Ayurveda wellness practitioner (Austria)

A meaningful profession with a future

3-year training in all facets of Ayurvedic massage, nutrition and lifestyle
State-recognized in Austria: The official qualification for your dream of your own practice

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930 Learning hours from € 11.870

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AWP

Language:
DE

Required prior knowledge:
none

Conclusion:

- Examination with qualification: Ayurveda wellness practitioner
- recognized professional training, entitled to practice the trade in Austria

Scope à 60 min:
Total learning time = 997 hours
-> 22 Modules (see below) + Learning assignments = learning hours* = 930 hrs
-> 3 Modules Exam (incl. preparation) = 67 hrs
-> 1 Modul internship = hrs

Standard period of study 32-40 months

Learning forms/hours (per module):

45 learning hrs of which
22,5 hrs presence (3 days)

45 learning hrs of which 22,5 hrs
live-webinar (3 days)

e.g. 45 learning hrs (42 e-lessons in free time management with 5 hrs live webinar)

Blended learning:
Maximum 8 of 22 modules as e-learning
Maximum 11 of 22 modules as live webinar

Training fee from € 11.870
Parts of the training already completed will be credited: see prices

plus examination fee € 195

plus accommodation and meals if applicable

* Learning hours = total number of didactically accompanied and supervised learning hours learning hours incl. lessons, prepared exercises, guided learning or guided practical exercises, learning checks practice, learning checks either online or face-to-face or in self-study.

Einzelmodule buchen

Modul 1: Ernährung

Modul 2: Massage

Modul 3: Mentoring & Praxis

I would like to find out more about the training

The three-year training to become an Ayurveda wellness practitioner provides the professional and legally recognized basis for successfully offering Ayurveda as an outstanding coaching and wellness service in Austria. The well-founded practical training is based on the training profile of the Federal Ministry of Economy and Family (BGBI.II § 18 para. 1 of the Trade Regulation Act 1994, BGBl. No. 194, Federal Law BGBl. I No. 68/2008).

The team of lecturers is made up of top-class Ayurveda doctors and experts with many years of teaching experience and teaches the theory and practice of Ayurveda massage, nutrition, lifestyle and counseling according to proven teaching concepts and with extensive accompanying material. In addition to the many practical techniques and treatment methods, new ways are shown to successfully implement Ayurveda in the massage, coaching and course sector in your own practice or in the upmarket spa segment.

Who is the training intended for?

Especially recommended for:

People who want to become self-employed in a recognized wellness profession and open their own practice in Austria
anyone who wants to use the high-energy and customized massage techniques of Ayurveda
Wellness trainers and beauticians, lifestyle consultants and hotel staff

How is the training structured?

The recognized further training in Ayurveda wellness practice lasts a total of 3 years and comprises 765 hours of training and an internship.

Module 1 "Ayurveda health and nutrition trainer"
24 training days - Seminar location: Seminarzentrum Berg7, Sigmundsgasse 12/D (Spittelberg), 1070 Vienna
Seminar times: Friday 11.00 - 13.00 and 14.15 - 18.45, Saturday 8.30 - 12.30 and 13.45 - 18.00, Sunday 8.30 - 12.30 and 13.45 - 17.00.
Module 2 "Ayurveda massage and wellbeing practice"
27 training days - seminar location for 21 days: YogaMala, Kierlingerstrasse 12, 3400 Klosterneuburg.
Seminar times: Friday 9.30 am - 6.00 pm, Saturday 9.00 am - 6.00 pm and Sunday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
For 6 consecutive days: Forsthausstr. 6, 63633 Birstein.
Seminar times in Birstein: start on the first day at 6.00 pm, end on the last day at 2.00 pm.
Module 3 "Mental coaching, practice and success strategies"
Coaching, success strategies, practice management + 100 hours of e-learning (conventional medical supplement)
15 training days - Seminar location: Mandalahof, Fleischmarkt 16, 1010 Vienna
Seminar times: Friday 9.30 am - 6.00 pm, Saturday 9.00 am - 6.00 pm and Sunday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm

The modular training structure enables a flexible training schedule, tailored to the life situation and time possibilities of the participant. We are happy to advise you!

