Advanced Ayurveda Training for Practitioners

Advanced Ayurveda Training for Practitioners is specially designed for the practitioners who want to undergo advanced training in the field of practical Ayurveda including Panchkarma training in a very scientific and classical way. Whether you are an Ayurveda student, a practitioner or teacher, you will certainly gain a treasure of Ayurveda knowledge and experience through this course.

This 6 weeks long programme will provide you the theoretical as well as practical knowledge about panchkarma, panchkarma diet and its preparation, knowledge about specific herbs, some herbal preparations and how to do Ayurveda consultation and prakriti analysis. Along with this refresher training on basic principles of Ayurveda will be part of this programme.

Duration & Fee

6 week - € 2200

1st Monday of every month

Theory Syllabus for the Intensive Course in Ayurveda

 A liitle about the History of Ayurveda

 Definition of health, life and ayurveda

 Philosophy of Ayurveda Darshana

 Basic Principle of Ayurveda- Panchamahbhuta, triguna, tridosha.

 Imbalance of tridosha

 Prakriti ( constitution)

 Daily routine – Dinacharya

 Seasonal routine – Ritucharya

 Sadvritta ( code of conduct)

 Ama

 Agni

 Dhatus and Malas - Body tissues and Excretory Products

 Tripods – diet, sleep and sex three pillars of life.

 Diet/ahara

 Natural Urges – Vegas

 Dravya Guna ( Rasa, guna, virya, vipaka, prabhava)

 Bhaishajya ratanavali ( preparation of some simple medicines)

 Nidana Panchaka

 Introduction to panchakarma

 Vaman - Induced Vomiting

 Virechan - Induced Purgation

 Basti - Medicated Enema

 Nasyam - Purification through the Nasal Rout

 Rasayan therapy - Enhancement of Immunity.

 Vajikaran therapy - Aphrodiasic treatment

 Dhatusaratva - Nutrition of body tissues

 Pulse Diagnosis/Tongue Diagnosis

 Importance of Aahar and Vihar - Importance of Diet and Lifestyle in combating disease

Practical training includes all Panchkarma procedures( pre-procedures, main procedures and post procedures)

Daily Schedule

First day - Welcome with fire ceremony

6.00am – Morning bell

6.00 am-7.00am – Time for self care (morning kriyas)

7.00 am – 8.00am -Yoga

8.00 am - 8.45am - Free time

8.45 am – 9.45 am Breakfast

10.00am – 11.00am -Theory class

11.00am – 11.15 am – Break

11.15am – 12.30 pm – Theory class

12.30pm – 1.00pm – Preparation for the practical

1.00pm – 2.00pm – Lunch

2.00pm – 2.30pm - Rest time

2.30am- 5.00pm – Practical’s

5.15pm – 6.15pm – Evening pooja in the temple