Life at the Ayurvedic Institute

Located in the heart and birthplace of Ayurveda, the School of Ayurveda and Panchakarma, the finest  Ayurvedic institute in Kerala offers a serene and supportive environment for students to learn and grow. So, join us as we explore the daily life at the Ayurvedic Institute and share insights into the world of Ayurveda.

From classroom learning to practical experience in Ayurvedic consultations and therapies, our curriculum is designed to prepare students to become skilled and compassionate practitioners of this ancient healing system.

Education with an ancient tradition

Education with the ancient tradition is the cornerstone of the Ayurvedic school's philosophy. As we all know, Ayurveda is an ancient healing system that has been passed down through generations for thousands of years, and the school strives to preserve and uphold this tradition in all aspects of its education.

The course curriculum in our school is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Ayurveda philosophy, principles, and practical applications, including hands-on training in Ayurvedic therapies. Life at the Ayurvedic institute emphasises is on experiential learning, with students observing and participating in consultations and treatments under the guidance of experienced practitioners.

The school also recognizes the importance of incorporating traditional practices such as meditation, yoga, and Ayurvedic cooking into the curriculum. These practices are essential to maintaining a healthy mind and body, and they provide a holistic approach to learning and healing.
 

Authentic Ayurveda Learning Experience

The School of Ayurveda and Panchakarma, the top Ayurveda school in Kerala offers an authentic Ayurveda learning experience that is both comprehensive and immersive. The school is dedicated to preserving the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda and imparting it to its students in a way that is relevant to modern times.

The faculty consists of experienced practitioners and scholars of Ayurveda who are passionate about teaching and sharing their knowledge. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from the basics of Ayurveda philosophy and principles to the intricacies of diagnosis and treatment using herbs, oils, and other Ayurvedic therapies.

In addition to classroom learning, students have the opportunity to observe and assist in Ayurvedic consultations and treatments and gain practical experience that is essential to becoming a competent Ayurvedic practitioner. When it comes to life at the Ayurvedic Institute, the school also offers Ayurvedic classes and workshops on meditation and yoga, providing a holistic education and experience that encompasses all aspects of Ayurveda.

Overall, the School of Ayurveda and Panchakarma offers an authentic Ayurveda learning experience that prepares students to become skilled practitioners and advocates for this ancient healing system.
 

Hands-On Training

Our top Ayurveda college in Kerala emphasises hands-on practical training after theoretical classes. Ayurveda, Naturopathy, Yoga, Traditional massages, Panchakarma, and Acupuncture are among the 14 in-depth courses  we currently offer that give our students the skills they need to practise these modalities professionally. Our Ayurveda training programmes are recognised internationally thanks to the STED, (Scientific and Technical Education Development Council), Kerala accreditation.

• Ayurvedic Massage and Panchakarma Therapy ( AMPT)
• Ayurvedic Massage and Herbology( AMH)
• Ayurvedic Bodywork (ABW)
• Ayurvedic Beauty Therapy (ABT)
• Ayurvedic Pregnancy Care and Bab Massage  ( APCBM)
• Ayurvedic Nutrition and Cooking (ANC)
• Clinical Acupuncture ( C-Acu)
• Naturopathic Healing Methods (NHM)
• Certificate Course on Yoga and Meditation  (YM)
• Integrated Yoga Therapy  (IYT)
• Yoga for Disabled and Children ( YDC)
• Distant Learning Programme in Ayurveda and Panchakarma (DLP)
• Advanced Feet Massage Technique - Chavitti Uzhichil  (AFMT)
• Diploma in Ayurveda and Panchakarma ( DAP)
   

Ayurveda Treatments 

The Ayurveda principle cites the human body as part of the environment. In ayurvedic treatment, the root cause of the problem is targeted and cured rather than suppressing the symptoms. Ayurvedic medicine involves the use of natural remedies, including herbal medicines, dietary changes, and lifestyle modifications, to treat and prevent a variety of health conditions. 

Ayurvedic therapy also involves various massages, yoga, and meditation therapies that vary person from to person. The goal of Ayurvedic therapy is to bring harmony and balance to the individual's physical, emotional, and spiritual health, ultimately promoting longevity and a healthy lifestyle.

The Ayurvedic interventions will ensure that the vata, pitta, kapha doshas in the human body are remaining at an optimum level. These are some of the Ayurvedic treatments  that help to balance the doshas of the body, mind and soul.

• Shirodhara 
• Abhyanga 
• Shiro Abhyanga
• Mukhabhayanga
• Elazkizhi
• Podi Kizhi
• Njavarakizhi
• Pizhichil
• Kalari marma massage
• Kadvivasthi
• Greva Vasti
• Janu Vasti
• Urovathi
• Chavitti Uzhichil 

Known as the science of life, the benefits of Ayurvedic treatments are many. It mainly includes maintaining a healthy body-max index, and rejuvenation of body and mind. The various detox treatments recommended by Ayurveda can help with body cleansing and stress management. Issues related to chronic stress, chronic pain and gastric issues are also treated with Shirodhara and Janu Vati treatments. Musculoskeletal issues are also treated effectively with Ayurvedic practices. Controlling blood pressure and cholesterol and preventing immunity disorders with treatments including panchakarma are administered by professional practitioners.