Module 1 "Nutrition and health trainer"
In Ayurveda, a balanced, constitutionally appropriate diet is an essential component in balancing the physical and mental constitution. You will learn how to use the effects of spices and foods according to type and how to guide your clients according to the principles of Ayurvedic lifestyle. You will also gain valuable inspiration for your own lifestyle, diet and cooking.
The nutrition and health trainer module can also be booked separately:
To the Ayurveda nutrition and health trainer course

Module 2 "Ayurveda massage and wellbeing practice"
In this module, you will develop the ability to perform traditional massage and oil applications with your hands and heart. A variety of demonstrations and practical exercises with corrections will show you how to apply Ayurvedic massage techniques precisely, sensitively and according to type. You will also acquire in-depth knowledge of the philosophy, medicine and constitutional teachings of Ayurveda, which will give you a holistic understanding of the applications.

The massage module can also be booked in a modified form for newcomers with no previous knowledge of Ayurveda. The training then corresponds to the Birstein model. Please note that attending the massage module alone does not entitle you to practise a trade in Austria. In this case, you can only use your Ayurvedic massage skills privately, unless you are authorized to practice massage as a member of a health profession.

Module 3 "Mental coaching, practice and success strategies"
This module supplements the Ayurveda skills you have already acquired with knowledge of Ayurvedic psychology and diagnosis. You will also be given strategies for successful practice management.

People without previous medical knowledge also take part in an external e-learning course. In addition to the 40 hours already integrated in the modules, this course teaches you a further 100 hours of conventional medical basics, together = 140 hours.
The online course is offered in cooperation with our partner EPWA and is booked and paid for directly there.

Examination
The final examination includes a practical case documentation, a written examination and a supervised project presentation.
The following achievements must be demonstrated for admission to the examination:

a 50-hour internship at Rosenberg Ayurveda Kurzentrum or another recognized Ayurveda practitioner or hotel
at least 140 hours of anatomy, physiology, hygiene, emergency with completed examination

Trade license
The following requirements must be met in order to obtain the restricted trade license for Ayurveda wellness practice:

complete attendance of all training modules
pass the final examination
50 supervised treatments during the massage module
independent documentation of 100 treatments
First aid certificate, not older than 5 years

BLOCK*	TRAINING	BLOCK TOPICS (*)	LE à 50 min.	Notes
	AWP	Ayurveda wellbeing practitioner, as at: August 2022
E-ABK	EBA / AMA	Basis - concepts and disease factors	27	also as: Webinar / eAcademy
E-ABH	EBA /AMA	Basis - constitution and medicine	27	also as: Webinar / eAcademy
E-AEI	EBA	Type-appropriate nutrition	27	also as: Webinar / eAcademy
E-APH	EBA / AMA	Spice and herbology	27	also as: Webinar / eAcademy
F-AFK	EBA	Ayurveda for women and stress-related complaints	27	also as: eAcademy
F-DRK	EBA	Dietetics, cleansing, food science	27	also as: Webinar
F-ERT	EBA	Nutrition as therapy, digestive physiology	27	also as: Webinar
F-AUH	EBA / AMA	Medical history, counseling strategies, case studies	27	also as: Webinar
	EBA	Intermediate examination Ayurveda nutrition trainer	10
E-ABY	AMA	Abhyanga full body massage	27
E-KAL	AMA	Kalari full body massage	27
E-AFM	AMA	Partial body massage for foot, face, hand	27
F-AGR	AMA	Ayurvedic back and dry massage	27
F-KAP	AMT / AWP	Pinda sveda, Sirodhara	27	Birstein
E-KAB	AMT / AWP	Abdominal massage, back therapy, curative therapies	27	Birstein
F-MAR	AMT / AWP	Marma therapy for the musculoskeletal system I	27
F-MAT	AMT / AWP	Marma therapy for the musculoskeletal system II	27
P-MTP	AMT / AWP	Practice and supervision of Ayurveda massage, intermediate examination	27
F-SWP	AWP	Conventional medical supplement, first aid	130	external / to be booked independently
E-APE	PCM / AWP	Ayurveda psychology and personality development	27
F-AKO	PCM / AWP	Communication and conversation	27
F-ADT	AWP	Diagnostic techniques, assessment of findings, therapy planning	27
F-GMP	AWP	Prevention and success strategies with Ayurveda	27
P-PPP	AWP	Case documentation, hygiene, legal issues, presentation techniques	18	Award of certificate
P-PRW		Practical training: Practical training with supervision (approx. 5 days)	40	Birstein / recognized health resorts
		Total hours: Training hours including internship	765

