutic reasoning, safety considerations, and clinical applications that support whole-patient cancer care.
The goal is to help clinicians develop a sound clinical foundation that can continue to deepen through PAAM's professional education pathway, community gatherings, mentoring opportunities, and advanced educational offerings.
Required Eligibility & Clinical Responsibility Acknowledgement
Course Welcome & Orientation
Course Guide & Learning Objectives
Earn Optional CME/CE Credit Through Learner+
Course Policies & Important Information
The Biochemistry and Immunology of Mistletoe
Introduction to Anthroposophic Medicine and the Constitutional Concept of Warmth in Cancer
Iscucin, Iscador and Helixor Prescribing Sub-Q & An Introduction to Host Trees
Constitutional Prescribing of Mistletoe and Anthroposophic Medicines & Treatment Pearls
Phenomenology of Mistletoe & How It Can Be an Integral Part of Cancer Therapy
Metabolic Nourishment, Fasting, and the Terrain: Personalizing Therapeutic Diets in Oncology
Basic Metabolic Prescribing and Thoughts on Testing
IV Mistletoe and Adjunctive Anthroposophic Medicines
Synergistic Medicines That Work Well with Mistletoe Therapy
Helleborus and Adjunctive Anthroposophic Medicines
Survivorship - Long-term Prescribing and Helpful Testing
Leukemia, Lymphoma and Myeloma - Non-Solid Tumors
Mistletoe Therapy - Most Common Problems and Best Practices
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This course is designed for licensed prescribing healthcare professionals seeking foundational education in mistletoe therapy and integrative oncology. Professional credentials will be requested during registration to help maintain a high-quality clinical learning environment.
This course is intended for licensed healthcare professionals who prescribe or plan to prescribe mistletoe therapy as part of an integrative oncology practice. It is designed to provide a strong clinical foundation while supporting safe, thoughtful, and evidence-informed patient care.
Eligible participants include physicians (MDs and DOs), nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, and, where applicable, licensed naturopathic doctors.
Registered nurses and other healthcare professionals who work closely with prescribing clinicians may also participate in limited circumstances with prior approval from PAAM and under the supervision or sponsorship of an eligible prescribing clinician.
If you're unsure whether this course is appropriate for your professional role, we encourage you to contact us before enrolling. We're happy to help you determine whether this course is the right fit.
Completing this course is only the beginning.
PAAM's educational programs are designed to support clinicians as they continue developing confidence, clinical judgment, and collegial relationships throughout their professional journey. Whether your next step is deeper clinical study, mentorship, or participation in the wider anthroposophic medical community, we hope this course becomes the foundation for continued learning.
Looking Ahead
As new educational opportunities become available, participants will be invited to continue their learning through advanced coursework, mentoring, community gatherings, and international educational experiences.
PAAM is exploring a European educational study tour focused on mistletoe therapy and anthroposophic medicine for September 2027. If you'd like to receive updates as plans develop, we invite you to join our interest list.
We hope this course not only strengthens your clinical practice, but also connects you with a growing community of practitioners committed to advancing thoughtful, compassionate integrative oncology together.
