Immersion
OpenPanchavidha Kashaya Kalpana
Immerse yourself in the study of the five basic types of Ayurvedic preparations, understanding their unique properties and therapeutic applications.
- 100–300 hrs
- Online live
I-PAL · Immersion
Explore how Ayurvedic principles can be applied to mental health, offering natural strategies for managing and treating psychological disorders.
Explore how Ayurvedic principles can be applied to mental health, offering natural strategies for managing and treating psychological disorders.
Ayurveda for Mental Health Care is part of the Ayurveda Immersion Programs in CAYEIT's International Program for Ayurveda Learning (I-PAL), at intermediate level (100–300 hrs). The Ayurveda Immersion program offers a comprehensive 100-300 hour curriculum tailored for health practitioners and wellness enthusiasts aiming to master Ayurvedic principles and their application in modern health practices.
Learners at the intermediate level of I-PAL (Immersion). Not sure it fits? Our admissions team will advise you.
Fees are set for each batch and shared by our admissions team with the intake details, along with any scholarship options.
Online live. Taught through CAYEIT's Ayurveda Classroom, so you can join from any country, with recordings and study material. Duration: 100–300 hrs.
No dates announced yet. Ask admissions about the next batch.
Open for admission
Apply through Ayurveda Classroom, or send our admissions counselor a question first - they reply within 48 hours and can help you pick the right batch.
Apply nowStage 1
Up to 50 hrs · Enthusiast
Stage 2
50–100 hrs · Beginner
Immersion
OpenImmerse yourself in the study of the five basic types of Ayurvedic preparations, understanding their unique properties and therapeutic applications.
Immersion
OpenMaster the use of Ayurvedic herbs and formulations, learning how they can be effectively utilized in the prevention and treatment of various health conditions.
Immersion
OpenGet hands-on training in Panchakarma (Ayurveda’s cleansing and rejuvenation techniques) and learn how they can be applied for both preventive health and disease management.
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