Ayurveda Health Coach – diploma course

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Promote health and wellbeing from an Ayurvedic perspective–by giving individual consultations and treatment advice to clients on diet, lifestyle, yoga, meditation, herbs, spices and Ayurvedic therapies according to their specific constitutions or imbalances.

Promote health and wellbeing from an Ayurvedic perspective–by giving individual consultations and treatment advice to clients on diet, lifestyle, yoga, meditation, herbs, spices and Ayurvedic therapies according to their specific constitutions or imbalances.

  • Offer seminars, workshops and presentations to groups
  • Develop your own private practice
  • Add knowledge of Ayurveda to your current list of therapies
  • Work alongside other health professionals in an integrated therapy clinic
  • Know your professional capacity – when to treat and when to hand on to the medical or other health professions.

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When
25th May 2018, 17:00 to 7th May 2019, 17:00
Location
Australia
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Phone: 01248 602900
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Deposit - non-refundable £100.00
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Dru Admin Region London, South and East
Global region UK & Eire
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Course dates:
25-27 May 2018 (module 1)
21-28 July 2018 (module 2)
22-29 Sept. 2018 (module 3)
9-16 March 2019 (module 4)
3-5 May 2019 (module 5)
6 or 7 May 2019 (assessments)

Assessments:  May 2019

Tuition fees: £2,160 GBP
Food & Accommodation: £1,600 GBP
Assessment day £160 GBP (incl. food and accomm.)

For more information please call Shona Sutherland
01372 725327 or email london@druworldwide.com.

 

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Entry requirements: completion of the Dru Ayurveda Certificate Course a basic understanding of anatomy and physiology

Course structure:
1 x 2-day module
3 x 7-day modules
1 x 2-day module
1 x assessment day at the end of the course.

Contact hours: 180
Non-contact hours: 40 (case studies and home study)
Homework requirements: 4 hand in pieces of work
Case studies: 8
Continual assessment: on course work and observation and consultation skills and understanding of correct application of nutrition  and herbs for the doshas
Exam: Written theory and practical clinical assessment

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Tuition fees: £2,160 GBP
Food & Accommodation: £1,600 GBP
Assessment day £160 GBP (incl. food and accomm.)

For more information please call Shona Sutherland
01372 725327 or email london@druworldwide.com.

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"Thank you all so much! I love this life-enriching and balance-promoting wisdom." S.K. (personal assistant)

"A very fascinating course. What we have learned in just 2 days can certainly transform our lives! Escellent teaching; I'm inspired and empowered to implement this healing science. BRILLIANT!!"
S.R. (retired teacher)

"I have really enjoyed learning about another approach to lifting my level of health up higher. The teaching team make it very accessible and interesting as well as interactive. Thank you." L.B. (shop manager)

"This module was amazing. It was educational and fun.I learned loads which I can put in to practice straight away. Thank you." H.C. (therapist)

"Fantastic course! Both enlightening and nurturing." H.S. (teacher)

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Module 1 – Foundation Principles (book 1)

Introduction and overview of the course
Doshas, dhatus, agni, malas, mind and senses, soul
Balances and imbalances
 
Historic background
Where Ayurveda fits in to the vedic sciences
Ayurveda, Jyotish, Vaastu, Yoga
The 4 main vedas
The 6 vedic philosophies (incl. Samkhya)
The main ayurvedic scriptures - greater triad and lesser triad
Chatuspada - the 4 pillars of the ayurvedic medical system
Mind, body, soul tripod
The Pancha Koshic Model
 
Vata, Pitta and Kapha
The dominant principle, properties, characteristics, location, general functions and actions of vata, pitta and kapha
 
Stages of life
Childhood
Mid-life
Growing old
 
The organs of the body
 
Therapeutics

The effect the 6 tastes have on the tissues
Chikitsa
Shodana and Shamana - categories of treatment
The therapeutic qualities of a plant - roots, bark, leaves, seeds, flowers
 
Practical
How to adjust kitcharee to the different doshas

 