E = Entry possible

F = Advanced (several E modules should be completed beforehand)

P = Professionalization module to complete the training

The contents in detail

Ayurvedic Diet Tailored to Your Constitution

General Rules of Ayurvedic Nutrition
Tailoring Your Diet to Your Constitution and Metabolism
8 factors of nutrition, 6 tastes, 4 forms, 12 food groups
Identifying Agni states appropriate for each constitution, including tongue diagnosis
Designing Ayurvedic menus and meal plans based on the chronobiological biological clock
Type-specific recommendations for dosha balance and agni strengthening

Ayurvedic Basics: Concepts and Disease Factors
• Introduction to the History and Philosophy of Ayurveda
• Key Characteristics and Literature of Ayurveda
• Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine versus Modern Science
• Five Elements (panca-mahabhuta)
• The Nature of Human Beings: Distinguishing Between Body, Mind, and Soul
• Introduction to Ayurvedic Anatomy and Physiology
• Functional Components: doshas (classification, properties, functions, locations) and agnis (classification, function, states)
• Structural Components: dhatus, upadhatus, malas, and srotas
• Process of Tissue Formation (dhatu-parinama)
• Definition of health (svastha)
• Causes (hetu) of health as well as of physical and mental diseases
• Process of etiopathogenesis (samprapti)
• Stages of etiopathogenesis (six kriyakala)

Basic Ayurveda Knowledge: Constitution and Medicine

The Concept of Constitution (prakrti) in Theory and Practice
Symptomatology: Symptoms of the dhatus, malas, and srotas
Introductory Diagnostics: Models of Patient Examination (rogi-pariksha): Three-fold, Six-fold, and Eight-fold Examination
Health Preservation (svasthavrtta) in Ayurveda: Daily Routines (dinacarya) and Seasonal Recommendations (rtucarya)
Introduction to Ayurvedic Nutrition, General Dietary Guidelines, Ayurvedic Food Science
Treatment of Disease in Ayurveda: Fundamental Therapeutic Approaches
Introduction to the concept of internal purification (pancakarma)

Spices, herbs, and oils in Ayurveda

Fundamentals of Ayurvedic spice and herb theory (Dravyaguna)
Classification of spices Balancing the psyche (Sattva, Rajas, Tamas) to harmonize the doshas, constitution, and digestion (Agni)
Constitution-Specific and Practical Use of Spices in Daily Life to Improve Food Tolerance (Karana)
Detailed discussion of 21 selected Ayurvedic spices according to their properties and qualities
Detailed discussion of 12 selected Ayurvedic herbs according to their properties and qualities
Detailed discussion of 13 selected Ayurvedic oils according to their properties and qualities

Ayurveda for Women and Stress-Related Ailments

Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Women’s Health —a general overview of women’s health and female development
The Three Dosha Life Cycles and Female Constitutions in Ayurveda Nutrition and Health Recommendations for Enhancing Women’s Well-Being
The Dhatu Parinama Process —How Female Vitality Is Gradually Generated from Food Through the Tissues
Building Ojas – Targeted Nourishment of the Finest Essence of This Process
Holistic Support forthe Lower Abdomen and Common Discomforts —Including Self-Massage
Desire to Have Children and Fertility —Preparation, Support, and an Overview of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF/ICSI)
Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Postpartum Period– Support Through a Special Phase of Life
Mental Health and Stress-Related Complaints – Restoring Balance for Women Juggling Career and Family

