Learn from the professionals! Our experienced Ayurveda lecturers and Marma therapists teach you everything you need for your successful Ayurveda practice. Sirodhara, Pinda sveda and Siddha-Marma are just some of the Ayurvedic treatment methods you should master for Ayurvedic therapy at the highest level. Practical skills of Ayurvedic diagnosis and special treatments for the musculoskeletal system are also important to cover the versatile spectrum of holistic Ayurvedic therapy.
Another highlight is the integrative work of the South Indian Kalari and Marma therapies, which will give your work a special quality of precise treatment procedures with type-specific selected oils, herbal sachets or compresses.
As an Ayurvedic therapist you are a specialist in the art of Ayurvedic touch, oil treatments and marma therapies for the musculoskeletal system. You are able to work in a professional way in Ayurveda cures and accompany your clients and patients with effective Ayurveda therapies and massage techniques on their holistic healing path.
Study in a holistic and modern way the therapeutic and curative Ayurvedic massages, oil treatments and Marma therapies. In condensed practical classes you will learn and practice the variety of in-depth treatment techniques under the guidance of Ayurvedic therapists with many years of experience and experts in professional Ayurvedic practice. Your competence gain is deepened by an innovative online training of the Rosenberg eAcademy with extensive knowledge, accompanying videos and learning quizzes on the application possibilities and modes of action of Marmas and Nadis, oils and herbs, Pindas and Lepas as well as advanced massage and treatment techniques in Ayurveda therapy.
At the end of your Ayurveda therapy training, you will gain clinical experience and therapeutic confidence in the professional application of the learned treatment techniques.
You will learn
- physical, energetic and emotional aspects of Ayurvedic massage and oil treatments.
- Special knowledge and effective techniques of Ayurvedic and Marma therapies, such as Pinda Sveda, Sirodhara, Kalari Chikitsa.
- Marma therapies for the musculoskeletal system and other common complaints.
- Theory and practice of Ayurvedic abdominal massage, back massage and therapy Pristabhyanga Lepa, Kati Basti.
- Special treatment for Pancakarma therapy Nasya, Netra Tarpana, Karana Purana.
- in-depth knowledge and practical application forms of Ayurvedic oil science and herbal therapy
- profound knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the musculoskeletal system in connection with Ayurvedic anatomy and therapy
- holistic therapy concepts and treatment cycles based on case studies.
- Anamnesis and diagnostic findings for massage therapy
- talk-therapeutic accompaniment and healing-promoting dialogue in the treatment process.
The postgraduate course in Ayurveda therapy comprises 21 days of training as well as an internship at the Ayurveda Competence and Therapy Center in Birstein. Each training module teaches in a lively way the different treatment techniques in theory and practice with indication and contraindication as well as individual forms of application.
The training plan with the sequence of individual training modules is flexible and is determined according to personal wishes. Entry into the postgraduate program is possible at any time after completing the training as a massage practitioner.
The final examination to become an Ayurvedic therapist takes place approx. 3 months after the last training block with a written, oral and practical examination as well as a final thesis. The entrance requirement for the certified final examination is the complete attendance of all training blocks and the proof of a job shadowing.
