Study Ayurveda

A Trauma-Informed & Compassion-Based Approach

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Become an Integrative Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor

Mādhya Way’s Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor training offers a trauma-informed and integrative approach to Ayurveda. Our program focuses on traditional study while incorporating western herbalism, meditation, yoga, and self-compassion practices. An extraordinary team of experts will guide students deep into the study, creating opportunities for self-exploration and affording a holistic approach to learning.

Students may opt to enroll in our 15-month, 600-hour virtual training program to become a counselor or choose to take individual classes a la carte for self-study.

Our Courses

 

Every Thursday

5 - 7 pm Pacific Time

Begins October 2023 on Zoom

The Foundations of Ayurveda course teaches participants about the history, foundations, and fundamental concepts of Ayurveda. Ayurveda is a traditional healing system from India, and this course is based on the traditional texts and teachings of this science.

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Every Other Saturday

9 am - 11 am Pacific Time

Begins October 2023 on Zoom

Ayurveda enthusiasts will enjoy this course’s dedication to incorporating Ayurveda into modern life. Integrating Ayurvedic principles with scientific research, and a holistic, multi-modal approach to healing, we will explore diet, lifestyle, and self-care practices for a healthy life. We will learn to create mindful rituals for daily life that are trauma-informed and compassionate in nature.

One Saturday a Month

11:30 - 1:30 pm Pacific Time

Begins December 2023 on Zoom

The Business Course is designed for students and future practitioners of Ayurveda who want to learn how to grow, run, and scale a successful practice. This program will teach you how to structure a successful business and includes a practical clinical internship.

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What makes our Ayurvedic program unique?

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What Is Ayurveda?

Ayurveda is a traditional healing system and science from India dating back at least 5,000 years. This living body of wisdom uses many different modalities for healing, including using food as medicine, lifestyle changes, herbal remedies, bodywork, and extensive detoxification practices. In India, Ayurveda is practiced as a complete medical system with its own hospitals, treatment centers, and pharmacies that dispense herbal medicine. Here in the United States, Ayurveda is better known for its emphasis on preventative health, promoting a holistic lifestyle, and being a sister science to Yoga.

Ayurveda’s emphasis on cultivating a balanced state for mind, body, and spirit through diet and lifestyle changes makes it an accessible science for anyone wanting to improve their life.

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“I was introduced to Ayurveda through yoga, and I thought - why not? Why do I have to lose for a healthier life? I’ve been working personally with Anjali for over 2 years and I’ve seen such a huge difference in my life! Every nugget of information that I learn about Ayurveda through my work with Anjali has made me curious to learn more. So when Anjali had brought up that she’s starting an Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor certification program, I naturally jumped on the opportunity to join it. I couldn’t be happier being in this program - diving deeper into Ayurveda, being part of the Ayurvedic community, and having the opportunity to help others that are looking to improve their lives! I highly recommend anyone that’s looking into Ayurveda to work with Anjali. She’s such a delight to work with!” - Darlene

 

What does Mādhya mean?

Mādhya is a Sanskrit word that translates to "middle." Mādhya way or the middle way is a phrase often used to indicate a moderation in all things. For our purposes, Mādhya Way Ayurveda reflects our commitment to practicing a non-harming, integrative and compassionate approach to Ayurvedic education.

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