Ayurveda – natural medicine

• know and understand the processes of the human body during illness;
• have the knowledge of the cleansing of the body on five levels;
• have the knowledge of the role of the elements in determining the cause of illness;
• have the knowledge of the role of the elements in human body balance;
• have the knowledge of the role of the elements in creating the future of children and young people’s talents, potentials and opportunities as well as their weaknesses;
• have the knowledge of the use of the Dosha concepts in the field of HR in organisations ( creating a leader, coach and manager);
• know and understand the relationship between the changes of the seasons and human processes;
• know the basics of natural remedies;
• know and understand the principles of using herbs to restore the balance to the human body;
• know the principles of basic Ayurvedic natural medicine treatments;
• know and understand the principles of vital energy management;
• have the knowledge of anatomy, physiology in terms of Ayurveda natural medicine;
• have the knowledge of the body type diagnosis: dosha;
• have the knowledge and understanding of the ageing process of the body;
• have the knowledge of body regeneration;
• have the knowledge of the prevention of human health;
• have the knowledge of longevity;
• have the knowledge of the use of natural preparations to maintain a young and healthy look of the skin;
• have the knowledge of the use of natural herbal oils to treat skin disorders;
• know and understand the European standards of patient care;
• have the knowledge of proper human nutrition according to the natural potential of the digestive system;
• have the knowledge of nutritional disorders (obesity);
• have the knowledge of diet, dietetic programmes in Ayurvedic perspective.

• can apply the knowledge of Ayurvedic natural medicine in professional practice;
• is able to identify the Dosha type of the human body;
• can use observations to diagnose the imbalances of the human body;
• can confirm the body type from the pulse;
• can make a diagnosis using the knowledge of the Tongue Diagnosis;
• is able to use the Dinacharya knowledge in professional practice;
• can put his/her personal and family routine into practice;
• can put the knowledge of Herbal Oils into practice;
• can put the knowledge of basic Ayurvedic treatments into practice;
• can put the knowledge of herbal baths, massages, inhalations, herbal masks and pastes into practice;
• can make basic recommendations for the restoration of balance in the human body;
• is able to supervise the patient’s recovery process;
• is able to apply the knowledge about the principles of nutrition according to the Dosha body type in his/her professional practice;
• is able to put the knowledge of sattvic nutrition programmes into practice;
• can organise and conduct Ayurvedic consultations;
• is able to cooperate with Ayurvedic natural medicine entities and other institutions in the field of human health;
• can apply the knowledge of obesity prevention in professional practice;
• can apply the knowledge of European standards of patient care in professional practice;
• can initiate, support and promote a natural healthy lifestyle;
• is able to use the natural potential of children and adolescents to manage their educational and professional career;
• is able to use the knowledge of the use of natural herbal preparations in cosmetology in his/her professional practice;
• is able to use his/her actions to demonstrate the effectiveness of Ayurvedic natural medicine methods;
• can apply the knowledge of body cleansing/detoxification in his/her professional practice;
• can apply the principles and techniques of herbal medicine to treat human disease;
• is able to support the treatment process of psychosomatic and chronic diseases known as civilisation diseases;
• is aware of the tools that Ayurvedic natural medicine demonstrates as the medicine of the future;
• is prepared to work independently and as part of a team;
• is aware of the need for ethical behaviour towards patients;
• is prepared to realise the concept of deepening the knowledge in the field of the oldest medicine;
• is sensitive to the constant changes taking place in society and culture;
• is also prepared to respond appropriately to the forthcoming changes, new needs and challenges;
• is familiar with the characteristics of herbs, their use and healing properties, their effects on the psyche and spiritual aspects of healing.

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The lecturing staff includes:

✔ Dr Sruthi Chandran

Doctor of Ayurveda from Kerala, India, committed to spreading the ancient wisdom of the science of Ayurvedic Medicine about life, keeping it traditional and authentic; she provides consultations and lectures, seminars and training to patients from all over the world including Poland.
Dr Chandran has graduated from a prestigious university in India of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery; she also holds the BAMS degree (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Science.
Dr Chandran is a practicing Doctor of Ayurveda at the oldest ayurveda centre, Ayurveda Hospital, Somatheeram Ayurveda Group Research Institute Kerala, India, which is recognized internationally.

The above mentioned Somatheeram hospital has been accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Health Care providers (NABH), which represents the highest rating for hospitals and health care units in India after a government quality audit.