Dietetics, Cleansing, and Nutrition
• Fundamentals and Individualized Approaches to Ayurvedic Dietetics
• Classification of Foods According to Ayurvedic Nutritional Principles
• Detailed discussion of selected foods based on their properties and qualities
• Type-specific selection of foods, creation of dietary recipes and meal plans
• Panchakarma diets and traditional healing recipes (Manda, Peya, Vilepi, Kichari)
• Design, planning, and implementation of individualized detox and fasting regimens based on Ayurvedic principles

Nutrition as Therapy

• Anatomy and physiology of the digestive tract • Ayurvedic nutritional and counseling strategies for the digestive system and gut health • Nutritional and counseling strategies for preventive health promotion of the immune system, respiratory tract, musculoskeletal system, and skin • Structure of Ayurvedic nutritional counseling based on detailed case analysis and the development of a counseling plan

Medical history, counseling, and practice strategies with case examples
• Psychological Dimensions of Ayurvedic Nutrition and Health Counseling
• Medical History, Assessment, and Counseling Skills: Ayurvedic Constitution Determination and Assessment in Practice
• Agni Analysis Based on the Tongue and Excretions
• Developing counseling skills through practical work with clients, case studies
• Selecting and applying constitution-specific counseling strategies, health recommendations, spices, and nutritional tips
• Ayurveda as a Career: Fundamentals of practice management, marketing, networking, and social media
• Developing successful Ayurvedic services

Abhyanga full-body massage
• Abhyanga – full-body oil massage: Practical practice of massage techniques, strokes, sequences, and variations
• Indications and contraindications, effects in theory and practice
• Individual adaptation and type-specific forms of Abhyanga
• Pre- and post-treatment care for the client
• Emotional and therapeutic quality of touch, the therapist’s inner and outer posture
• Indications and application of Ayurvedic sweat therapies (Svedana)

Kalari full-body massage
• Effects, indications, and contraindications of the Kalari Ayurvedic
full-body massage
Basic techniques and application of the Kalari Ayurvedic full-body massage with its various hand movements, dynamic strokes, and sequences
• Practical training in Kalari massage
• Definition of Marma and Nadi

Partial-body massages of the feet, hands, and face with hand-Shirodhara
• Effects, Applications, and Treatment Techniques of Ayurvedic Partial-Body Massages
- Padabhyanga – Ayurvedic Foot and Leg Massage
- Mukabhyanga – Ayurvedic Facial Massage
- Hastabhyanga – Ayurvedic Hand Massage
• Demonstration and practice of Hand-Shirodhara (oil forehead drip), as an integral part of the facial treatment
• Indications, contraindications, and intensive practical training in massage techniques

Ayurvedic back and dry massages

Effects, applications, and treatment techniques of the Ayurvedic massage techniques Pristhabhyanga (back massage) and Garshan (silk glove massage)
Explanations, demonstrations, and hands-on practice of the Pristhabhyanga back massage, including sequence, hand movements, and stroking techniques
Introduction to the treatment of local back marma points
Releasing pent-up emotions through the back
Udvarthana—a stimulating and detoxifying dry massage using powder, flour, and herbs, covering both theory and practice
Explanations, demonstration, and hands-on practice of the Garshan silk glove massage in variations tailored to each body type.
Ayurveda and Detox: Indications, contraindications, and application of treatment techniques that stimulate metabolism, promote weight loss, and release emotional blockages

Pinda and Shiro—hot compress massages, oil pours, and head treatments
• Pinda Sveda – Theory, practice, and guided exercises in massage techniques using the traditional herbal pouch and detoxifying lemon-coconut pouches (Sastik Sali, Jambira)
• Shastika Pinda Sveda – Indications, contraindications, and demonstration of nourishing rice pouches
• Shirodhara: Theory, practice, and guided practice of the Ayurvedic oil forehead pour
• Nasya, Akshi Nehatarpana, Karna-Purana – Indications, contraindications, and guided practice of oiling the sense organs and the head
• Shirobasti—indications, contraindications, and demonstration of the therapeutic head treatment

