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Study the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda and become officially certified to practice as an Ayurveda Practitioner.

The demand for Ayurveda is growing throughout the world as societies look for holistic, natural ways to stay healthy and manage chronic diseases.  

An Ayurvedic practitioner focuses on the interconnectedness between body, mind and spirit to attain the entire well being of the individual in a wide variety of ways.

Factors such as food, activity, the climate and stress can, however, disrupt or destroy this balance. 

Ayurveda seeks to normalize body functions with varied techniques including advice on food and activity, breath control, internal herbal preparations, purification treatments (panchakarma).

Institute Skylit Ayurveda is thrilled to offer Ayurveda 101 which will provide students with comprehensive training in the fundamental principles and practices of Ayurveda. 

Students will become skilled practitioners with detailed knowledge of the academic disciplines and accomplished in assessing and administering remedies.

Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to:

• Apply a deep understanding of how to achieve and maintain doshic constitutional balance
• Determine the imbalances of the client by utilizing Ayurvedic assessment methods
• Apply their knowledge for detailed history-taking of a client’s emotional and physical state, assessing with Ayurvedic techniques 
• Design a complete healing plan to realign and balance the state of dosha by creating a tailored plan for the client

*Spaces are limited 

Final exam (theory and practical)

• 2 written exams
• 25 case studies 
• Final exam (therory and practical)

Module 1.0 - History of Ayurveda 

Introduction to the Six Philosophies of life.

Introduction to Yoga and its philosophies.

Module 2.0 - Governing elements 

The five elements and their attributes

Module 3.0 - Dosha and its sub doshas.

Study of each dosha and its 5 sub-doshas. 

Analysis of  tongue, eyes and pulse

Module 4.0 -Anatomy & Physiology 

Review of the human body and its components

Module 5.0 - Dhatus (tissues)

Functions of the seven bodily tissues 

Module 6.0 - Strotamsi energy channels 

The energy body and its channels of operations

Module 7.0 - Agni functionality

The function and importance of digestive fire.

Module 8.0 -Digestion and Nutrition 

Dosha specific requirement.

Module 9.0 - Herbology

Herbs, oils, spices. Preparation and consumption.

Module 10.0 - Lifestyle 

Yoga, pranayama, mudras, meditation 

Module 11.0 - Panchakarma Therapies 

Introduction to different therapies 

Module 12.0 - Client Analysis + Treatment

The how and what to do

Module 13.0 - Business Set up +

Ethics and Regulations