Somatheeram has been awarded the ‘Indias Best Ayurvedic Resort’ by the Government of India four times, recognised six times by the Government of India as the Best Ayurvedic Resort in Kerala ‘Kerala States Best Ayurvedic Resort’. The hospital has received international and national awards for excellence in the Ayurveda and Yoga sector 35 times.

Dr Sruthi Chandran is also a graduate of SVYASA University, Bangalore, India, Yoga Instructor (YIC), Pioneer Yoga University, India.

✔ Pratheesh Gapinatham

Dr Gapintham is an Ayurveda Therapist from Kerala India who has has been certified by the National Commission of the Government of Kerala as a Master Teacher of Traditional Reiki, Ayurveda Therapist, Panchakarma.

Dr Gapinatham has learnt Ayurvedic treatments at the Institute of Ayurvedic Studies and also at private clinics of Ayurvedic doctors.
Practice in these areas has been a tradition in his family for many generations.

He has been a practicing Ayurveda Therapist for the last 19 years at the oldest Ayurveda centre, the Ayurveda Hospital, Somatheeram Ayurveda Group Research Institute Kerala, India, recognized internationally
The Somatheeram Hospital has been accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Health Care providers (NABH), which is the highest rating for hospitals and health care units in India, after a government quality audit. The hospital has been awarded the ‘Indias Best Ayurvedic Resort’ by the Government of India four times and also awarded the ‘Kerala States Best Ayurvedic Resort’ by the Government of India six times. Moreover it has received the international and national rewards for excellence in Ayurveda and Yoga sector as many as 35 times.

Doctor Gapinatham has also worked at Ayurveda Vaidhya Madom, Varkala, India. He guides patients who come from all over the world, also from Poland,
in Ayurveda therapies at the Ayurveda Hospital.

✔ Marek Kodis

Natural nutrition expert – founder of Amar Club for Vegans, owner of a vegan restaurant, enthusiast of Ayurvedic cuisine.

✔ Laura Bronder

Yoga teacher, graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Science from the Universitat Jena, Kashish Yoga 500 H RYT (registered yoga teacher training/75 Yacep Yin and Meditation.

She has been a yoga teacher practising for 10 years in Germany, Poland, Italy. Ms Bronder is an organiser of yoga, ayurveda and health food holidays.

Fascinated and educated in natural nutrition, herbs and healthy lifestyle at the University of Nutrition in Germany.
She is also an animal lover, actively involved in animal shelter care.

✔ Monika Karolczuk

Expert Ayurveda Therapist. Originator and owner of the authentic Ayurveda Centre, the first Polish partner of the oldest Ayurveda Centre in India: Research Institute, Somatheeram Ayurveda Group Ayurvedic Hospital. Awarded: 35 times with international and national awards for excellence in Ayurveda sector, for best Ayurveda resort in Kerala.
Initiator and co-founder of the postgraduate course:

• Ayurveda – holistic health medical system;
• Ayurveda Medical Consultant;
• Author of podcasts: “Ayurveda – My Story”;
• Lecturer on Ayurvedic science, preventive health, good living and longevity;
• Organiser of ‘Journey for Health’ (Panchakarma) to the best Ayurveda centre in India, where she herself recovered from a very serious accident.

On a daily basis Ms Monika Karolczuk is a Consultant, Expert Ayurveda Therapist at the Ayurveda Centre in Szczecin, providing comprehensive assistance to people with ailments: nervous system, digestive system, allergies, joints, pains, skin lesions, sinuses, cancer, depression, migraines….
She runs her own Ayurvedic practice where she consults, performs therapies and gives lectures, seminars, courses and workshops on Ayurvedic medicine and therapies.
She works with the best Doctors of Ayurveda from Ayurvedic Hospital and Research Institute India, Kerala.

Vendor of herbal medicines/supplements for ailments such as: stress, depression, migraine, joint pain, urinary tract inflammation, haemorrhoids, problems with: concentration, liver, blood cholesterol levels, hypertension, diabetes, immunity and supporting the body in the fight against cancer…

Accredited ICF Coach and author of the project: “Pretty Woman”

Ayur – meaning life, veda – meaning knowledge or science. An ancient science of life and its forces, resources and longevity. Ayurveda is based on a deep union with the very essence of life. It is a truly holistic medicine. It treats the human being as a whole: body, mind and spirit. It is not an anachronistic type of folk medicine. It is a fully-fledged science, with its own measurable, extremely complex and comprehensive methods for restoring the balance of the organism – the health of the human being. It operates on the basis of observations of living beings and their actual reactions to the environment, not just on laboratory experiments. It is a philosophical concept which claims that the state of the human body and mind as an individual depends on its conforming to the surrounding nature and the cosmos as a whole. It is a way of living, learning how to cooperate with nature and live in harmony with it so as to maintain physical and mental health.

