Ayurveda medicine: studies and training for doctors

This basic course forms the foundation for our medically oriented training courses. Specially designed for medical practitioners, it focuses on the use of Ayurveda for doctors. The module teaches basic Ayurvedic concepts and ancient Indian ideas. Examples are used to create a practical link to our life situation.

The basic course is the foundation of medical-therapeutic training, especially for medical practitioners. The module deals with the application of Ayurveda in European practices. Constitution determination, health care, diagnostic procedures, nutritional science and the integration of Ayurveda into modern medicine are central contents.

The seminar combines Western and Ayurvedic herbal medicine for the use of native medicinal plants in Ayurvedic treatments. Native plants are used as remedies according to Ayurvedic principles. The Ayurveda doctor and phytotherapist Dr. Kalyani Nagersheth treats proven herbs for women in their phases of life.

Gain an understanding of Ayurvedic psychotherapy for the treatment of psychological complaints and trauma therapy, compared to neuroscience. Dr. Kalyani Nagersteth explains the mental functions from an Ayurvedic and modern perspective, combined with psychotherapeutic approaches and case studies.

Ayurveda and yoga offer deep insights into the body, the psyche and the self. Prof. Dr. Martin Mittwede leads this seminar, which combines philosophical principles with practical psychotherapy. Ideal for those interested in psychology and spirituality, but also for therapists.

The study trip with daily lessons in theory and practice was developed by Kerstin Rosenberg in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Tanuja Nesari. Participants deepen their knowledge of therapeutic applications of foods, spices and herbs. The study program includes at least 6 hours of lessons and excursions every day.

The study trip was developed in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Nambi in Kerala, India. Under the guidance of Petra Wolfinger, the participants deepen their knowledge of therapeutic treatments. A program for Ayurveda practitioners, therapists and physicians to expand their massage and bodywork skills.

Our seminar teaches the holistic pediatric medicine of Ayurveda in a practical way that is suitable for everyday use. It is aimed at anyone who wants to treat children in a natural and holistic way. The module integrates the ancient knowledge of Ayurveda with modern medical knowledge to promote children's health.

We shed light on the pathophysiology of the most common diseases of the digestive tract from an Ayurvedic and psychological perspective and present holistic counseling and therapeutic approaches to these diseases.

Children and adolescents are increasingly suffering from chronic illnesses and psychological complaints. Ayurveda is therefore becoming increasingly important in pediatric medicine. The seminar deals with the causes of illness, offers individual treatment options from herbal to massage therapy and combines traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern medicine.

In kayacikitsa, the building blocks of Ayurvedic healing are sensibly combined to create individual therapy concepts. How this works is explained in this seminar. In this advanced seminar, this is applied in practice to diseases of the musculoskeletal system, the skin and the immune system.

Get to know the holistic anamnesis and constitution determination in Ayurveda under professional guidance and create individual consultation and treatment catalogs to strengthen your health. Practice your counseling skills and develop innovative coaching offers, courses and workshops.

Touch, feel, feel, press, hear - our anatomy/physiology course uses the senses and mindfulness. We explore concepts and structures that communicate with each other. Playful movement and touch convey a 3D understanding of the body and its connection to space. Ayurvedic and yogic anatomy complexes become tangible.

In this seminar you will see how the dhatus can be used diagnostically and therapeutically. They can be treated directly using certain plants and mantras and also have a very close connection to the psyche. The seminar is based on practical experience and deals with the topic using many understandable case studies.

The seminar is about learning new pulse reading dimensions and experiencing them for yourself. The focus is on "touching the heart" and communicating with clients. In addition to looking at basic concepts, the part includes marma training, partner exercises and intensive process and group work.

The seminar gives an introduction to Siddhaved principles, for participants of the seminar "Dimensions of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis". Pulse reading serves as a diagnosis and heart connection to create trust and transformation. Sascha Kriese teaches the art of pulse reading and the counseling and treatment approaches.

Ayurveda pulse diagnosis empathically connects doctor and patient. Pulse reading is a holistic method that requires practical practice and theoretical knowledge. Sascha Kriese teaches pulse reading, enabling precise diagnoses and customized therapeutic approaches. The technique improves communication and opens up a spiritual dimension.

Looking back, looking closely, analyzing all the peculiarities of a person, their life situation, and of course their complaints and symptoms - you collect these exciting and interesting pieces of the puzzle in this module and put them together to form a complete picture (prashna pariksha).

The three-day intensive course teaches the Ayurvedic full-body oil massage Abhyanga in its holistic effect on body, mind and soul. The comprehensive treatment process with its various strokes, massage techniques and procedures is explained in detail, practiced and supervised.

Ayurveda offers proven health tips, spices and herbs as home remedies to strengthen body and mind. The Ayurveda medicine cabinet contains recommendations and recipes to effectively treat headaches, stomach aches and colds. Use Ayurveda to help yourself and your family.

The textbooks of traditional Indian medicine date back up to 2,500 years. To this day, the system of Ayurvedic medicine is based on the ancient collections of texts, the so-called Samhitas. And anyone who wants to gain an authentic and holistic understanding of the universal knowledge of Ayurveda also studies the scriptures and their interpretations.