Your path to graduation
| Designation | Days | Attendance time | Total learning hours | |
1 | Training Ayurveda Massage Practitioner | 24 | 180 | 272 |
2 | Advanced training Ayurveda therapist | 21 | 157 | 243 |
3 | Internship | 6 | 45 | |
| REAA final exam | (1) | (6) | ||
| Medically examined andcertified Ayurveda therapist recognized by VEAT (Association of European Ayurveda Physicians and Therapists) | 51 | 382 | 515 |
Abhyanga - full body massage
- Abhyanga - full body oil massage: practical practice of massage grips, strokes, sequences and variations
- indications and contraindications, effects in theory and practice
- individual adaptation and type-appropriate forms of Abhyanga
- pre- and post-treatment of the client
- emotional and therapeutic quality of touch, inner and outer attitude of the therapist
Ayurveda basic knowledge: Concepts and Factors of Disease
- Introduction to History and Philosophy of Ayurveda
- Essential Features and Literature of Ayurveda
- Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine versus Modern Science
- Five Elements (panca-mahabhuta)
- Nature of Man: Differentiation of body, mind and spirit
- Introduction to the anatomy and physiology of Ayurveda
- Functional components: doshas (classification, properties, functions, seats) 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 and physical and mental diseases
- Process of etiopathogenesis (samprapti)
- Stages of etiopathogenesis (six kriyakala)
Ayurveda Basics: Constitution and Healing
- Theoretical and Practical Introduction to the Concept of Ayurvedic Constitutional Theory (prakriti)
- Introduction to Ayurvedic Symptomatology:
- Symptoms of the doshas
- Symptoms of the tissues (dhatu), excretory products (mala), transport spaces (srotas), digestive power (agni)
- Theoretical Introduction to Diagnostics in Ayurveda: Models of patient examination
- Three-fold examination (tri-vidha-pariksha)
- Six-fold examination (shad-vidha-pariksha)
- Eight-fold examination (ashta-vidha-pariksha)
- Introduction to Ayurvedic concepts of health maintenance (svasthavrtta):
- Dinacarya: daily routine measures and order therapy
- Rtucarya: Recommendations for a lifestyle adapted to the seasons
- Introduction to Ayurvedic nutrition and food science
Kalari full body massage
- Effect, indications and contraindications of the Kalari Ayurveda-
full body massage
Basic techniques and application of the Kalari Ayurveda full body massage with its different grips, dynamic strokes and sequences
- practical practice of Kalari massage with integrated Marma therapy
- definition of Marma, Nadi and five Marma groups
- indication and forms of application of Ayurvedic sweating therapies (Svedana), Svedana practice with hot compresses
Partial body massages of foot, hand and face with hand-Shirodhara
- Effect, application possibilities and treatment techniques of the ayurvedic partial body massages
- Padabhyanga - ayurvedic foot and leg massage
- Mukabhyanga - ayurvedic face massage
- Hastabhyanga - ayurvedic hand massage
- Demonstration and practice of the hand-Shirodhara (oil forehead cast), as an integrative part of the facial treatment
- indications, contraindications and intensive practical practice of the massage techniques
Spices, Herbs and oils in Ayurveda
- Basics of Ayurvedic spices and herbs (Dravyaguna)
- Classification of spices Balancing the psyche (Sattva, Rajas, Tamas) to balance Doshas, constitution and digestion (Agni)
- type-specific and practical application of spices in everyday life to improve food tolerance (Karana)
- Detailed discussion of 21 selected Ayurvedic spices according to their properties and qualities
- Detailed discussion of 12 selected AyurvedicHerbs according to their properties and qualities
- Detailed discussion of 13 selected Ayurvedic oils according to their properties and qualities
Ayurvedic back and dry massage
- Effect, Application possibilities and treatment techniques of the Ayurvedic massage techniques Pristhabhyanga (back massage) and Garshan (silk glove massage)
- Explanation, demonstration and practical practice of the Pristhabhyanga back massage with procedure, grips and strokes
- Introduction to the treatment of local back marma points
- Release pent-up emotions via the back
- Explanation, demonstration and practical practice of the Garshan silk glove massage in variations appropriate to the type.