Curative Ayurvedic Treatments and Back Therapy
• Individual application of therapeutic full-body and partial-body massage
• Pristabhyangalepa – Advanced Techniques of Ayurvedic Back Massage with Poultice
• Kati Basti and Griva Basti – Techniques and Practical Application of Localized Back Therapy and Poultices, Including Pre- and Post-Treatment
• Nabhi-Marma – Massage Techniques and Practical Application of Ayurvedic Abdominal Massage

Marma Massage for the Musculoskeletal System I
• Localization and Identification of Marmas
• Applications of specific Marma manual therapies, spices, powders
and oils for treating the musculoskeletal system
• Targeted techniques for working with the Marma-Nadi system (Marma
uzzhichil), compresses (Lepa), and stretching techniques
• Treatment variations in Marma manual therapy for specific
musculoskeletal complaints (cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine)
• Practical techniques for assessment in Marma manual therapy,

Marma Therapy for the Musculoskeletal System II
• In-depth anatomy of the most important nadis and marmas, specifically for the
upper and lower extremities
• Advanced techniques for opening the marmas and stimulating the nadis
(adangals)
• Massage sequences and treatment techniques in various
starting positions
• Advanced techniques and recipes for compresses, spices, and powders
for treating musculoskeletal disorders of the upper and
lower extremities
• Manual therapy treatment strategies for tension, pain
and stiffness in joints, muscles, and tissues
• Techniques for treating Marma blockages
• Case studies and supervision

In-depth diagnostic and treatment practice with supervision
• Individual treatment protocols and sequences tailored to physical and psychological needs and symptoms, case studies
• Massage supervision and individual coaching to optimize the quality of personal touch and treatment, practical final exam
• Advanced techniques, herbal and oil knowledge, patient documentation, and practice management
• Practical exam for Ayurvedic Therapist

Seeing with the Heart—Type-Specific Ayurvedic Psychology

Personality Structures of the Physical and Mental Constitution Types
Type-Specific Reaction Patterns and Blockages
Seeing with the Heart—Energy Work and Solutions in Working with the Body Sheaths (Koshas)
Approaches to Traditional Ayurvedic Psychotherapy Based on Mental Needs and Causes of Illness (Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha)
Nutritional Recommendations and Strengthening Measures for Mental Stability
Practice of type-specific Ayurvedic coaching

Communication and coaching for the Ayurvedic counseling practice
• Strengthening the counselor’s personality and self-reflection
• Models of talk therapy for the Ayurvedic coaching practice
• Communication and questioning techniques based on the principles of Ayurvedic psychology
• Ayurvedic coaching tailored to personality types to transform weaknesses into strengths
• Maintaining balance between distance and closeness in holistic work with clients
• Selecting appropriate Ayurvedic interventions for mental health and anchoring them with effective techniques
• Use of creative media and spiritual techniques in the counseling context
• Practical exercises in Ayurvedic-inspired conversation techniques incorporating spiritual Ayurvedic therapies (meditation, mantra, sankalpa)
• Case studies and supervision

Practical techniques for taking a medical history, diagnosis, and therapy planning

You will be able to:

conduct a medical history interview covering all aspects independently and mindfully
determine the basic Ayurvedic constitution (prakriti) and the mental-emotional constitution (sattva)
to confidently perform Ayurvedic examinations (rogi pariksha)—that is, the three-, eight-, and ten-fold diagnoses—including pulse and tongue diagnosis
to recognize Ayurvedic pathophysiological disorders (vikriti)
apply Ayurvedic principles and proceed systematically

Marketing & Sales Concepts for Your Ayurveda Business
• Intensive Brand Positioning
• Detailed Definition of Your Customer Avatars
• Creating Your Customer Journey
• Successful and Professional Presentations
• Customized Success Strategies for Offline Marketing and Social Media

Good to Know: If you already have extensive marketing knowledge, we will credit you for this module toward the Ayurveda Health Coach (IHK) certification program.