Module 2 – Vata, Pitta and Kapha in-depth
(books 2,3 and 4)

Vata, Pitta and Kapha in-depth
Sub-doshas and their relationship to each other
Signs of balanced and imbalanced vata, pitta and kapha
Excess and deficiency, how to treat bi-dosha and tri-dosha
Diet and lifestyle for vata, pitta and kapha
Designing a meal for vata, pitta and kapha using the 6 tastes
How to adjust the meal for the other doshas
Herbs and spices for vata, pitta and kapha
Non-suppression of natural urges
 
How the seasons and the times of the day affect the doshas
 
Lifestyle recommendations for each season
 
Beneficial therapies for vata, pitta and kapha

 
The 20 gunas
Virya, vipaka and prabahva
Herbs and spices – forms of preparation
 
Creating dosha pacifying recipes, food and meal plans
 
Swasthasya - how to perfect health
Nidana – classification of illness – the models
Aturasya – what to do when you have become ill
 
Therapeutic skills
Observation skills
Categories of diagnosis
3 fold - 6 fold - 8 fold
time as a diagnostic tool
Tongue diagnosis revisited
Consultation skills - theory
 
Practical
Therapeutic recipes and cooking for vata, pitta and kapha
Ayurvedic foot massage
Creating an ayurvedic assessment form

 

Module 3 - (books 5, 6, 7 & 8)
 

The 7 Kalas
 
Dhatus
Symptoms of too much, too little, deranged dhatus
Treatment of the dhatus, too much, too little, deranged
Herbs and spices for the dhatus
Secondary tissues, upadhatus
The doshas in the dhatus
Effect of the 6 tastes on the tissues
 
Prana, Tejas & Ojas

Apara Ojas & Para Ojas
Herbs and spices for Ojas
Prana, Tejas & Ojas - too much, too little
 
The disease process
6 stages of disease revisited
Disease and tendencies for V,P & K
Weighing factors that aggravate the doshas
How a dosha moves through the disease process
Recognising the dosha in stage of illness in the dhatus
The 3 disease pathways
Causes of disease (Hetu)
The 4 prognoses of disease
Disease examination list
Specific diseases & their treatment
 
Srotas
Srotas revisited
Srotas correspondence with organs
Illnesses of the srotas
The 14 systems
Herbs and spices to treat the srotas
 
The practitioner’s scope of practice
 
Malas

The 9 excretory orifices
Malas - balanced and imbalanced
 
Therapeutic skills
Pulse diagnosis revisited
Pulse & dhatus
Pulse & organs
Establishing a pulse diary
 
Practical
Cookery sessions
Consultation skills, role play, case studies
 
Homework
Create a consultation form
 

Module 4 - (books 9, 10 & 11)

Ayurvedic treatments
Panchakarma
Ayurvedic and yogic cleansing Shat Karma
Rasayana - rejuvenation
Massage therapies - summary of indications and contra indications of massage therapies for each dosha
 
Specific diseases and their treatment
 
Herbs & spices
 
Science of Pancha Bhuta Vidya
Purification, protection, sacredness
 
Ayurveda and the mind
The 3 gunas
Disease tendencies of the 3 gunas
Doshas and gunas - mental natures
Spiritual ayurveda, mind, body & soul, health & real health
The 4 levels of the mind (Chitta, Manas, Ahamkara, Buddhi)
Artha, Kama, Dharma, Moksha
Treatments for the mind
Non suppression of emotions
Prajnaparadha, intelligence & disease
 
Sound therapy
Healing mantras
 
Ayurveda and Yoga
The sister sciences
Revisit Yoga from Certificate Course
How to run an ayurvedic business

Practical
Case studies
Cookery sessions
Consultation skills - practitioners intuition, advanced diagnosis, how to deepen intuition
 

Module 5 - Assessment days

 

Yoga training hours
Meditation training hours
Ayurveda training hours

Record the start dates of all the sessions (days/weekends/modules) in this teacher training course.

If a weekend/module starts in the evening, use that day as the start date.