• We will prepare you to live in balance, in a world of over-stimulation and lack of authority, by controlling your mind and strengthening your body.
• You will learn how to use practical ayurvedic knowledge to live a longer, healthier life.
• You will learn to recognise the phenomena and conditions that negatively or positively affect a person’s life and well-being.
• You will develop body awareness and mindfulness.
• You will learn how to make specific conscious choices to support the proper functioning of the body.
• You will learn how to use ayurvedic science to not give up on your current life while improving its quality.
• You will learn what talents and predispositions a particular body type (dosha) represents.
• You will learn how to recognize the elements in the body of a child, client, life or business partner and how to use this knowledge.
• You will learn how to guide your child’s talents at the stage of education as well as professional and social life.
• You will receive invaluable knowledge on how to restore the body’s balance by natural means (diet, yoga, meditation, herbs, therapy).
• You will learn how to stop the development of diseases and how to prevent ailments from occurring.
• You will understand how food, herbs, emotions, climate and lifestyle affect human physiology and psychology.
• You will learn to thoroughly understand your body, mind and spirit.
• You will learn an advanced system of psychology that explains the dynamics of karma, consciousness and how the physical and non-physical worlds connect.
• You will learn how to independently ensure your natural health and develop a deeper energy potential.
• You will learn the methodology for the right way of living to maintain optimal health.
• You will learn how to focus on the living being and control illness by balancing the internal life forces of the body.
• You will learn the principles of the ayurvedic diet – the sattwic programme.
• You will learn the natural methods of cleansing the body.
• You will be acquainted with a holistic programme to reduce body weight and prevent weight gain again.
• You will learn how to restore your natural physical balance.
• You will learn about the Ayurvedic herbal medicines.
• You will learn the principles of sattvic physical activity.
• You will find out about sattwic recipes (menus for the dosha body type).
• You will find out about changes in exercise and eating habits.
• You will learn how to live and eat healthily.
• You will learn how to prepare meals for your body type.

The answer is – to survive and live in health and happiness for many years.

Academic (Western) medicine focuses on identifying external pathogens and controlling disease from outside. Ayurveda, on the other hand, focuses on the living being and controlling disease by balancing a person’s internal life force. Today, as restrictions on the use of antibiotics become evident in the face of widespread weakening of the immune system and the resurgence of infectious diseases deemed to be under control, the principles of a proper lifestyle that boosts internal energy and the immune system are crucial to the health of humans as a species and our survival for decades to come.

The most innovative and most important medical system dealing with body and mind. Ayurveda will soon become an integral part of a new and more humanistic approach to healthcare in the world.

The crisis in health care gives rise to the need to return to natural systems such as Ayurveda. Conventional medicine has become very expensive due to the huge amount of drugs, medical research and chronic diseases that make us not only unhealthy, but also lose our sense of financial security. The trend towards self-healing will become one of the most important achievements in culture and healthcare in the coming century.

1. Become a certified Ayurveda Medical Consultant – 1 year of postgraduate studies – 215h I session/month (Saturday/Sunday).

2. Obtain the certificate of Ayurveda Therapist – 1 year of postgraduate studies (203h – possibility to participate in a project funded by the European Union).

3. Complete an internship at the Ayurveda Centre – 6 months (16h/month).

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1. Assistance in registering your own business – mini AYURVEDA Centre.
2. Ayurvedic consultation offered to the mini Centre clients by the Ayurved Doctor at the premises: 1/month.
3. Constant supervision over the therapies of the graduate’s clients conducted by the Ayurveda Doctor (remote contact).
4. Participation in collective supplies of medicinal oils, herbs, herbal medicines, teas, cosmetics.
5. Support in the selection, ordering and delivery of the equipment for the mini Graduate Centre.
6. Support in the interior design of the mini Graduate Centre.
7. Participation in marketing activities conducted by the Ayurveda Centre.
8. Materials /questionnaires for working with graduate’s clients in the mini Centre
9. Participation in trips to the best Ayurveda Centre in India, Ayurvedic Hospital, Somatheeram Research Institute.
10. Content support offered by the Ayurveda Centre Owners at the stage of creation and development of the mini Centre