- Ayurveda and Detox: indications, contraindications and application of metabolism stimulating, weight reducing and emotionally releasing treatment techniques
Anamnesis, consultation and practice strategies with case studies
- Psychological dimensions of Ayurveda nutrition and health consultation
- Anamnesis, diagnosis and consultation skills: Ayurvedic constitutional determination and findings in practice
- Agni analysis based on tongue and excretions
- Gaining counseling competence through practical work with subjects, case studies
- Selecting and applying type-appropriate counseling strategies, health recommendations, spices and nutrition tips
- Ayurveda as a profession: Basics for practice management, marketing, networking and dealing with social media
- Development of successful Ayurveda offers
Final examination AMA written/oral
Curative Ayurveda treatments and back therapy
- Individual application of therapeutic full body and partial body massage
- Udvarthana - stimulating and draining dry massage with powder, flour and herbs
- Pristabhyangalepa - in-depth techniques of Ayurvedic back massage with pack
- Kati Basti and Griva Basti - technique and practice of local back therapy and pads, incl. Pre- and post-treatment
- Nabhi-Marma - massage techniques and practical work of Ayurveda abdominal massage
Pinda and Shiro - stamp massages, oil pours and head treatments
- Pinda sveda - theory, Practice and guided practice of massage techniques with the traditional herbal bag and expelling lemon coconut bag (Sastik Sali, Jambira)
- Shastika Pinda sveda - indication, contraindication and demonstration nourishing rice bag
- Shirodhara: Theory, practice and guided practice of Ayurvedic oil forehead pouring
- Nasya, Akshi Nehatarpana, Karna-Purana - indication, contraindication and guided practice of oiling the sense organs and head
- Shirobasti - indication, Contraindication and demonstration of therapeutic head treatment
Marma massage for the musculoskeletal system I
- Localization and qualification of the Marmas
- Possible applications of specific Marma manual therapies, spices, Powders
and oils for the treatment of the musculoskeletal system
- Specific techniques for working the Marma Nadi system (Marma
uzzhichil), overlays (Lepa) and stretching techniques
- Treatment variations of Marma manual therapy for specific
complaints of the musculoskeletal system (cervical / thoracic / lumbar spine)
- Practical techniques of findings in Marma manual therapy,
Marma therapy for the musculoskeletal system II
- In-depth anatomy of the most important nadis and Marmas, especially for the
area of the upper and lower extremities
- Advanced grips to open the Marmas and stimulate the Nadis
(adangals)
- Massage sequences and treatment techniques in different
starting positions
- Deepening techniques and formulations of compresses, spices and powders
for the treatment of musculoskeletal complaints of the upper and
lower extremities
- Manual therapy treatment strategies for tension, pain
and hardening in joints, muscles and tissues
- Techniques for treating marma blockages
- Case studies and supervision
Expert knowledge for Ayurvedic therapists
- Basics of Ayurvedic massage and manual therapy
- Theory and treatment concepts on nadis, Marmas and Marma blockages
- Teaching of the musculoskeletal system according to classical Ayurveda
- Complementary Ayurveda therapy strategies for muscular complaints, chronic joint diseases, tendon and ligament injuries, fractures and fissures
- Medicinal oils, ghees and ointments for Ayurveda therapy
- Expert knowledge for performing Ayurvedic massage and manual therapy: Abhyanga, Svedana, Garshan and Udvarthana
- Expert knowledge on performing Ayurvedic back therapy: pristabhanga and lepa, kati-basti and griva-basti
- Expert knowledge on performing Ayurvedic stamp massages: pinda, shastikas, jambira
- Expert knowledge on performing sirodhara and therapeutic head treatments: Nasya, Aksi-tarpana, Karana purana, Matra and Niruha Basti
Practice techniques of anamnesis, diagnosis and therapy planning
You will be able to:
- perform an anamnesis with all aspects independently and mindfully
- determine the basic Ayurvedic constitution (prakriti) and the mental-mental constitution (sattva)
- perform the Ayurvedic examinations (rogi pariksha) ie.i.e. to perform the three-, eight- and ten-fold diagnosis safely. incl. pulse and tongue diagnosis
- to recognize the ayurvedic pathophysiological disorders (vikriti)
- to apply the ayurvedic principles and to proceed systematically
practical course ayurvedic massage therapy
- to gain practical experience and confidence in working with spa patients
- preparation and working procedures of professional ayurvedicSpa therapy
- Interdisciplinary work from Ayurvedic diagnosis and consultation to individually tailored manual and herbal therapy
- Deepened understanding of Ayurvedic treatment practice and therapy planning based on case discussions
Final exam AMT written/oral
- Practice case / case discussion
- Written & oral exam Ayurvedic therapist
minus discount for payment in one sum in advance € 100
On the campus of the European Academy of Ayurveda there are guest houses available. For your overnight stay during the training you can choose from rooms of different categories. Ayurvedic full board from our organic kitchen is included in the room price.
