Unit 4. Clinical Use of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Practical application of yoga and ayurvedic psychology; dinacharya (daily routine), cleansing, asana, pranayama and meditation

-Additional training on the nadis (energy channels)

-Working with private clients using yoga and ayurveda

-Assessment and developing a treatment plan

-Practice client interaction and making individual prescriptions for yoga

-Diet and lifestyle interventions

Unit 4. Clinical Use of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Practical application of yoga and ayurvedic psychology; dinacharya (daily routine), cleansing, asana, pranayama and meditation

-Additional training on the nadis (energy channels)

-Working with private clients using yoga and ayurveda

-Assessment and developing a treatment plan

-Practice client interaction and making individual prescriptions for yoga

-Diet and lifestyle interventions

Upon completion of AYS 3, you will be able to put the following concepts into practice:

• Using the 6 tastes to create a proper diet

• Use internal and external practices to regulate agni or digestive fire

• Develop clinical awareness of asana, pranayama, meditation and diet/lifestyle as it relates to digestion and assimilation.

• Make ghee, kitchari, seasonal veggies, churnas, and medicinal teas essential to Ayurvedic practices

Upon completion of AYS 3, you will be able to put the following concepts into practice:

• Using the 6 tastes to create a proper diet

• Use internal and external practices to regulate agni or digestive fire

• Develop clinical awareness of asana, pranayama, meditation and diet/lifestyle as it relates to digestion and assimilation.

• Make ghee, kitchari, seasonal veggies, churnas, and medicinal teas essential to Ayurvedic practices

Unit 1. The Macrocosm and Microcosm of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Yoga and ayurvedic philosophy; understanding prakriti and purusha

-The manifestation of the elements; koshas (sheaths) and doshas (constitutions)

-The ayurvedic clock; how we are affected by the hour, season, and stages of life

Unit 1. The Macrocosm and Microcosm of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Yoga and ayurvedic philosophy; understanding prakriti and purusha

-The manifestation of the elements; koshas (sheaths) and doshas (constitutions)

-The ayurvedic clock; how we are affected by the hour, season, and stages of life

Unit 1. The Macrocosm and Microcosm of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Yoga and ayurvedic philosophy; understanding prakriti and purusha

-The manifestation of the elements; koshas (sheaths) and doshas (constitutions)

-The ayurvedic clock; how we are affected by the hour, season, and stages of life

Unit 4. Clinical Use of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Practical application of yoga and ayurvedic psychology; dinacharya (daily routine), cleansing, asana, pranayama and meditation

-Additional training on the nadis (energy channels)

-Working with private clients using yoga and ayurveda

-Assessment and developing a treatment plan

-Practice client interaction and making individual prescriptions for yoga

-Diet and lifestyle interventions

Unit 4. Clinical Use of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Practical application of yoga and ayurvedic psychology; dinacharya (daily routine), cleansing, asana, pranayama and meditation

-Additional training on the nadis (energy channels)

-Working with private clients using yoga and ayurveda

-Assessment and developing a treatment plan

-Practice client interaction and making individual prescriptions for yoga

-Diet and lifestyle interventions

Upon completion of AYS 3, you will be able to put the following concepts into practice:

• Using the 6 tastes to create a proper diet

• Use internal and external practices to regulate agni or digestive fire

• Develop clinical awareness of asana, pranayama, meditation and diet/lifestyle as it relates to digestion and assimilation.

• Make ghee, kitchari, seasonal veggies, churnas, and medicinal teas essential to Ayurvedic practices

Upon completion of AYS 3, you will be able to put the following concepts into practice:

• Using the 6 tastes to create a proper diet

• Use internal and external practices to regulate agni or digestive fire

• Develop clinical awareness of asana, pranayama, meditation and diet/lifestyle as it relates to digestion and assimilation.

• Make ghee, kitchari, seasonal veggies, churnas, and medicinal teas essential to Ayurvedic practices

Unit 1. The Macrocosm and Microcosm of Ayurveda and Yoga

-Yoga and ayurvedic philosophy; understanding prakriti and purusha

-The manifestation of the elements; koshas (sheaths) and doshas (constitutions)

-The ayurvedic clock; how we are affected by the hour, season, and stages of life

Upon completion of AYS 3, you will be able to put the following concepts into practice:

• Using the 6 tastes to create a proper diet

• Use internal and external practices to regulate agni or digestive fire

• Develop clinical awareness of asana, pranayama, meditation and diet/lifestyle as it relates to digestion and assimilation.

• Make ghee, kitchari, seasonal veggies, churnas, and medicinal teas essential to Ayurvedic practices.