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Online Modules
Structure: 66 hours divided into 4 Modules
- All 66 hours hours are divided into 4 modules with lessons delivered in video format
- Begin viewing videos immediately and go at your own pace
- Over 600 pages of supporting printable materials are included in downloadable PDF format
- Printed material includes all the office and patient education forms needed to integrate Ayurveda into your practice
- Curriculum developed with renowned Ayurvedic physicians and scholars from India under the guidance of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
- Taught by medical doctors with over 30 years' experience integrating Ayurveda into clinical practice
Overview
The online 66-hour curriculum includes comprehensive knowledge of:
- Basic Ayurveda principles – doshas, body type, diagnosis, sub-doshas, dhatus
- Foundational Treatment Modalities – diet, daily routine, herbs, cleansing, mind-body medicine, aromas, spices and more
- Ayurveda Pulse Diagnosis – Over 13 hours of clinical instruction by Drs Rothenberg and Lonsdorf including beautiful detailed color graphics of pulse diagnostic technique
- Protocols for Disorders – Detailed protocols are provided in the areas of digestion, mental health, cardiovascular disease, musculoskeletal conditions, pain, women's health, obesty, diabetes, respiratory, neurological, and metabolic disorders.
Module 1
Topics |
| • Maharishi Ayurveda Basic Concepts |
| • Ayurveda Physiology - Fundamental Principles |
| • Ayurvedic Principles of Diet and Digestion: Part 1 |
| • Ayurvedic Diagnostic Approach: Determining Body Type and Imbalances |
| • Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Digestive Imbalances |
| • Mind-body balance and stress management: Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation® technique |
| • Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis - Lessons 1-3 |
| • Diagnostic Principles Workshop #1 |
| • Research Overview |
| • Ayurvedic Approach to Herbs- Dravyaguna: Part 1 |
Module 2
| Topics |
| •Veda: The Ancient Roots of Ayurveda |
| •Ayurvedic Principles of Diet and Digestion: Part 2 |
| •Ayurvedic View of the Mind: Individual Intelligence and Nature's Intelligence |
| •Ayurvedic Approach to Spices and Aromas |
| •Ayurvedic Approach to Lifestyle and Daily Routine |
| •Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Cardiovascular Imbalances |
| •Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Mental Imbalances |
| • Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis- Lessons 4-8 |
| • Diagnostic Principles Workshop #2 |
Module 3
| Topics |
| • Sequential Development of Imbalance: Ayurvedic View of the Progression of Disease |
| • Musculoskeletal Disorders |
| • Women's Health - From Child Bearing Age to Menopause and Beyond |
| • The Subdivisions of Vata, Pitta and Kapha - The Subdoshas |
| • Ayurvedic Approach to Herbs- Dravyaguna: Part 2 |
| • Integrative Gynecology |
| • Integrative Cardiology |
| • Ayurvedic Perspective on Integrative Cardiology |
| • Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Women's Health |
| • Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Musculoskeletal Imbalances |
| • Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Headaches |
| • Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis - Lessons 9-11 |
| • Diagnostic Principles Workshop #3 |
| Topics |
| • Back To Basics - Review of the Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Health Care |
| • Comparison and Contrast of Meditation Techniques: Brain Activity and Health Research |
| • Weight Management and Obesity |
| • Integrating Ayurveda into a Health Care Practice |
| • Clinical Approach to the Patient |
| • Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis - Review and Lessons 12-13 |
| • Diagnostic Principles Workshop #4 |
| • Ayurvedic Purification and Cleansing Approach - Panchakarma |
| • Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Diabetes and Metabolic Imbalances |
| • Protocols - Ayurvedic Approach to Respiratory Imbalances |
| • Vedic Exercise and Yoga Asanas |
| • Healthy Buildings and Vedic Architecture - Vastu and Sthapatya Veda |
Module 4
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