Deposit € 500
a) In one sum with 100 EUR discount at the latest one month before the start of the training (for eAcademy modules immediately, so that we can activate your eSeminars immediately).
b) Option for participants from Germany and Austria: monthly installments of 250 EUR each by direct debit. The payment (debit) of the monthly installments will be made on the 1st of each month, starting from the month of the beginning of the training booked here, for eAcademy modules immediately. If the training begins with modules of the eAcademy, the activation takes place provisionally immediately after receipt of the deposit, regularly then after receipt of the first monthly installment.
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Especially recommended for
- massage practitioners who want to deepen their knowledge of the manual techniques of Ayurveda
- anyone who wants to acquire consulting skills in nutritional and herbal therapy as well as type-specific conversation
- people who work with Ayurvedic massage and therapy in a professional environment
In this training, you demonstrate that you have internalized the knowledge from this course in the following ways.
- Learning checks: Each module ends with a learning check to assure you and us that you have achieved the learning objectives. It contains 20 multiple choice questions and must be passed with at least 70%. You can take the learning check a maximum of three times.
- 2 qualification tests: After completion of 4 modules each, you will be activated on the learning platform for a qualification test as "Ayurveda Health Coach" or "Ayurveda Wellness Practitioner". You will be asked 8 multiple choice questions. You have two attempts to answer them correctly. If you pass, you already have your first certificates in your pocket.
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The Ayurvedic Massage Practitioner exam consists of 3 parts.
- Practical case: anamnesis and constitution determination, therapy planning as well as massage and treatment protocols of 3 treatments with supplementary health recommendations
- Written final exam (digital) on a previously scheduled exam day with 50 multiple choice questions, duration: 1.5 hours. With 70% correct answers, you pass the exam. Thanks to our online learning database, you can prepare for it in the best possible way.
- Practical final exam: Demonstration of a 45-minute Ayurvedic massage including pre- and post-treatment
The written and practical final exams take place on the same day at one of the official exam dates. You register in advance. At the latest 4 weeks before this date you submit your practical cases.
You have passed everything? Then you are already an "Ayurvedic Massage Practitioner" and have achieved an important goal
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The examination to become an Ayurveda therapist consists of 4 further parts.
- Practical examination: It takes place in the last training block in supervised individual work.
- Final paper: Case documentation with anamnesis and therapy strategy as well as recorded massages/consultations of 5 treatments
- Written examination
- Oral examination
The written and oral final examination take place on the same day at one of the official examination dates. You register for it in advance. You submit your final paper no later than 4 weeks before this date.
The final examinations are considered to have been passed if all parts of the examination have been passed at least. The exam or individual parts of it can be repeated a maximum of 2 times.
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All done? Then you can look forward to your final certificate as an Ayurvedic therapist, which we will send to you by mail.
AMT
Required previous knowledge:
none (as a postgraduate course for participants of the Ayurveda Massage Practitioner 8 modules will be credited)
- Medically examined and certified Ayurveda therapist
- recognized by the VEAT association
Scope:
995 learning hours* à 60 min.
-> 14 Modules (see below) + Learning assignments = 585 hrs
-> 1 modules internship 90 hrs
Standard period of study 24-36 months
Blended learning:
Maximum 4 of 14 modules as e-learning
Maximum 4 of 14 modules as live webinar
Training fee from € 7.205
Already completed parts of the training will be credited: see prices
plus room and board, if applicable
* Learning hours = total number of didactically accompanied and supervised incl. lessons, prepared exercises, guided learning or guided practical exercises, learning checks practice, learning checks in each case in online or in presence or also in own work.
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