AMA Final Exam • Written

Case documentation, hygiene, legal matters, presentation techniques

EBA Final Exam • Written/Oral
• Term Paper: Case documentation/practical case study on nutrition and health counseling, including a complete medical history form, constitutional assessment, list of recommendations, and meal plan (approx. 5–8 pages/15,000 characters)
• Term paper: Written research paper with an introduction to basic Ayurvedic concepts and a topic of the student’s choice (approx. 10–12 pages/25,000 characters)
• Written final exam on the exam day consisting of 50 multiple-choice questions (70% or higher correct = passed)
• oral final exam on the day of the exam (including feedback on the practical case study)
The final exam is considered passed if all 4 parts of the exam are passed with at least the minimum required score. The exam or individual parts of it may be retaken a maximum of 2 times.

Who teaches me?

Prof. Dr. Shivenarain Gupta

Oliver Becker

Kerstin Rosenberg

Theresa Sita Rosenberg

Stefan Pachinger

Mag. Marion Malle

Ariane Hotzel

Simone Peer

Dr. Marlene Vogel

Karin Bachmaier

Petra Wolfinger

Win Silvester

Stephanie Bunk

How much does the Ayurveda training cost?

Training fee from € 11,870

plus examination fee € 195
less discount for payment in one sum in advance € 100

plus accommodation and meals - only for attendance dates in Birstein

Guest houses are available on the campus of the European Academy of Ayurveda. You can choose from rooms of different categories for your overnight stay during the training. Ayurvedic full board from our organic kitchen is included in the room price.

Method of payment

Deposit € 500

Final payment

a) In one lump sum no later than one month before the start of the training (immediately for eLearning modules so that we can activate your eSeminars immediately.)
b) As an option for participants from Germany and Austria, we also offer payment in installments. You can find your individual installment plan (depending on the duration of your training) in the booking process. Payment (direct debit) of the monthly installments is made on the 1st of each month, starting from the month of the start of the training booked here, for eAcademy modules immediately. If the training begins with eAcademy modules, the activation is provisionally carried out immediately after receipt of the down payment, regularly after receipt of the first monthly installment.

Provider

Rosenberg gGmbH - European Academy for Ayurveda | DE - 63633 Birstein (The seminars take place in Vienna and Klosterneuburg.)

Final examination

The examination comprises a practical case documentation, a written examination and a supervised project presentation.

Seminar locations

The training modules take place at different seminar locations in Vienna or Klosterneuburg, depending on the content. What they all have in common is that they enable modern learning in a pleasant atmosphere - so that your training is even more fun.

Module 1 "Ayurveda Health and Nutrition Trainer"
24 training days - Seminar location: Seminarzentrum Berg7, Sigmundsgasse 12/D (Spittelberg), 1070 Vienna.
Seminar times: Friday 11.00 - 13.00 and 14.15 - 18.45, Saturday 8.30 - 12.30 and 13.45 - 18.00, Sunday 8.30 - 12.30 and 13.45 - 17.00.
Module 2 "Ayurveda massage and wellbeing practice"
27 training days - Seminar location for 21 days: YogaMala, Kierlingerstrasse 12, 3400 Klosterneuburg.
Seminar times: Friday 9.30 am - 6.00 pm, Saturday 9.00 am - 6.00 pm and Sunday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
As a special highlight, 6 consecutive days of your training will take place on the campus of the European Academy for Ayurveda in Birstein. Look forward to a place where Ayurveda is lived and taught - with ayurvedic-vegetarian organic cuisine (accommodation and meals not included in the training price).
Seminar times in Birstein: Start on the first day at 6.00 pm, end on the last day at 2.00 pm.

