Healthy Living by Ayurveda (Swasthavrtta)
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Healthy Living by Ayurveda (Swasthavrtta) This unit starts with a study into history of ayurveda to understand thoroughly how ayurvedic concepts on health and disease are based on natural order of things. Universal laws govern the birth of Ayurveda as a coherent system of medicinal practice. Having understood how nature itself inspired the rise of…
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Ayurvedic Anatomy and Physiology Though most of the basic concepts of human anatomy and physiology are shared with modern anatomy and physiology there are a few concepts that are unique to ayurveda like prakriti/vikruti and the mind which is never considered anything separate from the body. Ayurveda also looks in detail into the concept of…
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Ayurvedic Dietetics Role of diet is considered the most important in health and disease. Ayurvedic approach to food, diet and nutrition differs somewhat from contemporary science of nutrition. Ayurveda looks at food and nutrition as an experience involving many other dimensions in addition to what food is composed of. Ayurvedic nutrition is much more than…
Find Out MoreWestern Anatomy and Physiology for Manual Therapists. L4
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Western Anatomy and Physiology for Manual Therapists. L4 This unit, consisting of two modules, provides a solid foundation for students preparing to become manual therapists. The course is also open to therapists with no previous training in anatomy and physiology. It delivers an appropriate depth of coverage of each body system crucial to manual therapy….
Find Out MoreAdvanced soft tissue release for Ayurvedic massage therapists
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Advanced soft tissue release for Ayurvedic massage therapists Price £230 (payment plans available) Date: TBC Ayurvedic massage is based on moving vital force, prana, to enhance healing and relaxation. Circular and longitudinal movements guide prana to follow pathways of the body that have correlation with fascial lines and meridians (nadis). They can have a strong…
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Problem Based Techniques Designed especially for ayurvedic manual therapists this unit is also beneficial for students that generally want to deepen their knowledge in soft tissue manipulation through muscle energy techniques, myofascial release mechanisms and lymphatic drainage. Massages routines of ayurveda follow often a set sequence and these techniques allow therapists to widen the variety…
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Applied Anatomy for Manual Therapists This module gives an opportunity for students of manual therapy to understand practical application of human structure function relationship. Our teaching delivers a practical, hands-on and student-centred approach to learning. The course will facilitate a journey to a critical thinker of the moving body as an independent self-sustaining structure orienting…
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