Aromatherapy & Ayurveda
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In Ash and Shaftesbury
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Intensive workshop
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14h
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2 Days
Are you interested in Aromatherapy and Ayurveda?
The S.E.E.D. Institute offers a a two-day course, which will be adjusted to your level of knowledge. Ayurvedic practitioners believe that harmony is health and that the lack of disease is the main trait of well-being.
You will learn about the theory of creation and balance, the essential oils, the different doshas and many other topics.
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About this course
For Bodywork Therapists, Massage Therapists and Aromatherapists.
For Massage/Aromatherapists/Bodywork Therapists. This course is also open to those who want to use the technique on family/friends.
Certificate of Qualification awarded to successfully completing Students.
Certificates of attendance awarded to non-therapists.
On receiving your enquiry we will endeavour to contact you via telephone to give you the opportunity to discuss your requirements. If we are not successful in contacting you via phone we will e-mail you details of the course that you are interested in applying for, including a booking form should you wish to go ahead and book with us. We will also include our contact details.
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I'm blind but I must say the vocal assistance and explanations were very much appreciated. Would love to improve my knowledge on the subject.
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There was a lot of information given which has given such a great understanding of Ayurvedic practise. I am looking forward to using the knowledge.
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The Tutor's approach is very dynamic but kind, encouraging and inspiring. A wonderful experience.
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All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 13 years
Subjects
- Massage
- Systems
- Ayurveda
- Aromatherapy
- Essential oils
- Theory Balance
- Pulse reading
- Herbal Medicated Oils
- Ayurvedic Hand Massage
- Alternative Medicine
- Ayurvedic Massage
- Aromatherapy supplies
- Doshas
- Aromatic Plants
- Holistic therapy
- Holistic Medicine
- Ayurvedic Principles
- Human Metabolism
- Body Types
- Ayurveda Compatibilities
Teachers and trainers (1)
Jane Rose
Principal Tutor of The S.E.E.D. Institute
TSI Clinical Practitioner Diploma in Aromatherapy - 1997 Advanced Massage Techniques, Ayurveda, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Pregnancy, Babies & Children Massage, Chinese Foot Massage, Remedial & Sports Massage. PTLLS Teaching Certificate - 2012 CTLLS Teaching Certificate - July 2013
Course programme
Studies commence at 9.30 a.m. and finish at 5.30 p.m.
Topics addressed during the course include:
- Ayurvedic Theory of Creation and the Theory of Balance: The fundamental theory of Ayurvedic treatment is based on the theory of balance among the major bodily systems which are called the Three Systems or in Sanskrit the Tri Doshas. Each person's constitution is controlled by one or two of the three doshas. Doshas are not only the determinants of our constitutions but also of the type of disease to which we will succumb and they also determine the features that make us unique. The co-ordinated balance of these three systems is essential for health.
- The Healer Within & The Restoration of Harmony: Neither Ayurvedic Medicine nor Aromatherapy consider the primary cause of disease to result from an onslaught of germs that invade the body. Both disciplines advocate and prefer to create an environment where the 'germs' cannot happily habituate.
- The Power of the Wind, Fire & Cohesion: Classical Ayurvedic texts describe man as standing on the earth and being subjected to the wind, sun and the moon.
- Five Basic 'Building Blocks: Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Ether: Ayurveda believes that everything in the Universe is made of 5 elements or building blocks. Their properties are important in understanding balance and imbalance in the human body.
- Body-analysis using Ayurvedic Principles of Prakriti & Vikruti
- Recognising & finding 'Body-Types': 'Vata', 'Pitta', 'Kapha': Each individual is born with a pre-determined basic pattern and the Tridoshas and character-type are part of this pattern. The balance is finely tuned and the equilibrium is easily disturbed. The imbalanced or overbalanced condition of these systems, in any part of the body, causes ill-health which manifests as the symptoms of disease.
- Introduction to Pulse-Reading to determine health: The Ayurvedic Practitioners of India do not diagnose disease or imbalance 'from a void'. They are fully aware of the inter-cellular level of communications within the body. At the tissue-level, inter-cellular messages are communicated to the heart, via the blood-stream, in a comprehensive and precise, bio-chemical language.
- Aromatherapy, & Ayurveda Compatibilities: Dr Badmajieff, the last of a line of Doctors who were both Lamas and Occidental Practitioners and lived strictly according to Lamic principles, died in 1923 at the age of 123 having said: "If it is possible to influence an individual from outside to the point of modifying his behaviour, it must be done by means of aromatic substances - and through the skin".
- Ayurvedic Essential Oils Anthopogon, Artemesia, Kachur, Himalayan Cedar, Jatamansi, Nepalese Juniper, Neem, Sandalwood, Sugandhawal, Turmeric, Ushir
- Common Essential Oils for the different Doshas
- Carrier Oils & Herbal Medicated Oils
- Plants, Tastes & Diet: Ayurveda prescribes six different flavours for the daily diet - the commonly acknowledged sweet, sour, salty and bitter tastes and two additional ones - pungent and astringent. In general, a well-chosen, balanced diet containing all six tastes is recommended.
- Teas for the different Doshas
- Ayurvedic Hand Massage: including Ubtans, Scrubs, Masks
- Garshan: Silk Glove Massage: traditional Ayurvedic dry massage with a special silk glove that can be done as an alternative to an oil massage.
Please note: This course is a Post-graduate qualification course, during which the student is assessed for competence.
Aromatherapy & Ayurveda