Module 3 "Mental coaching, practice and success strategies"
Coaching, success strategies, practice management + 100 hours of e-learning (conventional medical supplement)
15 training days - Seminar location: Mandalahof, Fleischmarkt 16, 1010 Vienna
Seminar times: Friday 9.30 am - 6.00 pm, Saturday 9.00 am - 6.00 pm and Sunday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm

Financial support

The European Academy for Ayurveda in Austria is registered in the Ö-Cert Register. This means that it is a quality provider in adult education recognized by the Ministry of Education. The training to become an Ayurveda wellness practitioner is therefore generally eligible for funding throughout Austria.

Only valid for eLearning modules: Dates eWorkshops & instructional videos

As part of an eLearning module, you will have the opportunity to put the knowledge you have learned into practice. We have developed the eWorkshop concept for this purpose. Together with your fellow students and your lecturer, you will discuss a specific topic in this live event, do practical exercises or group work on it, and thus gain a deeper insight into the practical application of your Ayurveda knowledge.

In addition to the Interdisciplinary Question Forum (Q & A session), this is your opportunity to exchange ideas with your lecturer and fellow students.

Please note: You only need to attend one session. You will find an indication of when it makes sense to register for the eWorkshop in your eLearning. The eWorkshop is a compulsory part of the module and is required for your course completion. The dates for the coming year are published in the fall of the previous year.

Ayurveda nutrition according to type

AEI - eWorkshop - Designing type-appropriate meal plans

15.09.2026 - 19:00 to 20:30 clock

Ayurveda for women and stress-related complaints

AFK - eWorkshop - The concept of Vata

21.09.2026 - 19:00 to 20:30 clock

Ayurveda basics: Concepts and disease factors

ABK - eWorkshop - Traditional medicine versus modern science

23.09.2026 - 19:00 to 20:30 clock

Ayurveda basic course: constitution and medicine

ABH - eWorkshop - Constitution determination

22.09.2026 - 19:00 to 20:30 clock

Seeing with the heart - Ayurvedic psychology according to type

APE 1 - eWorkshop - Manomaya Kosha - Understanding how feelings and thoughts work together

08.09.2026 - 19:00 to 20:30 clock

Seeing with the heart - Ayurvedic psychology according to type

APE 2 - eWorkshop - Ayurvedic Psychoanalysis with the Trivargas

10.12.2026 - 19:00 to 20:30 clock

Dietetics, cleansing, food science

DRK - eWorkshop - Ayurveda dietetics: Meal plans for practice

06.10.2026 - 19:00 to 20:00 clock

Spices, herbs and oils in Ayurveda

APH - eWorkshop - Spices in everyday life and in counseling

24.09.2026 - 19:00 to 20:30 clock

Some of the eLearning modules may contain video content in English with German subtitles.

In a study consultation, we can briefly clarify when it is best for you to start, which form of learning is best for you and whether we can perhaps take into account your existing prior knowledge. Together we will find the right training program for you . Book your individual training consultation by phone +49 (0)6054-91 310 or simply online.

Introductory seminars

Just get started...

First get a taste, then decide - all seminars can be credited towards later training

Let us advise you!

Representative Marion Malle

I would be happy to advise you on the phone about your path with Ayurveda. For a personal consultation in Vienna, please make an appointment with me.

I look forward to seeing you!

+43 (0) 650 52 33 33 7

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Ayurveda wellness practitioner (Austria)

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Ayurveda nutrition according to type

Ayurveda for women and stress-related complaints

Ayurveda basics: Concepts and disease factors

Ayurveda basic course: constitution and medicine

Seeing with the heart - Ayurvedic psychology according to type

Seeing with the heart - Ayurvedic psychology according to type

Dietetics, cleansing, food science

Spices, herbs and oils in Ayurveda

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Here's what you can do next:

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Book entry seminar

How to start your training as a Ayurveda wellness practitioner (Austria)

Entry modules

Ayurvedic nutrition according to type

Ayurveda basics: Concepts and disease factors

Ayurveda basics: Constitution and medicine