Total practitioners found: 141

The Ayurveda Yoga Wellness Clinic (AYWC) is an ayurvedic centre for wellbeing promoting the practice of ayurveda in Australia. AYWC was established in 2007. AYWC is based in Melbourne and offers a comprehensive range of Ayurvedic health care services including, Ayurvedic medicines, Ayurvedic treatment, massages, yoga and meditation. Ayurveda is an ancient system of natural medicine with its roots in India. This system takes a holistic approach to treating diseases and health conditions, and considers the patient’s physical and mental state in recommending a treatment regime. It is a completely natural system of medicine and hence has no side effects or complications. With the rise in lifestyle and chronic diseases amongst the population, AYWC provides complete lifestyle consultations and treatments that address the root cause of the disease or health condition, and not just treat the symptoms alone. The holistic treatment regime provided is gentle, safe and completely natural.

Ayurvedic and panchkarma practitioner Renu has over 7 years of experience in the ancient therapy of India AYURVEDA.

Sri Vajera Foundation, Brahma Vidya School by renowned Swami Narayanananda Ayurved Saraswati • Florianopolis, SC, Brazil | Uberlandia, MG, Brazil 2004 — 2006 Kerala Ayurved Chikitsalayam Panchakarma, Ayurvedic phytotherapy treatment theory, and practical training - Navi Peth, Pune - 411030 Maharashtra State, India 2014 Apart from many other approaches, the Ayurvedic consultations with Florence are the most traditional way possible: Observation (Darshan): The practitioner first evaluates general physical health by looking at the patient and observing his/her movements, body contour, color of the skin and eyes, facial lines and ridges, shape of the nose, and qualities of the lips, hair, and nails. Touch (Sparsha): The practitioner then employs touch, including palpation (pressing down on parts of the body, called sparshanam in Ayurveda), and percussion or tapping (akotana). There is special focus on the patient's pulse, tongue, nails, and speech. Questions (Prashna): The practitioner asks the patient about complaints and symptoms, as well as the duration of discomfort and disease progression. The practitioner also inquires about mental and psychological conditions. SHAMANA THERAPY SHODHANA THERAPY Panchakarma programs

Ayurvedic Expert in Females Problems and Mental Illnesses

Sri Vajera Foundation, Brahma Vidya School by renowned Swami Narayanananda Ayurved Saraswati • Florianopolis, SC, Brazil | Uberlandia, MG, Brazil 2004 — 2006 Kerala Ayurved Chikitsalayam Panchakarma, Ayurvedic phytotherapy treatment theory, and practical training - Navi Peth, Pune - 411030 Maharashtra State, India 2014 Apart from many other approaches, the Ayurvedic consultations with Florence are the most traditional way possible: Observation (Darshan): The practitioner first evaluates general physical health by looking at the patient and observing his/her movements, body contour, color of the skin and eyes, facial lines and ridges, shape of the nose, and qualities of the lips, hair, and nails. Touch (Sparsha): The practitioner then employs touch, including palpation (pressing down on parts of the body, called sparshanam in Ayurveda), and percussion or tapping (akotana). There is special focus on the patient\\\\\\\'s pulse, tongue, nails, and speech. Questions (Prashna): The practitioner asks the patient about complaints and symptoms, as well as the duration of discomfort and disease progression. The practitioner also inquires about mental and psychological conditions. SHAMANA THERAPY SHODHANA THERAPY Panchakarma programs

Ayurvedic Practitioner Advanced Diploma Ayurveda, Cert 4 Ayurveda, Diploma Western Herbal Medicine

Raman Das Mahatyagi is the principal Ayurvedic Vaidya (practitioner) at our Sydney, Australia based holistic centre. He has a degree in Ayurvedic medicine, Bachelor of Science (Biology) and Diploma of Yoga (India). Opening in January 2000 in Gordon, Sydney, Raman Das has helped over 4000 people improve their health through the great healing powers of Ayurveda and Yoga.

Dr Vishal Sharma is a qualified Ayurvedic doctor practising in Sydney NSW for the past 10 years. He grew up very close to the nature in the top ranges of Himalayas (Himachal Pradesh) in India. By living close to nature, his curiosity was drawn to understand the magical healing and nourishing power of Ayurveda. Later, he decided to study Ayurveda and opt ancient wisdom of prevention and healing as a carrier. He is the founder and Director of SEWA AYURVEDA at Sydney which is his solitary initiative under his Global Heath Mission, where the only vision is to accomplish "Health For ALL". SEWA is from the Ancient Sanskrit language signifies SELFLESS SERVICE to the improvement of the community.

Gita Kavar is a life-long believer in the benefits of Ayurveda having been raised in a practicing family which informed her approach to health and food throughout her life.  

Meredith Russell is a registered Ayurvedic Practitioner, graduating from Equals International with a  Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda and Cert. IV in Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation. She is also a registered Yoga Teacher with a Diploma of Yoga Teaching Y.T.I.S.A. and Yoga Teaching certification from Adelaide Ashtanga Yoga Shala, with over 30 years of experience as a yoga practitioner incorporating healthy lifestyle advice to restore health and wellbeing. Meredith’s academic background is in Creative Arts and Community Education; her Masters in Visual Art thesis investigated the use of Sacred Space in Classical Indian Dance and Art. She passionately combines the richness of these creative experiences in her consultations.