Ayurvedic Health Counselor (Year 1)
Ayurvedic Health Counselor Program
The Ayurvedic Health Counselor diploma program provides basic principles in Ayurveda, Philosophy, History, Sanskrit, Ayurvedic Anatomy and Physiology. The program focuses on developing skills in the areas of preventive medicine, nutrition, herbology, home remedies, detoxification, rejuvenation, bodywork, and daily/seasonal routine and a basic understanding of common diseases. This program includes a supervised practicum.
Upon completing the Certificate in Ayurvedic Medicine program, a student should have certain competencies or learning objectives. The learning objectives of the CAM program are as follows:
- Students will be able to practice self-protocols of healing and guide individuals and groups through educational seminars and workshops on the traditional practices and principles of Ayurveda.
- The student will be able to determine the Ayurvedic constitution and take a detailed history of the client’s condition in order to manage and/or refer a client for Ayurveda treatments.
- The student will be able to educate clients on the prevention of imbalances and recommend appropriate dietary, lifestyle, yoga, meditation, health-promoting herbal recommendations, rayanas and recommend simple solutions for common diseases as recommended by Ayurveda.
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| SA1101 | Foundations of Ayurveda (Padartha Vignyan) |
| SA1102 | Ayurvedic Anatomy & Physiology 1 (Dosha/Dhatu/Mala Vignyan) |
| SA1103 | Ayurvedic Anatomy & Physiology 2 |
| SA1104 | Ayurvedic Constitutional Evaluation |
| SA1105 | Preventive Care in Ayurveda I/Concepts of Routine (Swastha Vritta I/Dinacarya/Ritucarya) |
| SA1106 | Ayurvedic Psychology (Manas Shastra) |
| SA1107 | Preventive Care in Ayurveda III/ Ayurvedic Nutrition (Swastha Vritta II) |
| SA1108 | Preventive Care in Ayurveda II (Swastha Vritta III/Yoga) |
| SA1109 | Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Herbology & Pharmacy I |
| SA1110 | Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Herbology & Pharmacy II (Bhaisajya Kalpana & Dravya Guna Karma) |
| SA1111 | Ayurvedic Detoxification (Panchakarma) |
| SA1112 | Ayurvedic Wellness Solutions & Integration of Practice |
| SA1113 | Clinical Practicum |
Being a student at Sampoorna College of Ayurveda & Holistic studies was completely life-changing for me. The education I received in my first year during the Ayurveda Certificates Program changed how I view the world and how I live my life. I am currently enrolled in the Associates Degree Program and will continue my Ayurvedic education at SCAH. Academically challenging, SCAH’s curriculum provides a strong foundation for a future professional. The faculties knowledge, Vaidyas and Ayurvedic Practitioners alike, is exceptional and the passion for Ayurveda transpires in their teachings. My experience at SCAH was more than I could have ever expected. I chose the college for the comprehensiveness of the program as well as the reputation and experience of the Ayurvedic professionals and was not disappointed. The hands-on training and clinical evaluations of actual clients prepared me well for my AHP internship in India and really solidified my knowledge of the material. I feel well equipped to continue into sharing my knowledge with others.
Ayurveda is simply divine! And the teachings of great sages and seers come through with the help of the amazing teachers at Sampoorna Ayurvedic College.
Each of the teachers of Sampoorna are actively working in Ayurveda and applying Ayurveda to their lives. They share real-world applications of the concepts being taught. The in-school clinic allows us to see first-hand real-world applications of Ayurveda. This school prepares us for independence in Ayurveda modalities
